The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-12-06
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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WILLIAMS Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jno. Williams at Givin, Tuesday, Dec.
4, 1917, son.
BIESHAAR-Born to Nr. and Mrs.
C. Bieshaar OF leighton. Iowa, Dec
LIST, girl, at Abbott's Hospital.
H0Y-Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Hoy of Route B. at Abhotts hospital,
Monday, December 3, 1917, a boy. All
doing well.
JAMESON-Born TO Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Jameson, Saturday December
4, an eight pound daughter. The young
lady has been named Cora Darlene.
HOOK-Funeral service for the late
James X. Hook will take place at two
o'clock Tuesday, December 4, 1917 ut
The Cheesman Funeral Home. Intei
-uent in Beacon cemetery.
DYSART-MASTERS SON = James j.
Dysart and Marie NJ. Masterson of Dcs
Moines were united in marriage by
Rev. Grigsby, November % at the
Methodist church. 7. J. Shanahan and
wife were present.
EDWARDS-ALLEN -- Oliver Ed
wards and Bertha Allen Of Beacon
were united in marriage at the Metho-
dist parsonage. Saturday afternoon,
December /, 1917, by Rev. Grigsby.
Those present were Mrs. Anna Allen,
mother of the bride and Mrs. P. J.
Sewers. The bride ard groom left for
Des Moines and will spend a few days |
with friends in the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwards will make their home in Bea
con.
ANDERSON =. JACKIE. = Miss
Charlotte Jackley and Mr.. Arthur An
derson were quietly married at the
parsonage Of the RPy. William Perdew
in Ottumwa, Tuesday, December 4,
1917, the ring ceremosy being used. |
The bridal couple were. attended by
Miss Onna Jackley, sister of the |
bride and Mr. Lloyd Stringfellow. |
The bride was attired in a becoming |,
blue travelling suit A three course
supper was served at the Ballingall !
Hotel NJ. and Mrs Anderson left
Immediately for a short honeymoon !
trip in the East. The bride is the |!
eldest daughter of Mrs. Mary Jacklcy |.
and the groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Anderson OF .Montezuma.
Their many friends wish them happi- |
ness and success in their new rela-
tons in life. q. |
BRADBURY JOHNSON. =. Major I
John G. bradbury of the Second Iowa
stationed at Camp Cody,
New Mexico, and Miss Alice /
Johnson, Of Los Angeles, California,
will be married at eight o'clock to-
night. at the home Of the brides moth
er, Mrs. J. X. johnson. President
A. Rosenberger of Whittier College, J
California, and former pres
ident of Penn College. will ofiiciate.
Major Bradbury is well known in
graduate of the Oska-
loosa high school, and military man
Of note. He has rapidly risen in the
army and now commands battalion
CT the Second Iowa Infantry. Miss
johnson. a former Oskaloosa girl, is
also well known here She has been
an instructor in the Los Angeles High 4
school. The newly welded couple
will leave at once for Camp Cody, and
will carry with them the hearty good
will and best wishes of hosts of Oska.
oosa friends. Il
JONES.-Samuel Pharphet Jones
on OF the late Thomas and Sarah {
ones was born October IL, 1861, JIM
where he lived through {
is early childhood. moving TO Iowa {
18th his parents in about the year, y
se4. Here Mr.. Jones grew to man
bod spending most Of the time with Z
5 parents on the farm i've miles v