The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-01-27

late Rev. James d. Guthrie from tn
; ICheesman Funeral Home on Tuesda
at 2 O'Clock p. m. Burial in Fores
Abbey.
WHEELER--Mrs. J. c. Moore ne
ceived word this morning of the dealt
of Storm Wheeler who died yesterda.
at his home in Moline, Ill.,, Mr.. Wheel
er was an old time resident of thi!
city and was an engineer on the low;
Central r. r.
JERARD-JEWELL - Married a.
residence of officiating minister, Rev
II. o. Kemble, 316 NorthMarket st.
Jan. 20, at IL o'clock noon. Miss Ha
Izel Jewell and Mr.. Floyd Jarard, both
of Spring Creek township. May theiI
Lives be of length and happiness.
PRICE-Mrs. Theo F. Evans to
Iday received a message telling of-the
death of her father, Watkin w. Price
at his home in Keosaupua. at 9:15
this morning. Mrs. Evans and John
IN. Price, a nephew of the deceased,
went to Keosauqua this afternoon to
be present at the funeral.
| AWFORD-Katherine Mae CraW-
ford was born January 18th, 1916. and
died at the home of her parents, jan
uary 23rd. at 4:30 o'clock a. M, age
days. She leaves her father and
mother. Funeral services were held
from the home Monday at 10 O'Clock
and interment was made in the Cath
Ollie Cemetery.
-HUNT-Married Monday
morning at 1870 o'clock by Esquire
o. c. G. Phillips in the Judges room
back of the court room in the Court
house, Miss Mamie May Hunt to
John Thomas Mccain. The ceremony
was witnessed by only few of the
intimate friends of the bride and
groom, who attended them.
LANDIS-"Billy" Lands, aged 6S
years, died at the County Farm Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock and was
buried there today. Mr.. Lands was
taken to the home over 20 years ago.
He was mildly insane all these years,
but harmless and apparently happy.
His former home was in Spring Creek
township. Death was due to La Grippe
and his illness extended over a period
of only a few days.
SHAW-Miss Almetta Shaw was
born Aug. Sth, 1867 and died Jan. q,
1916, at 9:25 a. m. in Mt. Pleasant She
leaves to mourn her loss, father and
mother, two brothers and one sister.
She was the eldest daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. c. Shaw who reside on a
farm near Beacon. The body arrived
in Beacon on Saturday afternoon, and
a short prayer service was held at the
Beacon Cemetery where interment
was made.
EVANS-David Evans died at his
home in Beacon, January oath, 1916, |
at Abs o'clock a. m, age 80 years. He !
was born in Frandiloes, North Wales, /
and has only been a resident of Iowa
for 29 years. Mr.. Evans died with !
pneumonia of one wet s duration.
He leaves his wife, four daughters and
one son. Funeral services from the |
NJ. f. church in Beacon on We1nes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock p. m. Inter
ment in Beacon cemetery.
MARTIN-Word was received by |
relatives in this city Saturday of the
death of Paul s. Martin, in San Di
ego, Calf, He was the eldest son of !
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ~ Martin of St. Paul,
Mimi, and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barrows, of III avenue
East. The young man had been in
poor health for several months and
vas taken to California about the
first of the year by his mother in the
hopes of betterment.
DAY-WEED. - Evangelistic sing i
sr, Alfred Day was married to Miss
Weed, of Monmouth, Sat.
friday morning Mr.. Day is the sing
,r conducting the music for the South
Side Revival meetings being held in
he United Presbyterian church OF i
his city and a resident of Monmouth,
illinois.
Friday evening he left this city for
Monmouth, and was married to Miss ]
Weed, at eleVen-thirty Saturday ,
morning, Mr.. and Mrs. Day arrived
lere from Monmouth at seven-twenty
evening, and were met at
he station by crowd of local peo'
lie who escorted them to the United
Presbyterian church and gave them
N informal reception. They will re-
main in this city during the series OF
Meeting, in which they are assisting.
MILLAR.-Mrs. Emily NJ, wife Of
)r. w. G. Millar, passed away at Sey'
nour. Texas, Thursday, January 6,
916, following an extended illness.
funeral services were conducted at
he family residence in Seymour and
nterment made in the Seymour X.
Il p. cemetery.
Deceased is survived by husband
nd only daughter, Miss Mae Millar,
nd two sisters, Mrs. o. c. Scott and
frs. F. E. Chapman, both of Chicago.
,mily NJ. Flagler was born in Royal
on, Niagara county, New York, May
2, 1916, and was " years, months II
nd "a days OF age at date OF death.
he was married with w. G. Millar {