The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-07-20

MARY Etnel heller, Elknart, IA. ~
STRINGFELLoW. Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Stringfellow, at Rose
Hill, July 10, 1916, son.
KELLER Married at
$3.50 O'Clock p. m, Saturday, July Is,
1916, at the office of the officiating
justice Of the peace, Esquire ]. w.
Laffollette, Miss Mary Ethel Keller to
Mr.. Leroy Granger of Ankeney.
Both bride and groom are deserv-
ing young people. The groom Is q
prosperous young farmer of Polk
county and the bride is daughter of
c. w. Keller, a well known resident of
the EIkhart neighborhood near Des
Moines. Congratulations are in or
der.
JONES Funeral of the late Mrs.
Rebecca Jones, of Oskaloosa, who
died at her home No sos South Fifth
street, OF heart trouble, Thursday,
July 10, at the advanced age of 80
years, months and 7 days, will take
place from the Cheesman Funeral
Home, Monday July II. at 2:30' o.
clock p. m. Interment in Forest ceme-
terry.
Deceased was the mother of three
children, two sons and a daughter,
Sam Jones, of St. Cloud, Minnesota,
who was truck driver of the Oska
loosa fire department for years;
Thomas Jones, of Donipan, Missouri
and Mrs. A. d. Odem. There are also
four step children, Joseph Jones, Mrs.
Ed Brewer, Mrs Joe James and Miss
Lotties zones, of Omaha.
MORGAN.--M Emily S. Morgan
died at her home in Scott ownship,
July 16, 1916, at 2:20 o'clock a. M,
aged rs years and Is days. She was
born in West Virginia on June 80,
1910, and has lived most all her life
in Iowa, coming here with her parents
when but six years of age. She has
suffered for the past two weeks with
pneumonia Seven children are left:
Mrs. Julia Milledge, of Scott town
ship; John Morgan of Oskaloosa Mrs.
May Morris of Kiel, oklahoma; Mrs.
Cora Patrick of Oskaloosa; Leonard
Morgan of Scott township; Mrs. Eliza
beth Whitmore of Fort Benton, Mon
tana, and Mrs. Sadie Sefford of Kan.
sas City, Mo. One son, Arthur, died
in infancy. Funeral services will ge
held from the Methodist church, in
Olivet. on Tuesday, July IS, at $3.50
o'clock p. m. Interment in Olivet
cemetery.
SMITH.-William Trueman Smith
was born March IS, 1848, and died
June 26, 1916, at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Surber, having reached
the age of s. years, months and Z
days. He was united in marriage on
June IL, 1885, to Miss Ella Surber,
who died September 5. 1899. To this
union were born eight children, four
of whom died in infancy. Those sur
viving are: Mrs. Jake Kensler of He'd
rick, Ia, Mrs. Geo. Beaver of Beacon,
Ia, Mrs Fred Smith of Des Moines,
la, and Chester Smith of Hayesville,
Ia, all of whom were with him during
his sickness and at his bedside at the
time of his death Besides his chill
dren he leaves to mourn his loss one
brother, David Smith of Rose Hill,and
three sisters, Mrs. Anna Miller of
Hedrick, Mrs. Maggie Edwards of Des
MOines, and Mrs. Geo. SuTber of He'd
rick. He also leaves three grand
children and host of other near rel
atives and friends. Funeral service
was held at Bethel church at o'clock
p. m, Tuesday, June q, 1916. Inter
ment was made by the side of his wife
in Bethel cemetery.
CADWALEADER.- the death of
a lady well known throughout the
county the New Sharon Star says:
Death entered the home of William
Cadwallader on Friday night and re-
moved his aged companion, who was
stricken with paralysis on Wednes-
day and from which she never rallied
sufficient to regain consciousness at
any time. She had light stroke two
years ago but rallied from its effects
to an appreciable degree. She was
taken i'll in Kansas last winter where
she was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Emma Seal, and never fully recovered
although she was able to return to her
home here a few weeks ago, her.
daughter, Mrs. Seal, accompanying
her, and has since remained here to
care for her. Mrs. Cadwallader's
maiden name was Minerva Kritzwi-
seer and she VISA born in Guernsey
county, Ohio, October %, 1880. being
in her seth year when death came.
She was married three times in her
life. Her last husband, VIM. Cadwal
lader survives her She came to
Iowa about 66 years ago and made her
home In Poweshiek county with. the
exception Of the last ten years of her
life which she has spent in New
Sharon. She was the mother of six
children, four of whom survive her
They are George McNeal of Montezu-
ma, Mrs. VIM. McVay of this city
Mrs. Eta Garner of California, and
Mrs. Emma Seal of Wichita, Kansas.
The funeral was held here this at,
ternoon. conducted by the Rev. w. 81
Gardner of Deep River, a former pas;
tor, and the remains were taken to
Montezuma for burial.
MATTOX.-- Born, December ~,
1927; died June Is. 1916. In the death
of Brother Henry Mattox we are NOV
ed by his advanced age, to consider
with serious reflections the ever pres.
ent and continuing fact, that the
young may, but the aged must die,
and had we now before us reflex OF
resignation of mind to this mortal de-
mand, his word of command would