The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-03

by local members OF the G. A. r. of
the death of Mrs. Martin Kizer, wife
of an old soldier. Mrs Kizer passed
away tIfis 'In0rfing about three.thirty,
att her home northeast of Union Mills
Mrs. Kizer had been in with severe
case of grippe and pneumonia for
several weeks. ..5
NEY.LDied, 81 cancer. at SIS
o'clock "a, M, Saturday, January 90,
1915, this home on the Beacon Road
southwest Of :Oskaloosa, Mr.. George
Ney, aged 81 years, 8 months and IL
days. Funeral at the Cheesman Fun
eral Home. Monday, January 81. 1916,
at 8 o'clock p, IN, Interment in For
est cemetery. Deceased is survived
by widow, three daughters and one
son. p so g@et# "HGgs e..
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+PEARsON.--Died, at $3.50 o'clock
p. ifr1., Friday January ,2S, 1916, at the
home or her son, William Pearson,
No. Ii5s North 4 street, following an
illness with diabetes. Mrs. Emma
Pearson aged 60 years, s. months and
81 days. Funeral service at Chees.
man Funeral Home on First avenue
east, at $3.50 ocioeR this Saturday
afternoon, The body will be shipped
to- Stuart for intefment. a
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JENNINGS. Mrs Sarah Jane Jen,
ningsE died at her home in Monroe
township, January Is, 1916, at nine
o'clock ri. ms aged 70 years. s months
and, 6 days She was born in iii.
T,,,1A 90 1pQp n.I baa No., .,
resident Of Iowa for the past fifty-four
years, She, leaves three daughters
and three sons Funeral services at
the Cheesman Funeral Home at / 80
p. m, Sunday, january 80, with inter
ment in Forest cemetery. -.
: COLVILLE.- c.. .CoIViIIe, died
at Mt. Pleasant on Friday evening
January %, 1915, at 0 O'Clock p. MI,
age so years. He was born in Mahas-
ka county and has lived here all his
| life. He leaves his mother, Mrs
Mary Colville, two sisters, Mrs. c. l..
Davis, of this acity and Mrs. J. H.
Williams who lives Just out of the
city, two brothers, Joe r. ColVilie and
Elmer ColEiile, both OF this county.
Funeral services from the Cheesman
Funeral Home on Sunday afternoon
at 200 O'clock. Interment in Forest
cemetery. ..... ...s, &, !. g@
| COSTELLO.--Albia News: James
Costello died at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. P. J, Logan. Friday
night at 10 O'clock, aged so years.
His death was caused from the, infirm.
tiles Of old age. He was d native OF
ErelaDd, but came to this country
while a young man He was married
| in Oskaloosa to Mary Cavanaugh and
to this union, were born five sons and
| five, daughters. The sons are: Viii.
liam, Of this place; John, of Sioux
Falls, 8. D.; George, of Sioux City,
Iowa; Edward and James, of South
Dakota; the daughters: Ellen Cos
ltell6, Mrs. Mary Logan, Mrs. Sarah
Wallace, Of Monroe City, Mo-; Mrs.
Lizzie Wallace, of Stiekney, s. D.,
and Mrs. Katie EIowie, of Sioux FANS,
S, d., besides many grandchildren
and great.gfandchildren.
WHITE, -7SsrJ.g Duttori, father of
Mrs Eva D4tton White, who passed
away suddenly at her home in De.
troit Michigan, Thursday night, Jan
uary o. 1916, received today a per
sonal letter from the bereaved fam
lily giving the following, details. Mr..
White says: ,....
1--WE sent a. telegram last night Civ.
| ing the, sad news that Eva passed
away at $50 o'clock. It. was like
la bolt from clear sky. She had boen
unusually well ~ attended high school
c9mmenC cement exercises in the
morning with Marguerite and myself
to see .HersGhel graduate Was well
as usiial all the. Afternoon, aud at din
ner In the EVENING was unusually
cheerful. Ofison and / went out az.
ter dinner for a little business ap.
pointment and, when we came back
she had passed away. She was sit.
ting in a4ohair reading. Marguerite
In, another chair. She heard a sound
and looked toward her mother to see
her head dropping Two doctors
tried for an hour TO- bring back life,
finally resorting to "a pulmotor. but
she never revived; evidently passed
away without the slightest pain
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