The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-07-27

IunbecOming conduct. Mrs. S0uther
wac the mother of sick infant, which
she had given into the hands of a Mrs
Hammond to nurse for hire. Mrs
Southers had failed to pay for thu
ehild's keep and when she appeared
Saturday night to claim the child, Mrs
Hammond would not give il up with
out her pay. A scene followed in which
the husband who came from Marshall
town also figured and the police step
ped in. Mrs. Southers in the end PAID
for the child's keep, took possession Of
the infant and departed for Lovilia.
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
William o. Jones, Marshalltown. 80
1887 and
Nellie Rocky, Marshalltown. .3S
MOORE. Born, to Mr. and Mrs.
Perrin Moore of near Cricket, an s.
pound girl, ON Saturday. July Is, 1916.
Mother and baby doing fine.
MOORE-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Per,
rim Moore of near Cricket an eight
pound baby girl on last Saturday, July
18th. Mother and babe getting along
fine.
COLVILLE.-Mr ]. w. Grace has
received news of the death of her
brother Charles r. Colyille. Death
occurred at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. The
remains will be brought TO oskaloosa
for interment.
NES-ROCKEY. - Married, at
one o'clock p. m, Thursday, July 20,
1916, at the Office of the officiating
Justice of the peace, Squire ]. W. Laf-
toilette. Mrs. Nellie Vern Hockey to
Mr.. William o. Jones of Marshall
town. air. and Mrs. Jones, after a
brief visit in the city, will return to
make their permanent home in Mar
shalltown.
WHITE. Mrs. Catherine White,
mother OF John p. White, president of
the United Mine Workers of America.
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Martin, at Abba, Friday night, July
Fl, 1916, at the advanced age of Sc
years. Funeral Monday morning at
Loyilia, where interment was made
by the side of relatives gone before.
Mr.. White has the sympathy of
many close personal friends here in
Oskaloosa in his loss and bereave-
ment He was at the bedside Of the
mother to whom he was devoted.
MOORE Wilson Franklin Moore
lied at his home in Rose Hill, White
Oak township, at 1870 o'clock p. M,
July 20, 1916, aged SO years, months
and IL days. He was born in Ken
tucKy on October II, 1926, and has
lived in Iowa for the past SO years,
being well known over the county in
/ business way. He leaves three
daughters, arab Morgan Nancy Nor
row and Jennie Morrow, and four
sons, William, James and Silas Moore. /
Funeral services from teh White Oak
church on Tuesday, July %, 1916, at
go O'Clock p. m. lnterment in White 1
Oak cemetery.
CARL.-Frank c. Carl passed away |
At his home in Rose Hill, Iowa, Fri !
lay, June so. 1916, aged &c years, g.
months and IS days. He was born
On October IL, 1S49, in King county.
Illinois. and has lived most OF his life
n Iowa. coming here when but a
small child On October 8, 1878, he
vas married to Jennie KTiZer, who
survives to mourn his death. Besides !
lis wife the deceased is survived by
.wo daughters, three sons, and four :
grandchildren: Mrs Eta Shaw of
Rose Hill, Ia, Mrs. Mae Burgess of
Ottumwa, Ia. Henry Carl of Harper,
a., Charley Carl of Rose Hill, Ia, and |
Emery who lives at home. who were
Ill at his bedside when death came |
twin, at Waukee, Iowa, Henry, of !
ldel, Ia. George of Menlo Ia. and Joe |
# Steele, North Dakota, besides many |
'elatives and a large number of |
riends and acquaintance. He was |
member of the l. o. o. F. lodge for |
A years. Funeral services were held |
Il the Christian church in Rose Hill, \
owa, on Sunday July 2, at 2 p. m,
conducted by Rev. A. L. link. In |
erment in Wymore cemetery.
BURDICK-Tuesday, July Is, 1916. |
I noon, Mrs. Julia Burdick who will
e remember by many in Oskaloosa
S the mother of Mrs. J. w. Somer-I
lille passed quietly and peacefully to
er final reward. She had been iii on
= few days and was receiving the
est OF care, when sudden change
or the worse took place and she
assed away while she was uncon-
cious. The day of her decease was
lst 21 years to the day after the de
ease of husband. Rev. Chester F.
'urdick, formerly of the Troy Con-
srence of the Methodist church. She
ecame a resident of 0skaloosa in
une 1901 when she came west with
er son Alfred w. Burdick from Yer
lont, during the pastorate of Rev.
omerville at the Central NJ r. church
nd resided here for several years I'M
1 they moved TO Bloomington, Him
is. Shortly after DR.. Somerville NOV
q to Kansas she became resident /
I Wichita where she was beloved by
large circle of friends in connection
18th the life of the church there. The
neral was largely attended at st.
aups NJ. E. church and every feature
I the occasion was the embodiment
her life in the happy and appropri-
te testimony that was given by the
lends who had learned to love heri
est. She Is survived by three sisters.
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