The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-11-28

MOTSCH. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Motsch of Des Moines, Novem-
Der 20, 1918, daughter.
DE BOEF-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John De Boef of Beacon, Wednesday,
November 20, 1918, daughter.
CooK.-Born. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Cook of this city. Tuesday,
November 10, 1918, daughter.
FOWLER. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
John Fowler of No. 2O5 South D ST.,
Monday, November IS, 1913, daugh-
ter.
FRIDAY. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
George Friday. at University Park,
/ Tuesday. November 10, 1918, a daugh-
tier.
HARPER Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ce-
Gil r. Harper of New Sharon, We'd
nesday morning, Nov. 20. 1918, fine
son.
NESBITT-Born to Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Nesbitt of No. 524 North Third
street, Thursday, November Z, 1918, a
daughter.
SILVERS-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Silvers of No. 200 North Sixth
street Sunday, November II, 1918, a
daughter.
i LEMAN. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lee
man of Evans are the proud parents
of twin boys, born Friday. November
g, 1918 They have been named AL
fred and Alvin. 'ill 81 pl,t
DEUTSCHMAN - Private funeral
services for Homer G. sDeutschman
: will be held at the Cheesman Home
Parlors. Monday, November %, at
two D. IN. Interment in Forest GENE
. terry.
WHITCOMB.-R A. L. Whitcomt
of University Park received word Sat
urday of the death of his son, who
:. passed away in the east. The body
!. arrived this afternoon over the Rocl
5 Island. Announcement later
4 TOOPS.-- The body of Edward
] loops, who passed away in Mon
mouth, ILL.,, arrived in Oskaloosa thi!
Monday afternoon. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday, Nov 26, at thu
Cheesman Funeral Home at O'Clock
Interment in Forest cemetery.
DEUTSCHLAND body of Ho
mer Deutschman arrived Saturday ev
ening, November %, at 1880, over tn,
Rock Island Funeral services wer
held today (Monday) afternoon al
: the Cheesman Funeral Home, at r
4 m. Interment in Forest cemetery.
MCDONALD - VIM. S. Mcdonald
age II years, passed away Novembe
IS, 1918, at the Abbott hospital as ;
+ result of cancer of the stomach afte
an illness of two weeks. Funeral SCI
5 vices will be held Tuesday, Novembe
- 26, 1918 at Cheeseman Home ,Parlor
at 2 O'Clock Interment Forest GENE
y terry. ......
), SCHOENEBORN - CHITTENDEN
e Married, at the home of Mrs. C. "
Hunt, Ninth Avenue East. Tuesda
So
5, tave F. Schoeneborn of Burlington
Iowa, and Mrs. Zelma Grace Glitter
den, Ga sister of Mrs. HunD,, of o.
z tumwa, Iowa. Rev. A., p! Brenemar
pastor of the Free Methodist church
Q offlciated.
3
9 ALSUP-MOTT - Married, at tn
8 home of Mr., and Mrs. John Bean o
: Fourth avenue east, Saturday ever
9 ing, November %, 1913, Mr. Joh'
g Harry Alsup of Loyilia, and Miss Ha
+. eel Irene Mott of Eddyville. Mr.. Al
o sup is in training at Camp Dodge, la
( and the bride will make her HON
{ with Mr.. and Mrs. Bean for tn
. present Rev. A. p. Breneman of tn
\ Free Methodist church officited.
0 SILVERS-Mrs. Sadie Margaret Sill
6 vers passed away Friday a. M, No
3 yember %, 1918 at her home No. 81;
North d street of Spanish Influenza
after an illness of eleven days, aget
% years. She is survived by her hus
band, William Silvers, two daughters
parents, one brother and one sister
No funeral services will be held here
The body will be taken Monday No
vember %. 1918. to Bellefountain fol
interment.
, SPEARS-Miss Lima Leora Hard
5 ing was born in Eddyyille, Iowa, Aug
. Z, 1892 and passed away in this city
} November is, 1918. She was united in
marriage to Clyde Spears, December
%, 1911. She leaves 20 mourn Der nus
! band and baby daughter. Roberta May
her mother. Mrs. Ada Harding of Ed
dyyille, two brothers and two sisters
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