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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Minneipta.

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- DaS &artoffelgei6aft mar pie0er
einmal gebenmnt, 90 aae Spet6er So
init iiberfiiQt parer, uno sic @dn0=
Ter feline @aggons fir Sen Srans=
port baben fonnten. - Sran5 &appes
fat bei ser id0nen @itterung leine
5deune pollenoet. = gilbert @infler
bot cine neue 5orte &artoffel1, melde
er lebtes Triibjabr BON Canada NIT
bradte;; er pflol15te nl1r einen @iertel=
buibel un6 erntete 80 8uidel; einige
ser &artoffeln miegen Bis 81 5mei
Efuno. - @ittme Mgnes @anbrid
miro ibr @eim na6 &e1rpille perlegen,
u116 sort porlal1fig BEL SEN Sdmieger=
eltern Sl1ortier neb1ner1. = 6ralt g.
g. 8el1nemib, me1de iid Dor 5mei $50
1en elmer EXPERIMENTATION %u1ter5og,
gebt ether pouitan0igen @eilu1g ent=
gege,t. - Conrad 8red]ner miro itb
Ser fatb. Stride anld)lieben nn0 lid)
am 8. 9sopember ebelib perbinoen lol=
len. 81. IS.
@ooeno (Gprreiponoen5) Die
politiide Situotion int So. legislati=
ben 0iltrifte lit anideineno ettpas uer=
morren. Ser 0iitrift lit aus 6en
Counties To60, @a6ena l1no @ltbbaro
5uiomengeiett un6 lit 5u einem e.
nator un0 5mei &epraientonten beref)=
tigt. Soo6 County CAB uns imnner oen
Senator, lno al16 iett laufen fit oos
Mmt 5mei &on0i0aten aus 0em ge=
nannten County. Die &an0i6aten fir
oos Observation-Disclosures iin0 S. &c.
9fice bon Horf &opibs l111o Or. IS. s.
Stone bon Sal1f &apios; beibe iino
&epublifaner; Slice lit gegen uno
Stone fir Gountp=Sption @a0ena
County fat arl1r einen &on6ioaten lit
ser Nerion oes 6ran5 2atta bon $50
oeno, uro 6ieier lit ein freibeitli6 ge=
%iinnter Mann. 0ie Stimmgeber oes
SO. legislotipen Diitrifts made11 oa=
fer feinen Seller, menn lie ols TIRE
2egtslotus =@ertreter Sic Serren 8. s.
Slice nn6 6ranf 2atta mable1. 50.
g. Saul. = Die Musgletdung
ser @run6eigenthtms @eran1agung
leitens ser 5taats= 5%telerbeb0roe fir
1910 lit beet0et un0 Sic grbobung
iiber 1908, IN peldem Sabre Sic leb=
te ginihdbung err olgt lit, betrdgt
113,636>339, monon $45,439,095
ouf sic Minerallan6ereten in ct. 2olt=
is un6 ben angren5eroen Counties
entfonen. Sizes bebeutet cine grbob=
ing ser gr5bemertbung bon $50 8ro-
5ent in SEN bier Sabren, ieit Sic &om<
! milion beltebt. 9ie @eiammtbetper-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
County 0ption ut pro
bibtttpm.

