The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-02-08

daughter.
ROSENBOOM.- Born, to Mr. and
Mrs. George Rosenboom at heir home
in Adams township, on February 4,
1917, an eight and half pound son.
He has been named George Rosen-
boom, Jr
EDSON.-Died, at his home, 40S
Second avenue east, Saturday morn
ing, February 3, 1917, w. NJ Edison,
aged "a years. Funeral Monday,
February 5, at D. M, from Chees-
man Funeral Home.
EDSON-Funeral services for the
late NJ. W. Edison who died Saturday
we're held from the Cheesman Funer-
al Home on Monday, Feb. 5. at 2 p.
m. Rev. Malone of the United Pres
byterian church gave the sermon In
terment was made in Forest cemetery.
TOWNLEY- Born to Mr. and Mrs.
H. j. Townley, of Knoxville, at the
Mercy Hospital Feb A, an eight and
one-fourth pound son. The little fell
low has been named Jay Vernon Town
ley. Mrs. Townley is better known as
Murl Vernon.
GREENHALGH.-Edwin E. Green
halgh, son if Mr.. and Mrs. James
Greenhalgh, died. at his home in White
City. Feb. 5, 1917, at II p. m. age IL
years, months and days. He was
born May 2S, 1904, at White City
where he spent all his life. He leaves
to mourn their loss his father and
mother. The body will be taken to
Tipton, Iowa, Feb. Z, 1917, where fun
eral services will be held and burial
will be in Upton cemetery.
FANSHER.-A. G. Fansher died at
his home $50 North B street, Feb. >,
1917 at 9:35 p. m, at the age of 76
years, months and 20 days Of ap-
orlexy. He was born April 8, 1910, in
Indiana but has lived in Iowa prac-
tically all his life. He'was a member
of Company d, First Iowa Cavalry. He
! is survived by wife, two sons, Lee
M, and J. B. Fansher and one dauSh'
ter Mrs. John Ryan. all of this city.
Funeral services Wednesday, Feb. Z.
at 2 p. m. from the Cheesman Funeral
Home Interment in Olivet cemetery.
WHITESIDE. y Hugh Alexander
Whiteside died at his home in White
Oak township on February a. 1917, at
Pas o'clock a. m, aged 81 years, j
months and days. He has suffered
with tuberculosis for one year. he
was born in Pennsylvania in 1867 ana
has lived in Iowa twenty-four years
| He leaves his wife, one sister and one
brother. Funeral services will be
held from the Cheesman Funeral
| Home on Tuesday, February 8, 1916,
at one o'clock p. m. lntcrment in
Forest cemetery.
CLAY - SAWYER. =, Miss Marie
Sawyer of Gilman and Leslie l.. Clay
of Newberg, we're married at MIDI
night Saturday night, February 3,
1917. by Rev. l.. NJ Grigsby of the
Central Methodist Episcopal church
They were to have arrived on the
evening passenger and had made ar
rangements for the services OF the
minister. The train being several
hours late, the minister thought the
parties had deferred the engagement.
The minister had retired, but upon
the appearance of the couple at the
parsonage he quickly arrayed him
self and two more souls were made as
one and went their way rejoicing.
BROWNIES Leila Atchison re-
ceived word this morning from Miss
Hollyce Brown, Social Service Work
err OF this city, OF the death of her
mother. at the hospital in Cedar Rap
ids. Mrs. Brown underwent an oper-
alton for goitre yesterday morning
and they found the growth around the
wind pipe. Mrs. Brown rallied from
the operation, and they felt encour-
aged last evening, but she passed
away this morning, February 6, 1917,
at 9:35 O'clock Mrs. Brown was
with her daughter in this city during
the greater part of last summer, and
is known to number OF friends and
acquaintances. Miss Brown went to
her bedside about week ago, and all
though they knew her. condition to be
serious they did not think that 1t
would be fatal Miss Atchison and
little Ruth Brown will so to Cedar
Rapids on Thursday to attend the
funeral services.
KEISELBACH. - Word was re-
ceived in the city yesterday by James
II. Porter of the death of Paul Keisel-
bach, formerly with the 0skaloosa1
Traction and Light Company in this
city. Mr.. Keiselbach was employed
here as manager of the department OF
fixtures at the down town office, and
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