The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-06
BIRTHS, DEATHS. MARRIAGES

BIRTHS, DEATHS. MARRIAGES
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Married, at thee Free Methodist
Church in Oskaloosa, Saturday, Janu
airy /, 1915, Rev. II. N. Dickson, pas
tor, officiating, Miss Minnie Brainard
of Delta and Mr.. Leo r. Henderson
of Rose HILL @',. b.. 1.r-t
| The wedding was an informal
church service in the presence of a
small company of relatives and
| friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
are popular young people of the cas-.
ern part of the county and a host of
friends extend congratulations.
TEA-Officer Henry Munsel, of the
Oskaloosa police force has received
word of the SUDDEN death of his sister,
Mrs. Anna Tea, aged A years, at her
home in South West City, Missouri,
occurring at her home on the night of
Friday, Dec. 81, New Years eve, 1915,
Deceased leaves a husband and
three children besides whom she is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Bette
Carr of Bussey and Mrs Emma Pal.
mer, of Alton and three brothers,
Henry, of 0skaloosa, Ed of Irvington,
Nebraska and WIN, of Cody, Wyom.
ing. '..-r
DEWTTT.-The remains of Mrs.
Hanna Dewitt, who died at her home
in Sheffield, Iowa, arrived in Oska.
ing and were taken to the Cheesman
were held Tuesday morning at the
White Oak church, and interment was
made in White Oak cemetery. Mrs
Dewitt was formerly n resident of
White Oak township and was well
known to that community. The
body was accompanied to Oskaloosa
from Sheffield by her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Rogers.
Mrs. Jake Spates of this city was q
sister of the deceased.
NASH-KEYLOR. - Married, by
the Rev. s. P. Miller, of Adams town
ship at three O'Clock p. m. Wednes-
day. December 20, 1915, Miss Flor
ence N. Keylor to Mr.. Clarence M.
Nash, of Ava, Missouri.
The wedding was quiet, informal
affair in the presence of a small COM
pany of relatives, and Mr. and Mrs.
Nash came to Oskaloosa and depart
ed Wednesday evening for Ava, Mis-
souri,, near where the groom has a |
fine farm. The bride is a Mahaska /
county girl and popular with a large
number of friends in her home local
ty. She is a daughter of NJ A. Rock
we'll, Of Adams township, and a most
deserving young woman. Mr.. Nash
Is a prosperous young farmer of
Douglas county, Missouri The best
wishes of friends and relatives follow
he couple to the new home.
COCHRANE. = Andrew J. Coch-
'ane was born in Keokuk county,
iowa, October %, 1S41, and passed
away at his home in Lancaster, Iowa,
Dec. "a, 1915, at he age of "a years,
months and q days, He enlisted
n Co.. d, 36th Regiment, Iowa Infan.
ry. on the 18th day of August, 1862,
Ind was in the service one year. On
he 23rd of August, 1871, he was unit
ID in marriage with Lille Arid. To
his union were born four children:
Ralph E., of PlainYiew, Texas; Har-
y S., of Lancaster, Iowa; Mrs Ada
<ensler of Lost Nation, and Mrs, 4
Hope Hennon of Hayesville, Iowa.
lie leaves to mourn his loss a de-
yoted wife and four children six
two brothers and one
lister; w. C. Cochrane, OF Beloit,
Kansas; d. N Cochrane of Colfax,
owa, and Mrs. N B. Paschal of Col
ak, Iowa; also six half brothers and
listers as follows: Brice and Berry
Iochrane of Omaha, Nebr; Mrs Har.
let Castele of Lancaster, Mo; Mrs.
Emma Grill of Oskaloosa Mrs. Rosa s
allandingham of Oskaloosa, Iowa {
DEGOSE.-Olivet, Jan. 3, 1916. Oil t
ct people were made to feel sad on
saturday morning, January l, 1916, to /
earn of the death of Mrs. A. Degose,
'ho passed away the previous night q
| midnight, just as the old year was q
assing away and the new year COM
rg. The sad death occurred at the
Lspital in Oskaloosa after being OPP
rated upon for appendicitis on /
thursday, Dec. 80, 1915, in the after f
DON. a
On above date the deceased was l
er son at $3.50 p. m. After the u.s. 4
al greeting she asked how long was t
until train time. We told her fif- I
y minutes. She took walk up to '
he postoffice, apparently in perfect \
ealth, pulled off her overshoes and b
ONE extra wraps and left them with r
8 for her husband and took the 800
rain for Oskaloosa, to return no s
lore. The deceased, as we learn, h
,aves a husband and four children 7
D mourn their loss, three boys and
ne handsome little daughter. They e
wn a farm west of town near Rock i
,land school house and were among r
ur best people; always ready to do l
God when called upon. Their many
dmiring friends will join in the sor-
DIV of the family over the untimely
,ss of wife and mother-R. w.
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