Man fan1 olles entltepen lplpobl
ais beldyDnigen. @enn aber jeI1ano
lagt oab County Option nibt Yrobi-
bition lei, ser Der ltebt eillfab Sic Sabe
nid)t p0er min ouoere taulben. Goul=
tp Option lit Nrobibition I'M &leinell
Ii. 5ltgel to1oen bon ieinen 9%efiirmor=
tern ais Elm 5britt, INN lpater Staats=
Yrobibitipn moglib 81 ma6en. Die
9eltldeu lino m1O marel1 nod liber=
al no ser Yrobibitionsun Jug aufgc=
treteu lit @egner oesi elben. Sic ie=
ben in oemlelbeu Elm l(nred)t, meldes
ser Minorit0t ongetban miro 0en1l
ser Erobibitiouil t min ourb @elebe Sic
@epolferung zines Staotes, oOer mie
in 0en County Sption-@ Sci et porge=
lcben iii, in eincm Sbeile Oes Staa-
ties 5pingen, elrtlpeoer feline irrigen
Nlriid)ten SIT befennen ooer menigltens
iid) ceuielben 81 untermerf fen, Die
geiunoc &erm1nft foroert M}abigfeit
in alien @eniilicu. @iir0en Sic 4ro=
bibitinnilten Sen Meniden onbalten,
SIR M1Bigfeit I'M @en1lie bon olfo=
lplild)en @etral,fen, 10 hatte OoS
,3pecf inns Siun, oenn jeoer Gerniinf=
tige gilt 5u, ooB Ser Menid men=
id)elmiiroig leben lol. Yrobi6ition
ober lit ein Srrlidt. 0iejenigen>
melde 0en Srrlidt folgen, fallen
leidt in Sen Sumpf Ser @eltd)elei, po
ieoe ebtc Sl1geno ltirbt.
8etrabten mir MINI Sic 6olgel1 &C.
>1olter Sic 0ieie Semegur1g nit iid
bringt, 10 finoen mir, 0oB Sic Hrobi=
bition cine G%erlebua1g Ser @eperbe=
freibeit lit. SSn gan5 slmerifa eri=
itirt @emerbefrei6eit, oas beiBt oas
Sci et, boB Sober 0os &edt bat, IT.
ger1o Elm ebrlihes @el66ft, @an0merf,
etc., SIT betreiben. 9iei les &edt lit
Sen @iirgern Ser Ser. 5taoten 0lrd
Sic &oa1ltitl1tion gorantiert mor0en.
3ofiir be5ablen lie cine gemilie Ste1-
CT ltl1o ol1rd) bieie miro ibnen Sdptb
ser Eerlon ltno 6es gigentbl1ms &C.
ii6ert. SeSn Ser @emerbefreibeit berl1bt
oos moterieue @obl Des 2an6es un0
~ieirer 8e1pobner, feline @an0els=ger=
bin0u11gen, iein Export u10 Smport.
Sn Ser @e1perbefreibeit ruff oos 8e=
muBtlein, 0oB sic Ser. Staaten elm
groBes, ia iogor Elm midtiges @lie0
i1 ser gepaltigen &0lferfette bil0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03


bin, eriude i6 lint giitige l1n=
ter itubung offer Stin1mgeber BEL Ser
fommen0en Aeopemberrpubl gegen 0os
geripreden, 6aB i6 es mir auf's
@rnitbafteite angelegen iein laiie, 6ie~
nit Dem Nmte perbun0enen Bfli9ten,
menn ertpablt, CUR 3ufriescnbeit aus
5ufubren uno fir 6as Sntelaile 6es
9iitriftS na6 bel item &rdften e%i1:5utre=
ten. Sd eri tatte aIen uno jeoem @ir1=
5elnen fir friibere 8egiinitigungen
meil1en aufri6tigen 0anf.
M6tungspon
49=ba =. s. 9pDle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

@beoton. = Ssl1 6ieler @taot
uno ltmgegen0 fins piele Safe Ser
9ipbtberitis a1sgebroben. Sis iebt
lino Sic CODES f6ue nod nidt iebr 5a6l=
reidl 0ob fails Sic &ranfbeit meiter
Inn li6 greift, muB Sic bielige Sdu=
lc unO SGulen auf 0em 2an0e &C.
i6lolien mer0en.
Dulutb. : Sn Nbmei erbeit IT,
res @atte1 entlta1o in ser Ma6t 5el1=
ct I'M S6lofgemab ser 6rau S. 6.
Tbomo5. 9l1rd 6as @el1en OeS Suit
0es, ser iid int S6lafgen1ad Ser 6rar
be on0, erma6te Sic 6rau un0 10
muroe Tie Dor SEM DQommel1too &C.
rettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

Itrifts i'm 6el0e iein per0e, nno i9
erl ude ale 9tinmgerber, iid meiner
an ser @oblrrne 5u %erinnern nto
MIDI nit ibrer Stin1n1e beebren 81
mouen. Menn erm6blt, mer0e i6 oie
nit 6em Mmte perbunoenen Bfli6ten
q%emillenboft nno no6 be- item &raften
sum @obl 6es Di1trifts nno 6eS gan=
zen County al1sfiibren.
48ba &enrD g. Sdnlte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

@en11 er>pablt, mer6e i6 sic nit 0em
Mu1te Derbun0enen Bflidten in gere9=
ter ltn0 unparteiild er @eiie nab mel
&1er beiten 8efdbigung aus5ufibren
mib be1treben. MdtungsboI
47ba MfplatS SbDney.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Sir Gpmntp=& pmmiNdr beS
Il. 9iifriftS.

