The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-07-08

May Parry, daughter of Mrs. May
Parry Springer, to Mr., Conrad Henry
McClurkin, Sunday, April Is, 1915, at
Golden, Colorado. At home after Sep
TENDER l, 1915, at Morning Sun, Iowa.
/ FRY-Thomas A. Fry died at the
TUSCALOOSA Hospital, July 9th, 1915 at
1890 a. m, aged So years. He was
born In Ohio, June 18th, 1850, and has
lived the past forty-fve years i'm Iowa.
lie leaves his wife, Mrs. T. A. Fry,
four brothers, two sisters, and two
sons. Funeral services will be held
from the Cheesman Funeral Home,
July 9th at 2:30 p! m. Mr. Fry was the
victim of an accident some time ago
IN a fire at the pumping station in
which in trying to stop the fire he
fell and received broken back.
F"r ON. f,..t.G. ....
u STROHMEIER. 49, kilograms re.
ceived Saturday morning announced
the death of Miss Sophia Strohmeier,
eldest daughter OF Mrs. Charles
Strohmeier, and we'll known girl,
formerly of Oskaloosa, now OF Chi,
|cago. Death occurred at st. Luke's
hospital in Chicago, where deceased
was under professional training for
q graduate nurse. She has been sui
fering somewhat extendedly with
stomach trouble. Acute nephritis
developed last Saturday evening and
the patient has since been i'm criti-
cal condition, terminating in death at
eleven O'Clock Friday night, July 2,
1915. &&H ~ ... -,
While a general understanding ex-
lists that the body will be brought to
Oskaloosa for funeral and interment
in Forest cemetery by the side of the
father, who died not long since, no
definite word to that effect has been
received.
HEKl-N0E. --Eddyville Tribune:
The marriage of Miss Eva Ruth Noe
to Jas. T. Heki took place on Tuesday
evening, June 30, 1915, at ZOO p. M,
at the home of the brides sister, !
Mrs. Carl Besco, Rev. J. l.. Jones
performing the ceremony in the pres
enee OF few invited friends and rel !
atives. The ring ceremony was used
after which supper was, served. The !
bride was attired in gown OF white
messaline trimmed in white velvet, |
with bodice of shadow embroidery !
She also wore a necklace of pearls. |
The groom wore the conventional |
black They were attended by Miss |
Gyneth Noe, a sister of the bride, ind !
John H. ChitwOOd. This highly es-
teemed young couple have lived in +
the greater part of their
lives. Mr.. Heki formerly conducted I
a barber shop here. They left that |
evening in their car for OskaloOsa !
where they have fitted up coy lit |
tie home on d street, Mr.. Heki hav- |
ing purchased barber shop there.
49,. ---A---
BARCLAY Miss Carrie |
s. Norris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. |
J. r. Norris of University Park, and |
II. &C. Barclay of Poplar, Montana,
were married Thursday, July l, 1915,
at the home of the brides parents.
The bride was beautifully gowned !.
In a pretty white creation OF silk.
The ceremony, was, performed in the
presence of the relatives and friends |
of the family, by the Rev. Alexander |
McFerran of the First Presbyterian |
Miss Norris is young lady |
possessed Of many charms, and was
a popular primary teacher in the
schools of Mt Ayr. Her many friends
Of that city send best wishes to the |
happy young couple. Mr.. Barclay is
a business man OF the west, hav-
ing taken up the life Of Montana
farmer some time ago. after leaving |
Mt. Ayr his former home. num-
Der of outof-town guests were pres
emit for the OCCASION, among them,
Mrs. H. A. Arndt of Hurdland Mo-;
Mrs. w. T. Vance and daughter Mar
garet, of Ottumwa; Mr. and Mrs. B. I
H. Norris, of Ft Dodge, Iowa; and |
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McClung of Cam
bria, Iowa. After a short wedding
trim to Chicago they will be at home Il
10 their friends in Poplar, Montana. Il
McCLUSKY-NICH the +
OF aeyoung lady who has
relatives and many friends in 0ska \
Ioosa. the Superior, (Nebraska) Jour
nal of July L., says: "On Wednesday,
evening June y3Oa1915, at $3.50 O'Clock :
AZ the home of the BRIDES parents in
Nebraska, occurred the mar 4
rage OF Miss Roa Nicholson and Mr..
W1iDur MCOluSky me IMPRESSIVE iHS
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Hull, of Edgar, in the presence OF
about twenty-five relatives and
friends. The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.. Nicholson and mas
grown to womanhood in this city,
having graduated from the Superior
High School with the class of 1905.
She is a very lovable young woman
and numbers her friends by her &C
being very popular
among the young people. The groom
Is the son OF Mrs. McClusky of Nell
son, and is well knownlhere and high
ly respected, Heswas employed at the
Davies jewerly store in this city for
several years and now has similar
position at Fairbury, where he and
his bride will go in a few days.
! The out of town guests were Mes
danes McGlusky and Toabunk Of Mel
SOM MIR. and Mrs. Ernest McClusky
Of Davenport. Rev. and Mrs Hull OF
Mrs, knight OF Iowa, and Mr..
clark OF Worthington, MINI.
STROHMEIER. The remains OF
Miss Sophia Strbhmeier. who died at !
ST I.uke'g HOQnifai in Chica On |