The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-10-14

JONES-JaneS II. Jones, 0led at
his home in Buxton at o'clock p. NJ.
Oct. 10th, 1915, aged 81 years. Funeral
at Union school house at one o'clock
Wednesday, Oct. 18th, 1915. Interment
| in Hennes cemetery. Mr.. Jones is a
brother of Mrs. Albert Menienhall of
this city.
: ROBINSON - CRUIKSHANK. -
/ Friends here have received an
Inouncement of the marriage of Miss
nellie Cruikshank, a well known Os
kaloOsa girl, to Mr.. Harry Ward Rob
inson, of Boston. The wedding took
place at Boston on Saturday, October
Is. Miss Cruikshank went to Boston
something over a year ago, to accept
a good position in a business office
The marriage of Saturday is a So,
qLel of the romance that started
shortly after her arrival in The
Hub Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will be
at home at "a Lexington avenue
, Someryille, Mass, after January 1
1916. Many friends here will extend
congratulations and best wishes to
the happy couple.
several days of suffering with an alb
scess of stomach and bowels passed
away at six o'clock p. m. Monday
| Oct. II, 1915, at Abbott Hospital where
he submitted to an operation last
week following physical collapse
while on duty. He had been somewhat
i'll extendedly but would not give VI
until overpowered by the pain Incl
dent to his trouble.
Funeral Thursday, Oct IA, 1915
from the Cheesman Funeral Home al
2:30 o'clock p. m. Interment in For
est cemetery.
: Deceased was a we'll known and
popular young man, a capable and "a
ffcient workman and his untimely TAX
ing off is regretted in the community
that has known him since early child
hood, all his life having been spent
in Oskaloosa. He was a son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fritz Haber, born in Oska
loosa, July "a, 1892 at the parenta
home on A avenue east, the Iowa City
road. He was educated in local schools
and has been employed in local worl
having been with the Home TELEPHONY
company as trouble clerk" through
a service of over six years, since
1909 .Es
He leaves father, mother, four bro
theirs Fred Haber, of Emporia aKnsas
John of FELTON,, Santa Cruz county
California, George and Christian o
Oskaloosa and five sisters, Mrs. Min
ME Burg, Emporia, Kans., Mrs. Anna
Marching, Villas. Boca county, Color
ado, Mrs. Sophia Craff, Loughridge
Iowa, Mrs. May Skinner and Miss
Selma Haber of Oskaloosa.
! Deceased was member of tn,
Knights of Pythias and the Electrical
Workers Union. The family has thu
sympathy of hosts of friends in thei
bereavement and sorrow.
TYLER-PETTITT- pretty wed
ding of this morning was that of Mis-
Dorothy May Petit to Mr.. Fred Carl
ton Taylor, which took place at tn
home of the brides mother, Mrs
Mary Petit, 412 1st avenue east. Tn
wedding was a home affair, most i'm
pressive in it's informality.
Mrs. Mary Pettitt, Miss Doroth.
and MIR. Taylor received the guests
and promptly at ten-thirty o'cloCl
they took their places unattended
and the Rev. w. L. Waters of thu
Congregational church pronouncet
the ring ceremony. The informally o
the occasion, and the beautiful atmos
phere of the home gave added charm
and impressiVeness to the ceremony
Following the ceremony and the con
Sratulations, the guests were serve,
with four course breakfast; AM
seated at the brides table were MI
and Mrs. Fred Carlton Taylor, Mis-
Gladys BeeChler, Miss Beryl Cone
Miss Mary Ann Phillips, Miss Berthi
Allen, Miss Elma Tennis, Miss Rutl
Shilling, Miss Faye Shoemake, Mis-
Matte McDaniels and Mrs. Joe KIM
of st. Louis, Mo. The decorations il
the dining room were lavender ant
yellow and the brides table was decor
ated with lavender chiffon, yellow an
lavender cosmos and yellow mari
gold.
The bride wore a beautiful gown o
white crepe de -chene with fur ant
pearl trimmings, and carried boque
of orchids and yellow roses Mrs. Tay
lor is an Oskaloosa girl, having beel
born and raised in the city She al
Tie "dIu SSuOOl6 duu duu
ated from the Oskaloosa High school
For the past four years she has beel
connected with the Crissy & Criss.
book store and with the Central Bool
store. She is most delightful younj
lady, of many endearing charms, AM
has been very popular with the youni
people of the city for a number o
years. She is member of the Xxi H
las" club "a societyaof young girls WHIT
have been very popular in the socia
circles, and who have been organized
in this club for the past five years.
Mr.. Taylor Is a Mahaska count!
boy, and was born on his fathers farm
near Beacon. He attended Penn Col
ege for a number of years. and hal
since been on the farm. He is mos
worthy young gentleman of the high
est standards and is known to a Widt
circle of friends in the city.
Out of town guests for the occasion
were DR.. w. l.. Dunning of Ottumwa
Miss Nina Darrell of Ottumwa an,
Mrs. Joe King of st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor left about moor
via automobile for Ottumwa, WHERE
they make a brief stop to visit thu
brides sister Mrs. w. L, Dunning
and from there they went to Kansas