The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19

THE OSKALOOS
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/; BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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i William R. Davis, oskaloosa. .25
! 262S and
j Gladys E. Kikendall, oskaloosa. Is
WHlTE-Born to Mr.. and Mrs FL
liner c. White, 400 North Seventh
.lstreet, at Mahaska hospital, April Is,
11917, an 81 pound girl.
4 VANNEST-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r Art Vannest at Mercy hospital April
: Il, 1917, a five pound girl. The little
daughter has been named Gail Bea-
r tIice.
II DUSENBERRY-Born to Mr.. and
/. Mrs. Fred Dusenberry on April II,
4 1917, at ,Mahaska hospital pound
baby girl named Carol Jeneva. Mother
: and baby are getting along nicely.
This is the first grandchild of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. Dusenberry.
DILLON-Word has just been re-
! ceived by Albert Cooper of the death
OF Captain John Dillon at Pasadena.
Q California. The deceased was captain
of Company H 33rd Iowa Infantry and
l was also connected with the war of
/ 1S48. He was widely known and very
much loved by the old time residents
Of OskaloOsa. The funeral will be held
l. III North English, his old home, April
Is, 1917.
S OLIVE-McBRIDE - Married at 8
o'clock p. M, Saturday evening, April
I, 1917, at the parsonage on South d
ST. eet, Rev. Clement Davidson Loehr
: officiating, Miss Marie Mcbride of Ne
ada, Iowa, to Mr.. Edgar Loren Olive
/ Of Watonga, Oklahoma. The groom is
brother of Mrs. H. w. Harding, No.
j0l South B street, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Olive are being entertained for a
,ew days.
WILSON-HARVEY- marriage
)f Miss Lois Harvey of Kitzmiller,
Maryland to J. T. Wilson of Oskaloosa,
.ook place in the First Presbyterian
!hurch, Sunday, April s, 1917, Rev.
Alexander McFerran, performing the
ceremony. They were attended by Mr..
md Mrs. William Robin on. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Wilson will be at home to
heir friends on Second avenue East,
lfter April 16, 1917.
PERKINS. - George Perkins. a
we'll known colored pioneer of Osk.,
oosa, was found dead in his bed at
? six o'clock this morning by the
amily who occupies part of the house
t $40 K avenue west, in which the
deceased had lived for a number OF
years. He was about 80 years OF
lge and had no living relatives. He
;ame to Oskaloosa right after the
T. jivil war where he has since resided
E he funeral announcement will be
{ made later
] MOORE Charles Wesley Moore
lied at his home in Harrison town
ship April IA, 1917, at 2:45 p. m, af
! err an illness of three years of can
;er of the bowels, aged 60 years, 8
, months and 20 days.
The deceased was farmer, born
. II Iowa, where he lived during his
lifetime. He leaves a wife, Mrs
sarah Moore, two daughters, Mrs
] Gladys Heath and Miss Joy Moore;
our brothers, r. W., r. K, G. H. and
J. L. Moore, and three sisters, Mrs
Kate Randall, Mrs. Ella Funk and
Mrs. Ida Gwin.
Funeral services were held Mon
lay afternoon at one o'clock al
+ Cedar NJ. E. church. Burial in
? highland cemetery.
LlTTLE-BERRY.-M at Kan
sas City, Saturday, April Z, 1917, Rev
, w. w. Gray of the Grand Avenue
{ Methodist church officiating, Mrs
Kate Stein Berry to Mr.. William 4
Little, Jr., both of Oskaloosa.. Al
home iE Oskaloosa, Iowa, after May
1, at No. 7O2 South D street.
Mr.. Little went to Kansas City tC
visit his father w. T. Little, ST., ant
while there made double errand Of
his trip and returned with bride.
Both are well known to Oskaloosa
people. Mr.. Little is popularity known
|, about as Little Did It," his signature
! of the authorship of artistic sign writ
ing. He has been resident of Oska
loosa for several years, is a popula,
Eagle, and the community would find
difficulty in dispensing with his ser
vices. The bride is a daughter of the
late Matthias S. Stein and has a host
; of friends in town. She has had con
siderable experience and success in
the theatrical world and in vaudeville
but has always regarded Oskaloosa