The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
DEATHS, MARRIAGES

w. A. Garrett, Delta ...........2 20
1888 and
Esther Ray. Oskaloosa .........17
Observation-Disclosures at I
o'clock p. m, Friday at the office of
The officiating magistrate, Justice l..
NJ Bacon, Mr.. Fred M. MoCarty of
Oskaloosa and Mrs. Emma Lundy OF
What Cheer.
ROSE-BURNHAM - License to
we'd was issued at Des Moines Friday
to Fred Rose. aged q and Miss Jose.
Jhine Durham, aged "a, daughter OF
the late Charles Burnham, both OF
his city. Friends extend congratula
tons.
STEPHENSON -. PATTINGTON
Mr.. +. A. Stephenson, of st. JOS
9ph, Mo, and Miss Eunice Petting
on of Abba, were united in marriage
1t E3O o'clock p. m, Saturday, by l.
NJ. Bacon, at his Office in the Williams
Brothers building.
HOLLY-Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ilaude c. Holly of Des Moines. Tues
lay, Oct. 18th, 1914, a daughter who
has been named Helen Marjorie
Holly. Mrs Holly will be remember
I'd here as Miss Grace Brown, a sis
er to Mrs. DR.. Childress. -..
FITZGERALD - Funeral services
for the late Mrs. Catherine Fitzgerald
will be held Mondal morning, October
9th. 1914, from ST. Mary's church, al
1870 o'clock. Interment in Catholic
Cemetery. Friends of the family may
ALI at the house up to nine O'Clock
Monday morning ..... 49,. NJ
JOHNSON - A telegram Sunda.
lorning to Mr.. JOS F. Reynolds, liz
outh L street bore word of the com
ng of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. H
l. Johnson at their home in Salt
lake City. The mother was known tc
0skaloosa people as Miss Edith Rey
lolds, a sister of Win Reynolds OF
the Baldauf-Rosenblatt Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. friends art
'ained to learn of the death of II. E
iraffam at his home in Grand Rapids
+ Minnesota, following somewhat ex
ended illness. Deceased is survived
~ son and the widow who Is a sis
er of Mrs. John f. Lacey and Mrs
". r. Cowan of OskalooSa. The
iraffams, have been frequent visitors
n Oskaloosa and are quite wei
;nown here. Mr.. GRAHAM attended
he funeral of the late John F. Lace!
little over. year ago. The sym
,athy of Oskaloosa friends goes GU
o the bereaved ones. Mr.. and Mrs
:. E. Sawyer left here Thursda.
light enroute to Grand Rapids ant
we're in attendance at the Obsequies
NATION.-Mrs. Nancy Jane Ma
ion, aged 81 years, months and
lay, died Sunday, October Is, 1914
2:30 a, IN. at her home, 81 Rock
sland avenue. Funeral Tuesday
October 20. at $50 a. m. at the resi-
Ience. Interment in Wymore Gem
1tery, near Rose Hill
Deceased was born June 1882, IL
he state of Kentucky, and has liveC
n Iowa and in Mahaska county g.
fears. Her father was Charles Al
;ood, and was born in Kentucky
drs. Nancy Jane Nation was the
widow of Samuel Nation, and hel
leath resulted from heart trouble, o.
i've weeks duration. She leaves five
sons, Charles, William, John, Samue
nd George: IL grandchildren; Il
great grand children; two brothers
Jeff and Alex Algood and three sis
,ers, Katherine. Marguerite and To
5ytha and half-sister, Esther Atch
son.
GILMORE.-Mrs Jane l.. Gilmore
tged IS years. passed away Saturday
light, October II, 1914, at 9:15 al
Ter home, 603 South ID street, after
IN illness of paralysis of one weeks
duration. Funeral Tuesday afternoon
October 20, at 200 o'clock at tae
residence. Interment In Forest GENE
terry.
Deceased was born near Londonder
ry, Ireland, and has lived in Iowa, and
in Mahaska county since 1857. She
has been a faithful member of the
United Presbyterian church, and was
the widow of the late Rev. John Gil
more, who died in 1908, after over
half a century of service in the min
istry. Her father, David Steel, and
ner mother, whose maiden name was
Lucas, swere both born in Ireland
Three sons, J. T. Gilmore, of Auburn
Nebraska, S. F. Gilmore, of Indiana
polls, Indiana, and E. w. Gilmore, oil
Marceline, Missouri, and one daugh,
ter Mrs. J. c. Calhoun, of Summer,
field, Missouri, mourn their mother
death.