The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14

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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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/ EBERLINE.-Th funeral services
for the late John Eberline will 1'
held Wednesday afternoon at goo
O'Clock at the Cheesman Funeral
Home. Burial in Forest cemetery.
GRIEST.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Griest of South d street, or
Monday, June IL, 1917, fine son
Mother and babe doing nicely. The
little boy has been called join
Thomas.
~HATCHER--W. r. Thatcher died
of heart failure at his home 322 Sixth
avenue East, Oskaloosa Iowa, June 10
at 1870 a. m. Funeral from Wilcox
Wilbur-Garland parlors at 2 p NJ, on
Tuesday, June IL, a short service with.
cut floral display as per request.
SEEVERS.-A message from Des
Moines, announced the death this
morning of Mrs. Mary Sewers, former
| ly of Oskaloosa, aged S5 years. The
remains accompanied by the daughter
Miss Eva Sewers, will be brought tt
Oskaloosa for interment arriving Fri
day evening
SMALL.-John Lenard Small, dieC
June 10, 1917, at Mahaska Hospital
Of paralysis, aged GA years and 1C
months. The deceased was born il
Rose Hill and had bcen resident OF
Iowa all his life. There are six child
rem, three sons and three daughters
Funeral Wednesday at Springfield
Keokuk County, Iowa.
COWAN.-Word has been received
by w. r. Cowan of the death of his
brother II. A. Cowan at his home in
Denver Saturday of paralysis. He
was past ninety years of age. The
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the SON. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the United Presbyter
ian church. Interment in Forest
cemetery.
ATCHISON.-John Thomas Atchi'
son died June 10, 1917, at the County
'Homc, after a lingering illness of one
year, aged 81 years, s months and
days. The deceased was born and
had lived in Iowa all his life. His
mother, daughter, two sisters and
one brother are left to mourn. Fun.
eral services were held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Chccsman Funeral
Home.
| ATCHISON.-A telegram was re
ceived Sunday morning b. James At
Gibson, announcing the death at Roch
ester, Mimi, of his brother, d. M
Atchison, of Kearney, Nebr., a form
er resident of Oskaloosa. The de
ceased had been in i'll health for some
time and had been removed to Rcch
ester in the hope of bettcrment. James
Atchison left for Kearney this nooi
to be in, attendance at the funeral.
| EBERLINE. - John c. Eberline
died at his home, 912 South A street
of heart trouble, June 10, 1917, aged
Isl years. The deceased was born II
Germany and had been resident Of
| Iowa for seVenty-four years. He
thad been married IS years, the wife
having preceded him in death some
Iyears ago. Four sons, Joe, John
Land Frank, of Oskaloosa, and George
rof Charles City, and nine daughters
llMrs. Mary Edwards of Davenport
Mrs. Nancy Blakely of California
Mrs. Emma Head of Council Bluffs
Mrs. Alice Newman of Grand Island
Nebraska, Mrs. Ida Wareham, Mrs
Ella Ruggenberg, Mrs. Bessie Hunt
Mrs. Nellie Pyle of Oskaloosa, ant
Mrs. Dula Coffin of Des Moines.
/ TANNER BOURKE--Wo Word comes
to friends in this locality of the mar
riage at Council Bluffs some weeks
ago of Mrs. Avis A. Bourke of Harri
son, Ncbr., and DR.. Willis G.. Tame
recently of Des Moines, Rev. w. S
(, Knight of the Des Moines Methods
conference officiating. Mr.. and Mrs
Tanner were away upon a wedding
trip and the announcement of tn
marriage was not made until the al
rival of the couple at the home of tn
bride in Harrison.
Both bride and groom were know
TO Oskaloosa and Mahaska people an
have relatives In, the Ross. H. Hill neigh
bofEood. Something of the romantic
associated with the wedding. As DO
and girl they lived in the same neigi
borhood, went to school and played t
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