The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-28
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES

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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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Nels Holmes, Busscy, Iowa.-..--~.31
1853 and
Lucy Renimark, Abba, Iowa...-...22
THOMAS William Thomas of
White City died at Mahaska hospital,
at midnight, June %, 1917. Death
resulted from injuries sustained in a
Nine accident last week.
MORGAN.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Morgan, at the Moline Hos
pital in Moline, Illinois, June Is, 1917,
"a 61k pound daughter. Mrs. Morgan
will be remembered as Miss Alwilda
Hill, graduate of the Nurses Train
ing School of Mashaska Hospital.
JENKINS WARNER Mr.. Zane
d. Jenkins of Sioux City and Miss
Ethel Warner of Agency were mar
ried Thursday, June IA, 1917, at
eleven o'clock, at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
Warner, at the family home in Agen-
ey. The bride is most charming
young lady and fer several years has
taught school, the past year in Ere
mont, where she had charge of the
third room.
VAN CLEVE- -GROVES.-- Married,
in Oskaloosa, Monday, June Is, 1917,
at the office of the officiating Justice OF
the Peace Esquire o. G. G. Phillips,
at four o'clock p. m, Miss Valena
Groves to Mr.. Cecil Van Cleve, both
of New Sharon. They were accom-
panied by party of relatives and in
innate friends who were witness to
the ceremony. Both are popular and
we'll known young people OF their
residence upon farm in the New
Sharon neighborhood.
RANDOLPH-FOST ER.-The Abba
Republican contains this notice of in
terest to Oskaloosa friends: "A
pretty June wedding was that which
united in marriage Mr.. r. |. Ran
dolph of Rock Island, Illinois, and
Miss Anna Foster of Abba. The cere
mony wa sperformed by Rev. j. A
Barnes at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Foster, OF
Tuesday, June IL, 1917 lat high noon
| in the presence of the immediate fam
| lily and few intimate friends. The
bride was becomingly gowned IL
white and the groom in dark. After
congratulations an elaborate three
course dinner was nicely served, Out
\ of town guests were Mrs. Mary Ran
dolph of Oskaloosa, mother of the
groom, Mrs. John Foster of Colorado
sister of the groom.
1.-The bride has been a successful
teacher in Monroe county and taught
the past winter in LeMars, Iowa, ant
is deservedly popular with large cir
Gle of friends. The groom is thu
/ youngest son OF Mrs. Mary Randolph
of Oskaloosa and holds responsible
position with the National Founder
association with his headquarters a
Rock Island, ILL.,, where the happ!
couple will make their home"
RS-WOOD.-The Fremont
Gazette says: Married, at the home
of the groom in Fremont, on Satur
day evening, June Is, 1917, at eight
o'clock, Mr.. c. w. Fellers and Miss
Carrie Wood, Rev. Hugh Neville o.
the Fremont Methodist church, pro
nouncing the ceremony. Beside:
the interested, parties those presen
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Argan
bright and Miss Hazel Fellers.
MI Felle:s was born in this town
ship and has lived here sall his life
He has been a most successful bust
ness man, having made the buying
and selling of horses and mules. rails
ing stock and general farming his oc
cupation for many years. He owns
about five hundred acres of lane
northeast of town, and possesses the
most costly home in Fremont, HI
is and has been exceedingly industri
Gus and energetic, which with his
! wide acquaintance and popularity
has made for him success. His many
friends here and at other places viii
offer sincere congratulations.
1.-The bride is daughter of DR., ant
Mrs. j. M Wood, well known resi-
dents of New Sharon, and after fin
ishing her education taught schoo
for number of years. She is pos
sessed of an exceptionally good edu
cation and her well developed men
tally rests on the background of un
commonly good sense. She has
most lovable disposition and is like
by everyone, and no one brings t.
her own dwelling place a more com
! prehensive knowledge of the home
than does she"
| MARTINA wedding
| of interest to many local people took
| place in Ottumwa on wednesday
| when Miss Nelly Martin of Fremont