The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-21

Charles w. Fellers, Fremont, las
267S and
Carrie o. Wood, Fremont .......3S
Harry J. Canvin, Melcher, Iowa,-2S
2679 and
Ollie Ollie, Abba, lowa-...................25
Cecil Van Cleve, New Sharon. {. .2S
$3.50 and
valena Groves. New Sharon. :. .1S
WHITE.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenz White of Beacon, ON Friday,
June Is, 1917, boy.
RUISCH.-William ID. Ruisch died
in West Des Moines township, of apo
plexy, June 10, 1917, aged % years
and IL days.
ROMANS.-Mrs. Sara Romans, wife
of J. Il. Romans, died at Mahaska hos
pital, June 18, 1917, of heart trouble,
after an illness of eight months dura-
was born in Huntsville, Missouri, and
had lived in Iowa seventeen years.
Her husband and father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas, Dysart, are left to
mourn. Funeral and burial will be
held at Huntsville, Mo.
SAUNDERS.-Th funeral services
for the late c. A. Saunders were held
at the home of his father /. S. Saund-
ers at Searsboro, Sunday afternoon, at
two o'clock. A large body of friends
gathered to pay their last tribute of
respect to the deceased. The Re-
bekah Lodge had charge of the SER
vices at the house and the Odd Fel-
lows at the cemetery. The remains
were inferred in the Odd Fellows
cemetery in Lynnville.
BEANS.--Word was received by
reiatives of the death OF Mrs. Sallie
Beans, of Los Angeles, California.
She was canning fruit and was burn
ed, dying shortly afterwards. She
was born and raised in Oskaloosa,
Iowa. She leaves to mourn, her hus-
band, w. c. Beans, one brother,
Charlie Mettler, and one sister, Cora
Mettler, Of Los Angeles, Calf; an
other sister. Mrs. Ollie Binford Of
Kansas City; two nieces, Mrs. Estella
Brock and Mrs. Ethel Livingston of
this city. Funeral at Los Angeles,
California, June 18, 1917.
HULL.-Word has reached Oska-
loosa of the death of Mrs. Eliza A.
Hull, wife of the late l.. L. Hull.
Death occurred in Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, June IL, 1917, at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Ada Hill. Her re-
mains were cremated at Los Angeles.
Deceased was a former well known
Oskaloosa lady, resident here for
many years. She was prominent in
the early history of the city and has
many old time friends who will be
panied to learn of her death. She
was 70 years, 2 months and 10 days
old at the time of her demise. She
has been living in Los Angeles about
three years.
. DILLE.--Married at high
noon Sunday, June II, 1917 at st.
James Episcopal church, the Rector,
Rev. Arthur M. Lewis, officiating, Mr..
Harry June Canvin. of Melcher, Iowa,
and Miss Cleo Ollie, of Abba, Iowa.
Attending the young couple were the
groom's two sisters, Misses Alice M.
and Madelin Canvin, and the brides
brother Alfred Ollie.
After brief visit here and at Al
bia, and with friends elsewhere the
young couple will be at home in Mel
cher, where the groom is engaged in
the Dye and Cleaning business. They
will carry with them to their new
home the congratulations and best
wishes of many friends.
EBERLINE,-Di at his home at
912 South A street, at 1:45 on Sun.
day afternoon, June 10, 1917, John c.
Eberline. He lived to a good old
age, having died on his S1st birthday
Deceased was born in Germany, on
i June 10, 1896, and came to this coun
try when boy of seven years, com
ing to Iowa where he grew to young
manhood, and on December II, 1862
was married to Miss Mary Walker Of
Wapello county, and for nearly 81
years have. gone through this life
bearing each others joys and sor
rows as one. Twenty-Five years o
! this time he had been, resident o
.Oskaloosa, and was always interested
in the upbuilding of the city in whicl
he lived and the prosperity of its pee
pie.
I To this union were born thirteel
children, who with the aged wife still
survive him. all present at the fur
eral except Mrs. Nancy Blakely q
California. his death being the frs
to break the immediate family circl'