The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-02-24
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

BIRTHS; DEATHS, MARRIAGES
John Pothoyen Leighton. i. q
1894 and
| Coda w Tyseling, Pella q
4 Joe e. Harlan, oskaioosa -. q.
1895 and
4 Emma Gable, OskaIoosa "a
4 iSADDLER--RIC HARDS - Married
Il Thursday afternoon, Feb. II, 1916, al
1 the Office of the officiating Justice oil
! the. peace, Squire o. G. G. Phillips, al
1880 o'clock p, m, Miss Rena Richards
! to Mr.. S. Fl. Saddler Friends extend
congratulations and wen wishes. Mr.
and Mrs Saddler will be at home to
friends in Oskaloosa after March /.
/ -SPIES--Married at Col
fax, Iowa, Tuesday, February 10, 1916
Miss Eleanor Helen Spies to Mr.. Her.
mann E. Schmidt, of Oskaloosa. AT
home in Oskaloosa at No. 209 b ave.
nue. West after March %, 1916. Mr..
Schmidt is in charge of the shoe de.
partment of the Frankel store Con
gratulations and best wishes are Of
Tered by friends. s
SWANK-Thomas d. Swank. died
at his home in Spring Creek Town
ship at LAO O'Clock p. m, February
Is, 1916. age "a years, 5 months and
8 days. He was born in Holland, Sep
TENDER 7th, 1881 and has lived in Iowa
since 1S45. He leaves four daughters,
Mrs. M. L. Lerkins Mrs S. A.ISmith,
Mrs. M. j, Newell and Mrs. ]. C! New
ton of Des Moines, Funeral services
at Pella Saturday and interment in
Pella Cemetery. '. r..<
a. CONNOR---Mrs. Lou Conner did at
Marshalltown Wednesday, Feb. 16,
1915 following an illness with tuber-
culosis. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 o.
clock p. m. at Marshalltown and inter
ent at that place ,...',. "
Deceased was we'll known in Oska-
loosa having resided here number
of years. Mr.. Conner was an M. & st.
L. Ry. engineer out of Oskaloosa De.
rem who have the kindly sympathy of
friends and acquaintances here
MCCALL = Mrs. Elizabeth McFall
nassed away at the home in East Des
Mones township, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
Feb. IS, 1916, age 81 years, months
and 20 days. She was born July 23,
1872, in Ohio, and has lived, in Mahas.
ka county, Iowa for the past SO years.
She leaves seven sons, G. w.. John.
William, Benton, Fremont, James ami
B F.. all of East Des Moines town
ship. Funeral services from the home
afternoon at 2 O'Clock and
interment in Henness Cemetery"
- Il ...a ...,'
GRIFFIN.-Miss Mary Ann Griffin
passed away at her home in Mahaska
February 90, 1916, at 10 o.
clock, p. m. age 81" years, months,
and 10 days. She was born in Ohio
October II, and has lived in Iowa for
the past forty years. Lagrippe and
old age caused her death She leaves
a sister Mrs. Elizabeth Pauley Of
this city. Funeral services will be
held from the Cheesman Funeral
Home at 2 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday,
and interment will be made in Forest
cemetery.
MITCHEL--WEAVE Lester M.
of this city was married to
Miss Myrtle Priscilla Weaver of Min
neapolis. last Wednesday, and has
Just returned to Oskaloosa with his
bride making his home at 317 north
First street. The marriage took place
in the Park Avenue NJ. E. church of
and was an important /
society event.
Mrs. Weaver Mitchell is the daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Weaver OF
}341 Fifth avenue South, of Minneapo- '
lis, and is a prominent society favor I
tie of that city. Mr.. Mitchell. a Min |
1eapolis young man came to Oska- !
oosa the first of last September, fl
ing position with the local M. & st.
L. headquarters, as civil engineer. He
IS a 1915 graduate of the Engineering
college of the University of Mime.
sofa.
SHULTZ--The Murray, Iowa, News
says; Friends AMI relatives were sur
Drised to hear of the death of Mr.. J. |
n. Shultz, of New Virginia at the home
IF his sister. Mrs. J.aW. Wilson, which !
occurred Friday, February 7, 1915.
Mr.. Shultz was broher of the late
Mrs. P. G. Butler, and was. here to at
end her funeral, Saturday. February
9Th, and while enroute to New Virgin
a he and his sister, Mrs. Wilson stop
led off at Truro for an over Sunday
'isit with their sister. Mrs. Van Ros-
'um, returning home Monday. He con-
racted. a severe cold which terminal
I'd in pneumonia, that caused his
heath on Friday, The funeral services
we're held at the Wilson home, Satur-
lay at eleven o'clock, after which the
'emains were taken to Indianola, and
here awaited the arrival of one of
lis sons from Canada Short, services
we're again held in Indianola cemetery
p. G.. Butler and son, Guy were in
at the funeral. .3.a
HUTCHINSON Vail The, What
Cheer Patriot says: Everett j. Hut,
.hison and Miss AIDA Vail accompan.