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


Abraham Rempe, Leighton .....2 q
2429 and
Christine Engleboonb Leighton q
| WILKINS--MKEY- tho
wedding of well known 0skaloosa
young lady, the sacramento Daily con
ltains the following:
| The marriage OF Miss Stella May
Mickey OF Oskaloosa, Ia, and William
L. wilkins of Auburn was solemnized
| at noon at the home of Mrs. Charles
learner, the service being read by the
Rev. Robert l.. Johnston OF the First
Christian Church. The bride had only
arrived from the East in the morning
so all the arrangements were very
simple. The house was very prettily
decorated with woodwardia ferns and
pink rosebuds, and the bride, who
was unattended, wore her travelling
suit of dark blue cloth.
After the, ceremony, a wedding
breakfast was served to the little
group of relatives and friends, who
had been privileged to witness the
Service. Mrs. wilkins is not stranger
in Sacramento, having visited Mrs.
Garner last September.
MFR. and Mrs. wilkins win make their
future home near Auburn, where the
groom is engaged in farming. +"
This wedding eliminates friend.
ship OF years. Mr.. wilkins lived in o.
kaloosa in boyhood. the family NOV
ing to California about fifteen years
AGO. Stella Mickey is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mickey, 405 North
d street She has grown up in Oska-
loosa, has been well known in church
and social circles and was a girl Of
r"lny frienGs. Some months ago, Miss
Nis3 Mickey spc il some time in Cali
foEnla, and Meeting Mr. Wilkins.
their Friendship Of earlier years was
renewed. and as result another 0Ska-
loosa gill viii make California her
bone. Many friends here join in wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins many years
of happiness and prosperity.
BRENNAN-GARRETSON. - Con-
corning the marriage of a, former well
known Oskaloosa girl the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.,
Garretson, for many years residing at
BIS A, avenue east and a graduate Of
the Oskaloosa High school, the Abba!
Union has the account given below:
The marriage of Miss Lucille Gar
retson of this city and Neill p Bren
nan of O'Neill. Neb., was solemnized
At St Mary's Catholic church at seven
o'clock Monday morning, August 2S,
1916. A large number of friends were
present to witness the marriage cere-
brated by Rev. Father John NJ. Walsh,
pastor of this parish.
The bride wore handsome gown of
blue taffeta with hat to match and car
RED shower bouquet, she was at
tended by Miss Gladys Ennis, of Des
Moines and George Harrington OF
O'Neill, Neb., acter as best man, ~
Mendelssohn's Wedding March Mas
rendered in an, artistic manner ,byi
Miss Nellie Walsh at the pipe organ |
with violin accompaniment by Miss
8ara bra Eschbach. Miss Helen Cram
er, charmingly sang, i'AtI Dawn and
she was also adcosnH tainted by the viol.
IN. The altar boys we're Martin shee-
han and Vincent Cavanaugh.
Following congratulations which
we're showered upon this worthy Young
couple the bridal party repaired to the
BRIDES home where an elaborate
breakfast was served by Misses Lois
3atram and Kathryn Townsshdn und
,r the direction of Miss Jennie 6Titus.b
rhe guests included only members OF ,
he family and intimate friends mum |
Iering about twenty-five. The groom I
mother and sister from O'Neill Neb., /
we're present and Mrs. Bessie Alex
lnder, of OskalOOsa, was also an out
,ftOwn guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan left Monday
fternoon in their automobile for their
uture home at O'Neill, Neb. They will
top enroute in Des Moines, Sioux
tity and other points OF interest.
Many friends will join in extending
to these young people. /
The bride has been very popular
mong the young people of Abba since
oming here few years ago with her
mother from Oskaloosa to make her .
Iome with Mr.. and Mrs N. G. Worth !
nd while all regret their departure
rom this place the best wishes of her
many friends and aequalntances wifi i
ollow her to her new home. The
room is a promising young business
nan of his home city and one who is
worthy in every way the charming
ride he has won.
Miss Ethel Blancheon. Miss Dorothy
Ray fitzpatrick. and Roy
anderson drove in an auto from Os-
aloosa to witness the church cere-