The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-19
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

Mike Burke, Marshalltown 900. .3S
1853 and
Hattie Warning, Marshalltown 81
HAWKINS. The funeral services
of the late Eli Hawkins, who died on
friday evening, November 10, 1914,
Al $3.50 O'Clock, will be held Tuesday,
November II, at 200 o'clock p. m.
ct the Friends church. lnterment If
Forest cemetery.
BURKE-WARRING - Mr.. Mike
Burke and Miss Hattie Warning, OF
Marshalltown, were united in mar
rage at IL ocvlock Friday at the Of
fee of Justice Dave B. Hawkins who
officiated in the ceremony. The groom
is a former Oskaloosa resident and
is well known here.
HUFFMAN - The body of Frank
Huffman who died at Albuquerque,
New Mexico of pulmonary tuberCulo-
sis arriving this morning from Ottum-
wa via the Rock Island. It was taken
to the Gilbert undertaking rooms on
north First street and thence TO the
Butler cemetery for interment. De
ceased was taken to the southwest
several months ago for permanent re-
lief. The body was accompanied by
P II, Huffman.
DICKSON-Mrs Mary f. Dickson,
wife of H. N. Dickson, died Sunday,
November -, 1914, at $50 p. m. at
her home in White Oak Township.
Funeral services Tuesday, November
| II, at 2:30 p. IN. at the Free Metho-
dist church at Rose Hill. Interment
in East Rose Hill Cemetery.
Deceased was born June 2. lS48, in
| Indiana, and has lived in iowa sc
years. Her father, James Ornbaum,
and her mother, whose maiden name
was n. b. Shipley, were both born in
Virginia. Mrs. Dickson at time OF
death was sc years, months and IL
days.
PARROTT--. Harriet f. Thompson
Parrot, wife of r. E. PARROT, died
Sunday, November Is, 1914, at 1890
O'Clock p. m. at her home, 607 First
avenue east Funeral services will be
held Thursday. November 18th, at
1900 p. m.
Deceased was born March 2S, 1857,
in Virginia, and has lived in Iowa for
forty years. Her father. F. s. Thomp'
son, and her mother, whose maiden
name was S. J. Crawford, were also
born in Virginia. Mrs. PARROT was
formerly a school teacher and was
81 years, months, and II days old
Death resulted from acute rheuma'
tism.
BAKER-FuneTal services for the
late Mrs. Margaret Baker, widow OF
Erwin Baker, a former prominent
business man and resident Of Oska
IIooso were held at two O'Clock p. n
FRIDAY afternoon at the First Presby
lterian church where deceased was q
member during residence here. SeryiC
les were conducted by Rev. Alexander
'lMcFerran, pastor OF the church. Spec
; ial music was furnished by Mrs. V
X. Logan, Mrs. Dot Phillips Haugen
Miss Martha Henry, j. Miller Beart
land George d. Bamford with Miss
Margaret Price accompanying on or
gan. Pail bearers we're, Will T.. Phil
lips, George w. Shockley, w. r. Cow
an, Frank f. Smith, Amos p Spencel
and M. Vreeland.
Services at the grave were unde
auspices OF the local chapter Of thu
Order OF Eastern Star OF which de
ceased was a charter member in Os
kaloosa. Mrs. Baker died at her hom
! at Long Beach, California at three Q
clock a. M. Thursday, November
1914. The body was brought to Osks
loosa for funeral and interment by tn
side OF the husband in Forest GENE
terry, arriving here from Marshalltowl
via, the NJ. e. st. l.. Ry at 1915 o
clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ron
niger who accompanied deceased /
Oskaloosa were met .at the station b
local friends Deceased during IN
! Years OF her residence here was an
+ long the best known women in Osks
! looea. She was prominent In ehurc