The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-21


| .Mahaska county, where he lived un.
/ til death. In early youth he United
| with the Methodist church. He was
I a frfn believer in the highest and
better principles of life taught by
! the NGopeis of Christ. To this union
Was born fiRef children, NJ. II. Tnliis,
! Miss Viola Tullis, w. L. Tullis, de.
ceased Mrs. u. G. Deck and Elmer
Tullis Of this city. Besides his Inn
| mediate family he leaves two broth.
ers and one sister, Rev. j. w. Tuliis,
of Charlton, G.. NJ. Tullis, of Ottum-
wa, Mrs L. c. Sharp, of Campbell.
| Cal. The funeral was held from the
home of his daughter, Mrs. U. G.
Deck, 1909 South Eleventh street,
Friday at 10 O'Clock a. m, attended
by large body Of Old soldiers and
| sorrowing friends. Interments"
Forest cemetery
MATHEWS A pretty
wedding OF this morning was that Of
Miss Marie Mathews TO MF Ellis, Eu-
gene Taylor, both of this city and
both popular young people. The
ceremony was performed fby the Rev.
lnesday morning, October 90, 1915, at
seven o'clock, in the presence OF
Miss Mathews mother, Mrs. Mary
Mathews, and their attendants, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. CTowdeT. They left
this morning for brief trip, taking
the train at Evans, In order to avoid
the demonstrations, OF jolly crowd
OF young people ct the depot How.
ever they. found that same crowd
waiting at the depot in Evans when
they arrived there, and all the pent
up feelings were given good airings
there. .s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have been res
idents of oskaloOsa for most of their
lives, and are both popular with the
young people of the city. Mrs. Tay-
Tor has been employed al, the Home
Telephone office for the past three
years, and Mr.. Taylor has been the
window trimmer at the Frankel Dry
Goods store for the past six years.
They will be at home to their friends
in Oskaloosa, at GOA Sixth avenue
west, after December /, 1915.
. HARDY - KENWORTHY Miss
Mabel Kenworthy or Oskaloosa was
married Wednesday morning, October
90. 1915, at 10; 80 O'clock to Mr.. r.
Guy Hardy of Bloomfield, Iowa. Rev.
w. L. Waters of the Congregational
church officiatinGaThe wedding while
wholly informal AMI Witnessed, by only
the members OF the immediate fam
lilies OF the contracting parties was a
pretty and impressive ceremony and
to Mr. and Mrs. Hardy belong the
honor and distinction of being the first
couple TO be married in the new Con.
lgregational church. Following the GER
emony, the wedding party was enter.
tanned at breakfast in the banquet
hall of the church in honor of the
bride by the girls of the Pollyanna
class of the Congregational Sunday
School with whom she has been asso.
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy went by
auto to Ottumwa this morning to take
the Burlington train for Chicago. They
will spend couple of weeks at Grand
Rapids Michigan Chicago and other
! places. They will be at home after
! December first in a new residence
awaiting the coming of the bride on
n farm seven miles south of Bloom.
field. .~ . ... a. g.. -
The bride is one of Oskaloosas best
( huONh SlIlSt the youngest uduSNtCf Oh
Mrs. Mary NJ. KenwOrthy and the late
William Saint Kenworthy. She has
been popular socially ami has a wide
acquaintance in business way hay
ing been connected with local mercan.
tile houses following. graduation from
the local high school Miss Kenworthy
prepared herself for teacher taking
a special course of training in the
Grand Rapids kindergarten school
She has been employed in the Oska.
loosa schools and her work has been
successful and of the best grade The
groom is a successful young business
man. of Davis county He attended
Iowa State University at Iowa City,
, is graduate of the indianapolis Law
school and has been in practice at
Roy. New Mexico. He has also HAD ex.
perience in newspaper work.
Congratulations and hest wishes OF
friends and relatives are extended the
happy couple and the best wishes OF
the entire community will follow them
TO the new home in Davis county