The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-10-07
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
William Tarr, 0skaloosa. :. -. .49
217G and b..
Elsie p. Knox, Oskaloosa 49,. 81
Fred Edward Davis, Oskaloosa 81
217T and
Elsie Council, OskalOOsa ........1!

Fred Edward Davis, Oskaloosa. .25
2171 and ~
Elsie Cornell, Oskaloosa ........19
TIMMINS-MUSICK.-Of the mar
rage of we'll known OskalOOsa people
the, Charlton Leader says: Mr.. AL
fred H. Timmins, one of the prophet.
oTs of the Golden Eagle Clothing
House, in this city, and Miss Georgia
Musick, of OskalOosa, were united I'M
the bonds of wedlOck, Wednesday,
September %, 1915. The nuptial event
TRANSFERRED in Des MoiTes, and they
Immediately left for a honeymoon trip
to Chicago, extending it to points OF
interest east and will return TO Char
iton and be at home" to their friends
in Il nicely furnished cottage which
the groom had erected and leased
from J. H. Curtis on Eighth street,
after October /. Those who attended
the wedding were, Dan Williams, of
this city, Mrs. Musick, of Oskaloosa
and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Manning, OF
Abba. ...... H..
' This is O. most worthy mating and
their host of friends, congratulate Mr..
and Mrs Timmins and extend best
wishes for a long, prosperous and
happy welded career. Mr.. Timmins
has been a resident of Charlton since
| the Golden Eagle House was astab
lished here and hasanot only won a
wide circle of acquaintance but has
Iestablishei a strong friendship and
built up a confidence that is enduring
and all recognize his worth through
social contract and business relations
The bride is worthy in every way, and
| is matter-of-fact and fully equipped
by practice and precept to make a
home what it should be. She had
been the bookkeeper for the Golden
Eagle Incorporation, at Oskaloosa.
and here is where the acquaintance
was formed which ripened into the
stronger ties, eliminating in the
happy event of "Wednesday. &.
HAFFER-Charles f. Shaffer, an
old time resident of Mahaska county
and of Oskaloosa passed away at his
home in Albuquerque, New Mexico al
eight O'Clock p. M Thursday, Sep. 3
1915, after long continued illness at
tendant upon an accident.
Deceased was a member of one OF
the best known families in Mahaska
county. The father Henry Shaffel
came here from Virginia and settled
first in Scott township where he en-
gagged in farming Later the family
moved. to the Rose Hill neighborhooC
in White Oak township where larger
piece of ground was secured. Later
residence was in OskalooSa. The endel
Shaffer was in much demand as built
err and the son Charles followed II
his steps. During an extended resi-
dCnc2 in OskaloOSa he was active II
the building trades. The family moved
, to New Mexico a few years ago ant
Mr.. Shaffer Immediately became prom
inent in the building activities OF thu
community He left his handiwork up
: on the new High school in Alber
: qlterque Survivors of the immediate
: family are the widow, three sons, Floy'
George and Harold, and a daughter
Miss Virginia Brothers and sisters ar
Harry and Sam Shaffer of OskaloOsa
Mrs. w. F. Rodgers of Oskaloosa, Mrs
Emma Summers of Albuquerque AM
Mrs George Koelblin of Cincinnati
Funeral services for the deceased
we're held at Francis Chapel in ALDER
tQueIuuc, puuudgy oSpISlHDti X OF = ~
o'clock with services Conducted b!
1.-The Rev. Mr. Beckman. Attendance
was quite large and magnificent flow
! crs were made the bearers OF mes
sages OF sympathy and confidence 70
the family. Deceased was member o
the Modern Woodmen Of America ant
the Royal Neighbors. He was prOmi
nent in the lodge work in his tOrme
home in Oskaloosa and he continued
this activity in the new home. The OF
+ CARNATIONS took a deep interest il
the case. They sent handsome fora
pieces and the funeral was under TIN
WoOlmen auspices.
IACKSON-AIrs Martha |. IankSnI