The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-01-06

Iowa Infantry He leaves his wife,
one. daughter, Mrs. J. W. Jones, of
Idaho, and one sister. Mrs. John
Koontz, of near Eddyville. Funeral
services win be held from the Chees-
man Funeral Home, Tuesday at 2
O'clock p. m. lnterment will be made
in Forest cemetery
M'W1LLIAMS.-Eliza Jane McWi-
liams died at her home in Harrison
township, January 2. 1915, at SIS p.
m, aged SO years. 2 months and 7
days. Mrs. McWilliams has suffered
with cancer for the past fifteen years
which was the cause OF her death.
She was born in Ohio, September Is,
1926, and has lived in the state of
Iowa for the past As years. She leaves
seven children: Mrs Ada Thomas,
Brookfield, Mo-; John McWilliams,
| Tacoma, Wash, Mrs. Safrona McKin.
sey, North Dakota. Charlie McWil-
liams, Oskaloosa, Philip McWilliams
North Dakota, r. H. McWilliams,
Garfield township, Bert McWilliams
| Texas. Funeral services will be held
from the Six Mile church in Garfield
township, Jan. 5, 1916, and interment
will be made in Beacon cemetery.
d. MORGAN--HENRY. Miss Martha
Henry was married on Thursday, De
icember 30, 1915, to. Mr., Clyde Nor
gan, in Des Moines. by the Rev. Mr.
Hanson of the Baptist church. Miss
Henry and Mr.. Morgan went quietly
away ON Thursday and we're married
lat the parsnage in Des Moines, with
no attendants or witnesses to the
ceremony excepting the minister and
his wife. They remained in Des
Moines visiting relatives and friends
until Saturday of last week, when
their home at 315 North Fourth street
which Mr., Morgan recently purchased
and fitted up for their home coming
They will be at home after March Isl
to their friends. D..
Mrs. Morgan is an Oskaloosa younG
lady, having lived all her life near the
city, until about two years ago, wheI
the family moved to Oskaloosa. Sht
is a gifted singer and has studied ex
Etensively in voice culture, in Chica
go. Mr.. Morgan is a dispatcher a
the NJ. G. St. L. depot, where he ha
been for the past year. Mr.. Morgan
came to Oskaloosa from Hedrick
and since coming here has demon
strated his abilities to a wonderful
degree Hosts Of friends join in eX
tending best wishes to the young pee
pie.
LYTLE-HILLE The charm o
c{, Th iypI n
wedding of Miss Margaret Hille, tn
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, F. n
Hille of 80 South Market street, o.
kaloosa, to Mr.. James Lytle, also o
this city which was pretty nuptia
event of Saturday evening at the Hill
home. The wedding; company, number
ed fifty people, only the immediat
families and relatives, with a few IL
innate friends, and fout of tow
guests.
Red and white roses and white Ii
les were the wedding flowers, an
, large bouquets of the roses with beat
tiful palms were used in simple an
effective setting throughout. The liz
ing room of the home was converte
into the wedding room, and here BIZ
fore delightful background of palm
and roses the ceremony was read.
, Just before the ceremony, Miss Il
. eanor True, accompanied on the plan
} by Miss Laura Gibbons, sang Mine
|, and an aunt of the bride, Brs. J. A
i Pierson of Denver, played the weddin
march. The bridal couple entered, III
ATTENDED, and took their places befor
; the background of tropical plants
where the ring ceremony was read b
the Rev. Perdew, of the Central N
: z. Church Little Miss Stella Pierso
, of Denver carried the ring in tn
folds of a beautiful white lily.
The bride wore a beautiful creatio
of white crepe de chene with mothe
of pearl and white fur trimmings
elaborate in no detail but wonderful
pretty in it's simple lines She wor
> only one piece of iewelry. a damon
. pendant, the gift from the groom. an
her flowers were white roses in brir
al bouquet. =
| r- Following the benediction, felic
/. Itations we're showered on the brids
, couple The wedding luncheon follow
ed in the DELPHI blue dining room G