The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-11-04

ROUSE---Antonia Rouse aged 6t
years, 6 months and 80 days died al
his home north OF Beacon at $3.50
a. m. Saturday, Oct 80. Funeral ser
vices Monday morning, Now / at $
o'clock at St Mary's church and bur
ial in Catholic cemetery.
NIISER- -RAMSA Y---AIarried Satur.
day, Oct so, at Des Moines, Miss
Stella Ramsay to Dr. G. w Miser OF
Knoxville: .>l.. hEA'.st t
MIR. and Mrs. Miser came to 0ska-
loosa and an entertainment in their
honor was given today by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ewing.
PATTON-Died of cardiac asthma
at her home in Beacon Sunday after
noon at 1880 o'clock, October 31st,
1913 Anna f., wife of William H. Pat
ton, aged IA years, months AMI 20
days, Funeral Friday, November 8,
1915 at the nome in Beacon at two
O'Clock p. m. Interment in Beacon
cemetery. @r>'. 60 ~ -..'
Mrs. Patton was born in Lancaster
county, Penn, February q, 1871 of
Lydia Cling and John Ream. She has
been a resident Of Mahaskka county
and of Beacon for forty.two years
since 1873. She was married with Will,
liam Patton in September T. 1852. Six
children came to this union three of
whom, Mrs. Minnie Price, Mrs. Mary
Smith and Mrs. Jennie Phillips, all
of Beacon, with the husband, survive.
Deceased was one of the best known
older residents of Beacon. She was a
member of the Congregational church
of Beacon and member of the Re-
bekah lodge of Beacon and was dis.
tinguished as list Noble Grand of or.
ganization at that place. She was also
q member of the Ladies' of the G. A..
X. Hosts of friends and acqquaintanc.
es join with the family in sorrow
and regret at the passing Of this most
estimable woman. .....
WYMoRE. = Dwight Leslie wy.
more, son of Mrs. Cora Wymore, was
born at Rose Hill. March 5, 1896, and
passed away Of heart trouble at his
home in Oskaloosa, Thursday. Oct Is,
1915, aged 10 years, months and %
DAYS. Deceased had been a resident
of Oskaloosa since i've years of age.
Funeral services were held at the
Cheesmafl Funeral Home at 10: 80 a.
m, Sunday, October 81, and the body
was taken to Odd Rose Hilp' GENE
terry for interment. Nine automo-
biles accompanied the casket and the
funeral party. Deceased is survived
in his immediate family by mother,
Mrs. Cora Wymore, three brothers,
Harry E., of Omaha; Ralph c. and
Fred c., of Oskaloosa, and sister,
Mrs. Dave Griffith, of Oskaloosa. Flu.
neral service was under the direction
Of Rev. Alexander McFerran Of the
First Presbyterian church. Special
music was provided by Mrs. George
Parmenter and daughter, Miss Lu-
ellie. Pail bearers were Max Fierz,
Roy Barrows, George Griffith, Arch
Carr, Ross Remington and Harry Sid
ers. Attendance at the funeral was
large. The popularity of the de
ceased and sorrow and regret of rel
atives and friends found expression
in almost innumerable floral pieces.
PARKHILL-L ESLIE.-One of the
pretty wedding Of the week was that
of Miss Zoi1a Leslie. only daughter
of Mrs Cora Leslie of this city, to
Mr.. Fred L. Parkhill of Sigourney.
The wedding took place on Thursday
evening at the home of the groom's
unaelef and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
PuIliam,a 318 North B street. The
home was beautifully decorated with
yellow chrysanthemums and ferns,
and while sister of the groom. Miss
Grace Parkhil, played the wedding
march, the bride and groom took
their places, attended by Miss Ava
Blair and Mr.. Oliver Anderson, both
of this. city. The Rev. Mr.. Farley, OF
the Christian church, performed the
ceremony, following which the guests
we're served with wedding dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parkhill left Oskaloosa
Immediately following the dinner, via
automobile for Leighton, where they
took the Rock Island for Des Moines.
fhey win spend a few days visiting
relatives in Des Moines before going
to their home In Sigourney. -
Miss Leslie Is an Oskaloosa young
lady, having lived here practically all
her life, graduated from the ward and
the high schools, and since her gradh
alton has been connected in a bust
ness way with the oskaloosa DR.
Goods Store, and for the past year
has been, tbookkeeper for the Union
Delivery Company. She is an active
member OF the work in the Christian
church and is a young lady Of many
charms, and most pleasing person
atty. Mr.. Parkhill Is a young bust
ness man OF Sigourney, connected
with his father in partnership in the
East Side Stock Farm" of that city
One OF the oldest established bust
nei,ses O fthat city. He is gradu
ate Of the Sfgourney High school,
and also took a course in the Com
merclai college OF Des Molnes Some
two years ago while on visit at the
home OF his uncle and aunt In this
city he met Miss Leslie through hfi
sister and the acquaintance formed
at that time eliminated IN the cere
mony OF Thursday evening. On Mex
Saturday evening parents Of this
groom. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Parkhill
will give a reception at their home
in Sigourney for Mr.. and Mrs. Park
hill
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