The Oskaloosa herald., 1917-06-07
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George w. Darlahd,' oskaloosa. 20
2ev0 and
Eva J. McCurdy, Oskaloosa. =. 20
William Nail. Buxton. - SO
2G61 and
Ellen Portwood Miller, Buxton ST
John d. Byers, Jr., 0skaloosa -. %
1862 and
, Ala E. Jones, Oskaloosa ....... .29
l.. e. Jones, Oskaloosa ......... .22
2GG2 and
Catherine F. White, Oskaloosa. pa
Jacob Veldhuizen, Leighton. -. 20
1864 and
Ada e. Van Zee, Leighton. go. .23
WALLACE.LMr and Mrs. w. B.
Wallace of Moline, Illinois, announce
the birth of daughter, Arlyne Lois,
born May 90, 1917 Mrs. Wallace
will be remembered as Miss Lydia
Link, daughter Of Gus Link.
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MORR1S.EBorn, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Morris, No. 800 North Ninth
street, Friday morning, June l, 1917,
a fine ten pound boy. Mother and
son both well and it is now proper
and fitting to address both Elmer
Morris and w. p. Phillips as grand
pa a. a. 20 '..-i'''. .''. '.''.
William Meister, SO, of
st. Paul who went to Des Moines Tues
day died suddenly at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. WINNER, 20G
s. E. 2Sth street, Wednesday morning.
Coroner Carpenter pronounced death
due to kidney trouble. Deceased was a
former resident of Oskaloosa.
SOUTHWICK NYE. = Married,
at the residence of the officiating JUS
tice, o. C. G. Phillips, No. 209 Second
avenue west, at seven O'Clock We'd
nesday evening, May 80, 1917, Anna
Nye to I. G.. Southwick. 1'@.'
. Both are well known in the COM
munity. The groom is veteran
paper hanger and painter of the city
CALCULATIONS and best wishes to Mr..
and Mrs. Southwick
HAYWARD.-The Abba Union says:
Henry Hayward was born in Carban-
ado. Mahaska County, Iowa, August
II, 1891, and died at Abba, Iowa, May
23, 1917 aged % years, months and
IL days. He was married to Tossie
Cooper of Abba, March &C. 1913. To
this union was born two daughters,
Hazel Irene, aged 3 years and Hen
'rietta, aged IL days, who are left to
mourn a loving husband and father
Ec also leaves his father and mother
six brothers and three sisters.
PERKINS.-Mr. and Mrs. James
Hook received a telegram Thursday
announcing the death of their daugh-
ter, Edith Hook Perkins. Mr. and
Mrs. Perkins and three children
were in Yukon, Oklahoma, visiting
Mrs. Perkins sister, Mrs. Ira Hayes.
The cause of the very sudden death
is unknown as the deceased was in
her usual good health when heard
from just a short time prior to the
telegram announcing her death. Ow-
ing to the severe shock the mother,
Mrs. James Hook, is in very pre-
earious condition. The husband
and three small children will arrive
tomorrow with the body.
mont Gazette says: Mr. Wilbur Barn
hill of OskaloOsa and Miss Eva Moore
of White Oak township, were mar
ried Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Warner, in Cedar, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. r. c. Walker,
of the Cedar M. e. church. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
billiard, OF Oskaloosa. The groom
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, Barn
VA oohuiOoSttb 10
fine young man. The past two win
tiers he has worked at the Gazette Of
flee as pressman and he is a splendid
workman. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moore and
has successfully taught school for
the past few years. - She is a young
lady of culture and good common
sense. Their many friends here
wish for them much, happiness and
prosperity during life. '"'
GROVES - DUNSHEE. - Th G
Bloomfield Democrat says: "Mr. How
ard A. Groves and Miss Francienne.
Dunshee of Oskaloosa were mar
ried Wednesday morning, May 30, at
/ a. m. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. G, T.. Purdy of the
Christian church.
"The bridal couple in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barrows of
Oskaloosa, drove down from that
city Tuesday evening. The big car
failed to negotiate the Davis county