The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-01-17

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BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES
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BOLTON. James Andrew Bolton,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bolton, died at the Mercy Hospital,
January 9, 1918, aged 2 days. He
leaves to mourn, his parents. In
terment In Old cemetery.
OWEN. - Eva NJ. Oven pascal
away at her home in Dts 'Moines, On
Tuesday, January s, 1918, aged SIS
years, months and "a days. Funeral
services were held in Des Moines.
The body was shipped to Oskaloosa,
Monday, January a. Interment in
Forest cemetery.
WALLS.-Mrs. Edna B. Walls died
at her home over PIP High avenue
west, Sunday, January 13, 1918, at
$3.50 a. m, aged q years. She leaves
to mourn her husband, father, one
brother and three sisters. The body
was taken to Northwood, the former
home for funeral and interment.
MEMMELAR. - Peter Memmelar
died at his home in Scott township,
January 10, 1918, at D. M, of brain
fever, aged 16 months, 20 days, after
an illness of one week. He leaves to
mourn, father and mother two broth
ers and five sisters. Funeral services
Tuesday, January Is, 1918, at / p. M,
at the home. Interment in Forest
cemetery.
Establishment of the late Guy
Taylor was held Saturday afternoon
ut the Cheesman Funeral Home in Os
kaloosa and was largely ATTENDED In
spite of the unfavorable weather CON
ditions. The service was conducted by
Rev. Alexander McFerran OF the First
Presbyterian church.
Deceased passed away at his hol,e
lear old Rochester Wednesday, Jana
airy, IS, after only thirty-six hours Ill
ness, of cerebral hemorrhage. He had
not been feeling just well recently.
having complained of his head hurting
him, but he had been at work as us
ual. Monday evening he was assisting
IN the milking and suddenly became
III The doctor was summoned and was
out several .times during Tuesday. He
became suddenly worse about two o.
clock Wednesday morning. lapsed into
Inconsistencies and passed away. His
mother and sister, Miss Stella, re-
size in Oskaloosa, and two brothers,
Fred and Clifford, live at Redfeld,
Iowa Mrs. Taylor, wife of the deceas-
ed, was formerly Miss Knott, of the
cedar neighborhood. They reside on
the old Taylor homestead, on the Des
Moines River, where deceased was
born. He was an industrious young
man with many friends and his early
death will be sincerely mourned.
HUGHES-Mrs. Emma B. Hughes,
wife of Evan Hughes, Jr. residing in
the old Carbondado locality died of
appopleXy at the home last night at
midnight, Monday, January 18th, fol-
lowing an illness of a few hours. Mrs.
Hughes was alone at her home the
husband having gone to his work. She
became suddenly ill and called a
neighbor on the phone telling of her
condition and the conversation sud
dely being interrupted the neighbor
FASTENED to the home to find Mrs.
Hughes helpless. She was 60 years
8 months and II days of age.
Funeral from the Wilcox-Garland-
Wilbur chapel on north First street
at 2;30 o'clock p. m, Wednesday, jan
uary 16, 1918. Intrement in Forest
Cemetery. ... sd.
Besides the husband the deceased
leaves son, Evan Hughes, Jr., and
five daughters, Mrs. Dick Lewis of the
Givin neighborhood; Mrs. James c.
Smith, Oskaloosa; Mrs. George Lilley
Of Melcher; Miss Ethel Hughes OF
Oskaloosa and Mrs. Evan Fleener OK
Ottumwa. There is also a brother,
John Brace of Bussey.
Mrs. Hughes has long been res.
ident of Mahaska county living for
years at Givin. She is wildly known.
particularly among the Cambraians,
among whom she was highly esteemed
The family has the sympathy of a
large following of friends.
Spraying Fruit Trees.