The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-12
Iowa Should Lead.


trict: ID. II. Culver, fourth congress
slonal district; George Burge, fifth
congressional district; L. N. Taylor,
sixth congressional district; Henry
Brady, seventh congressional dis
trict; w. B. Buck, eighth congress
sional district; c. w. Hunt, ninth
congressional district; Charles g..
Cockerill, tenth congressional dis
trict; s. R. Haines, eleventh con-
gressional district"
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
.!.!L..+ 4. !. \ + :. = 81
]. T. Wilson, oskaloosa .-.,....,.....-.-25
2615 and
Lois Harvey, Kitzmiller, Nd. .......25
James w. Juber, oskaloosa .......-..24
2619 and
Mabel Brock, Oskaloosa .....-.......-.19
Carol o. Macy, Sully, Ia. .............25
1920 and
Vivian B. Hull, Oskaloosa ..............22
Harter B. Hull, oskaloosa ....... 2G
1921 and
Hilda Porter, Oskaloosa ..... &c
William Cutill, Oskaloosa .....,2s
2e22 and
Eva e. Goodner, Oskaloosa 49,, IA
Charles NJ. Sparks, Oskaloosa. . pa
2bz3 and
Eva Blanche Dye, Oskaloosa lis
Jewell Thompson, Richmond, Mo. %
1924 and
Eta Mae Hughes, Oskaloosa ....15
WHEELER.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
F. L. Wheeler, AS South E street
Saturday, April Z, 1917, a seven pound
girl.
\ GILBERT.-Mrs. Jane Gilbert dieC
at her home in University Park, April
l1O,1917, at 1910 p. m, after an Hines:
,of five years duration, aged II years
1.-THE deceased was born in TENNESSEE
and had lived in Iowa sixteen years
She leaves one daughter Mrs. b. f
Sheline. of University Park. Funera
held at the c. H. U. chapel at Univer
sity Park at p. m. this afternoon.
f, BURDOCK.-Joseph Burdock wa
IEorn in Monmouthshire. England
March 2, 1885, and died April 10, 1917
at 1926 a. m, at his home at 1O9 Fiftl
avenue west. The deceased had livet
in Iowa SO years and was a membe
of the Methodist church.
Three sons. Charles, of Ankeny
Harry, of Abba and Luke, of Musca
tine, and five daughters, Mrs. Len;
Gidwell, of Oskaloosa, Mrs. JAM
Hartshorn. of Des Moines, Mrs. Ed
wards, of Douglas, Arizona, Mrs. Geo
Phelps, of New York and Mrs. Flor
ence Lafferty. of Los Angeles, Calf.
and two brothers are left to mourn
His wife having preceded him il
death number of years.
] Funeral services will be held il
| Central NJ. f. church, Thursday at
p. m. Burial in Forest cemetery.
/ KENT-MISH.-J. r. Kent an
Miss Helena Mish were united in mar
lriage, at the st. Mary's Parish, b!
Father Lotus, at a. M, April 3
i1917, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
The brides brother Jack and siste
Mary, acting as witnesses. The fat
and sisterin-law of the bride were al
SO present. The bride wore gown
blue chiffon taffeta. She is the daugh
tier of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mish. of Beacon
land has been employed for the pas
three years at the Penn factory. TIL
groom. Jack Kent, is the son OF Mrs
III M. Kent, of this city, and has beel
employed for one and a half years a
Wilson's meat market.
The mother Of the groom serye'
1.-THE wedding dinner TO the near reia
ltiyes. The young people receives
numerous beautiful presents. the.
left last night for Big Sandy, Montana
where they will make their fntur
home.
JUBER - BROCK - A quiet hons
wedding Witnessed by only few 0
1.-THE closest friends and relatives tool
place last evening at p. m. at TN
home of the grooms sister, Mrs. Ralpi
Bollinger, 1923 North 5th street. Rev
l.. NJ. Grigsby performing the RIM
ceremony which united the estimabl'
young couple in holy wedlock.
The bride, Miss Mabel Brock is thu
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brock of 931 South ID street and ];
employed as stenographer by w. II
Lacey. She was born and raised IL
Oskaloosa.
The groom. James W. Juber is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin K. Juber Of
SOs South ID street and IS employed by
Il. +. Fitch as chauffer and mechanic
He was born al Carroll, Ia. but has
lliyed the greater part OF his life In
Cekaloosa