Dur6 oas &%ertrauen metner Mfit=
6lrger erlangte i@ Sic domination
fir oos Goun~tp=& ommill6romt oes 4.
II. 6a sic @auptmabl Dor Ser
.biire ltebt, meroe ib MIDI nun pie=
oerum an meine 6reunoe, uberbaupt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Gambibat fir bas @eprdiem:
fdnteu=Mn mt.

Sin sic 5timmgeber Des AZ. legisla=
tipen Di1trifts BON Minnelot =
Nah6em ih BEL ser 8rtmdrmabl fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Eur&enntpr.

@iermit 6iene sur gefduigen @ad-
ridt, 0aB i9 als 9an0ioat fir 6as
Senutorenumt in 0em aus ser Sta0t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

an aae 5timmgeber, mir aud BEL Ser
&oupttpabl gum Siege 81 perbelfen.
Dieles Mmt miro bon mir, menn oa5r
ermdblt, ebenlo gut pte lie 5ltpor uno
5ur 3ufrieoenbeit Mner Der1Dalte1
mer6en.
4Sba Wttd)ael NteS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

erilld)e id) Inn giitige Inter tiibung al
Ter 5tinu1ge6er gegen oas Gerlpre-
6en, me11t ermablt, Ser Nrsf iibrur1g
ser Mn1tspflidten Sic gr0bte 9(ufmerf%
iamfeit 5l1 lhenfen un0 mid 0eriel=
BEN nab be- ITEM l1rtbeil 5u entle0igeu.
S. $. Gamfielo.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
ORDER OF RED MEN CELEBRATE
PAY TRIBUTE TO BIRTH or I'M.
DIAN PRINcEss.
Members Of Middle West Participate
In ccmmemoratlng Hundredth
Anniversary Of klI-so-quah.

Roanoke Ind, July 4.--Many mem
bers Of the Order or Red Men from
northern Indiana and northwestern
Ohio assembled here today and took
part In the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary Of the birth OF
Mrs. Anthony Reyarre, an Indian prin.
cess whose native name is Kil-so-quah.
Among khe distinguished men who
came to this village to do honor to the
aged women and who delivered adj.
dresses We're Gov. Thomas r. Mar.
shall of Indiana and Judge Robert s..
Taylor member of the United States
board of Mississippi river commission.
ers.
In the middle west there is no more
interesting character than Mrs. Re.
varre. The blood OF the Miamis flows
In her veins, unmixed with that of the
whites. She is the granddaughter OF
Little Turtle, the famous Indian
chief who for many years ruled the
Miami tribe of Indians. Her father
was Wak-shiu-gay, son Of Little Tur.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
PRoGREssIVES WIN IN IOWA
VIII Control Next Republican State
Convention by 155-6attIe Is
Fiercely Fought. 49,

Des Moines, Ia, July 4.-Pleading
for united party and urging the
elimination of rancor and strife, fnany
county conventions in Iowa adopted
resolutions calling upon President Taft
to remove from his cabinet those who
have attempted to read out of the
party the Insurgents. .'
These. resolutions, which were
adopted by a large number of the
progressive counties, rang with a
hearty Endorsement Of Senators Dol
liver and Cummins and the Iowa con-
gressmen who fought the tariff bill
In these same resolutions, Presi-
dent Taft was Endorsed only in so far
as he has made effort to carry out
the progressive principles.
The principles Of conservation as
laid down by Theodore Roosevelt and
as expressed by Clifford Pinchot were
indorsed
According to returns received in
Des Moines from the SO counties in
Iowa which held conventions to select
delegates to the state convention, the
progressives will control that gather
ing by a majority Of 1855. The pro-
gressives returned solid delegations
from IS counties, the st.Hndpatters
from SO, while five divided their dele
cations.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
sPRINc CREEK.

