The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24

8 Mrs. Beagle, mother oil the Drlue re-
ceived the guests.
Al Just at six O'Clock the bride and
igroom took their places unattended,
4 while Miss Marie Holmes played the
wedding march and the Rev. w. H.
1 Perdew of the Central M. Il. church
Tread the ring ceremony, following the
| ceremony the company Of relatives
! and very near friends of the young
{ people we're served with wedding din
. ner The home was prettily decorated
with hearts and cupids and flowers,
/ and the simplicity of the home ar
rangement and the decorations added
, a charm to the impressiveness of the
ceremony
The bride wore a charming gown Of
ivory tinted peach skin taffeta with
pink rose bud trimmings, and carried
brides bouquet of white flowers. Mr..
and Mrs. Canine left at seven thirty
O'clock for Harlan Iowa, and Mrs. Ca
nine wore a brown travelling suit
Mrs. Canine is Oskaloosa girl having
lived here all her life, and attended
both thu public and high school She
was an interested and active worker
in the Methodist church, in the church
the Sunday school, the Epworth
j League and the Missionary ! Society,
and is one of the greatest and
most lovable disposition. A rather in
teresting incident of the wedding was
! that Mrs. Came was born on the
eighteenth birthday of her sister, Mrs.
F, G. Ryan that they we're both mar
ried when they were twenty-one years
OF age, and the wedding of Thursday
evening was performed on the eigh-
! teenth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryan's wedding.
! Mrs, Canine has been the recipient
of number of prenuptial showers in
the past few weeks The wedding pre-.
! sents were numerous and elaborate,
and included a forty-fiye dollar cur
rency gift. Mr.. and Mrs. Canine will
be at home after March 18th, 1916,
on a farm located two miles out OF
Norwalk. where the groom has ex.
tensiye agricultural interests
Guests at the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Canine of 1ndianola, Mrs, f.
C. Ryan Of FoXwarren, Canada; Ralph
Upton of Norwalk; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
M. Miller and son James of Norwalk:
Mr.. and Mrs. Overturf of Marshall
town.; and Mr.. and. Mrs. Harve Ca
nine and family of Norwalk; and Mr..
and Mrs. Andy Conrad. Mrs. Dora
Boston Raymond Black Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beagle and son Clark, Doris
FITZGERALD. Miss Eva Yaffey, Miss
Marie Holmes, Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Boston. Mrs Bennett, Miss Margaret
Bennett, Miss Eva Goodner. Miss Ruth
Boston, Miss Wayne Smith and Miss
Florence Smith. Mrs. Queney, Miss
Ethel Wilson, Mrs. Polly Swick, and
Rev. Perdew, all of Oskaloosa.
BUTLER-The Murray, Iowa, News
of February 10, says,
Sarah c. Shultz was born in Park
county. Indiana, March 1, 1874. She
lived there till 1852 when she, with
her parents, came to Iowa and settled
in Mahaska county near Neighton.
January 2S, 1854 she was united in
marriage to Peter G. Butler. In 1871
they moved to Clarke County and set
tied on farm about two miles north
of Murray where they lived until about
Is years ago, when they moved to
Murray where they lived unit! the time
Of her death.
To Mrs. Butler it seemed that the
joys of motherhood were to be with
held. However, she was not content
mothers heart that must have child
rem to love. Accordingly on November
2, 1880 she became the mother of two
motherless children, Fred ami Matte
Phillips, and provided for them a con-
tinuous and happy home. Yet there
was room in the hearts and home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler. In 1889 they
took a nephew, L. Guy Butler, at the
age of fifteen months and gave to him
a happy home. Other homeless child
rem have at various times found shell
ter and comfort in this home so that
today there are several who rise up
and call Mrs. Butler blessed
Guy Butler and Matte (Mrs. Nc
Pherson of Truro) we're at the bedside
constantly and Mr.. Phillips of Chicago
came home for few days during her
worst illness.
Mrs. Butler unitel with the Presby-
terrain church in 1868 at Olivet NINA.
haska county, Iowa. In 1893 she unit
ed with the NJ. e. Church of Muir
ray and has remained faithful mem.
Der of the same.
Mrs. Butler has been lover of
young people. Her home for years
has been a social center. Young people
nave come ana gone enjoying the nos
piality there offered
For more than 25 years Mrs. Butler
has been afflicted with disease and
that finally ended her long
and useful life. She has reared her
family and maintained a helpful in
terests in her neighbors in spite of
all would not have over
come.
I The Joy of welded life of over SO
years was given Mrs. Butler. Friends
and relatives gathered two years ago
the 2Sth of last month to celebrate
the golden wedding anniversary. 1t
was a time of JOY for all.
In gentle sleep Mrs. Butler laid the
joys and cares of the burdens of a
pain rackei body down and with
quiet confidence. ..-.
She leaves to sorrow for her: hus-
band, a brother j. H. Shultz and
sister, Mrs. A. j. Wilson both of New
Virginia, a sister Mrs. G.. M. Van
Rossum of Truro.
Her children, Guy Butler, Matte
of Truro, Fred Phillips of
Chicago and community of friends
tiki