The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-31

| GOIISCHLlC1-4D Aug
! ust GottschliCh, Jr., and Miss Garrett
Downey were married at $50 Mon.
day morning. in st. Mary's Catholic
church, Father T. F. LOTUS otficiat.
ing.
| Only a small party of immediate
| friends and relatives attended the
wedding and took part in the wed.
ding breakfast given at the brides
home, pol North c street, following
the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Gattsch.
Itch, Jr.. left Immediately by motor,
cycle for Des Moines, where they will
spend several days. Upon their re,
| turn to Oskaloosa they will make
their home in fats over 407 High ave.
nue. west
August Gottschlich Jr. is we'll
known in the community, having a
host of friends and acquaintance. A
few years ago he severed his connec.
tion with his fathers factory and
foundry on South MarRet street and
securing the Indian motorcycle agen.
cy, went into business for himself.
A small portion of his fathers shop
was used for his first headquarters.
Ever expanding business made new
quarters a necessity and he moved
to his present location, 407 High ave,
nue. west His Indian Wigwam''
grew from the half of the shop, until
the entire floor is required to care
for the business.
Mrs. Garrett Downey.G ottschlich is
popular Oskaloosa young lady. She
is the daughter of Mrs. Heine, and
has made her home with her grand.
mother. Mrs. Ben Overguard. POI
North c street. Many friends unite
in extending congratulations and best
| wishes.
CARR.-Jessie Henley Carr was
born in Mahaska county. on Novem-
Der 10, 1878, and departed this life
at the Deaconess Hospital in Mar
shalltown on August 16, 1916, being
being So years, s months and days
old.
She was married in OskaIoosa, Ia,
on November 20, 1897, to Alexander
Carr of this city, and to this union
were born two children, Clifford,
aged Is, and Helen, aged 10 years,
both living. She was a member of
the Pythian Sisters, the Yeonen, Po-
cahontas and Rebekah lodges, and
was a woman of the highest type,
and the most lovable and loving dis
position. She underwent an opera.
ton just about one year ago and she
had never fully recovered from the
effects. ".ft
At the time of her death she was
enroute to Excelsior Springs, and had
made the trip as far as Marshalltown
when she was taken with hemors
rhage She was removed from the
station to the Deaconess Hospital
where she passed away after two
days and one night of suffering. To
the very last she was cheerful and
hopeful, and when she was making
preparations for the journey to the
Springs, she never let the thought
that she might not ever be back en-
ter her mind. She was one of the
most patient of women, and her
friends were almost numberless; for
as has been said of her, ITO know
her was to love her"
Funeral services were held from
the United Presbyterian church on
Friday. August Is, 1916. the Rev. AL
cxander McFerran reading the ser
vice. which was in charge of the
edges of which she was a member.
The pail bearers were chosen from
her friends in the different lodges,
and she was inferred in Forest Gem.
eteTJ.
BARR.-Funeral services for the
late Frank w. Barr were held Friday
afternoon, August %, 1916, and were
largely attended by fanny acquaint.
ances and old time friends. Address
was delivered by Rev. c. H. DeVoe,
pastor of the Christian church of Os-
kaloosa. and special music was rem