Mrs. Jay Bridges has been enter
tanning relatives from the East.
James Ferris has treated his house
to coat Of paint
Rev. Allen win preach at Buckeye
Sunday at $3.50 p. m.
Helen Jordon Is attending school al
Cedar Falls.
VIII Campbell and family visited
az What Cheer one day last week.
All enjoyed the rain and would wei
come another just now.
Or. aarbsugh's Euw house viii make
an improvement on the Iowa city
road.
The Buckeye picnic will be held IN
The grove east o. the church July 1.
GALA LILY.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
FIRE.

t9 ' Z a.
The department was called to the
Hiram Lc@is fcolored) home, No. 705
g avenue west, Monday morning
about 1890. Mr.. Lewis was away
from home when an Iowa Central EN-
pioye passing by noticed the fire.
Several buckets OF water was thrown
which served 10 check the IRE until
the arrival OF the company. They
made a quick run and arrived before
mncI damage had been done. The
fire was located In small addition
to the house used, as q kitchen. Sew
cral hundred feet OF hose was laid
and the fire extinguishcd. The dam
age was small, probably not over SIS.
How the IRE originated 10 not
known unless from sparks from 4
passing locomotive, but this IS fm-
probable as indicated by the portion
Of me tuee where the ilre origin.
ated.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

tie, and her mother daughter of She
mac-e-nish, one of the bravest among
the Miami warriors. .f L .un..
Kil-so-quah was born in 1910. The
number of her years she has kept by
notches cut in a hickory cane used by
her grandmother during her declining
years
In 1926 she married an Indian war.
rier who died year later Her sec
ond husband, Anthony Revarre, was
a half-breed. By him she had one
son, who was born just after her ia
theirs death in 1850. This son, An
thony, now lives with his aged mother.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
RoossveIt Refuses 70 serve.

Atlanta, Ca, July 4.--Theodore
Roosevelt will not accept the chair
manship OF the, country life commits.
sion which he created while president
and which 1t is planned to reorganize
after more than a year Of inactivity.
This announcement was made by
Charles s. Barrett, member of the
commission, following the receipt OF a
letter from Gifford Pinchot In which
the former chief forester said that
while Mr.. Roosevelt was still enthusi.
astic oyerlthe purposes Of the commits.
sion he asked to be excused from
taking an active part In the work Of
the recognized body. In
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
CUT LEG BADLY.
George Gagner Runs Into Sharp But.
cher's Knife.

George Gegner was severely cut in
the thigh at the Chef Quick market
last evening and suffered the loss OF
considerable quantity OF blood.
George ran against a sharp butcher
knife. the blade OF which protruded
beyond a cutting block and was held
in place by heavy quarter Of beef
that had been thrown down upon It.
George was waiting upon trade and
IN hurrying past the block jammed
into the knife. which sank into his
leg. He hurried to a physician and
had the wound closed. but he left a
train OF blood behind him between
the shop and the Doctors Office. He
was game" today, however, and was
on duty In spite Of the Inconvenience
and pain experienced.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
THE PROHIBITIONISIS
Meet in County Convention and
Name Delegates.

The prohibitionists met in the su
pervisors' room of the court house
aud proceeded to business. County
Chairman William p. Sopher called
J.. w. Leedy 10 the chair and Robert
H. Williams to secretary duties. TEN,
porary ofncers were made permanent,
Small time was spent in declarations
Of faith and principles and the meet
ing proceeded to work and closed its
session at 1890 o'clock.
Delegates to the state convention
were named as follows: J. w. Leedy,
G. Nv. Pulley, j. X. Lindsey, Robert
Z. Turner, w. Il. Dawson, Chas. Hull,
WI "A. Bawden, VIM. Bowen, John
Picken, V. Hites, Clark Terrell, e. H.
Diliey, Vim. zabillxa, j. nj. Lemon,
r, y. Meeker, A. B. Farnsworth and
Il. L. Gable.
Delegates to the judicial convention
were appointed as follows: w. p. So
pher, r. L. Turner, Robt H. Williams,
and f. M. Barrett
William p. Sopher was named a
member of the congressional commit
tee
Frank Ballou was named member
Of the judicial committee.
The following were named as the
county committee, with w. p. Sophey
as county chairman, j. w. Leedy,
vice chairman; Robt. H. Williams.
secretary, and R. L. Turner, treasur-
er:
Adams-G. w. Russell.
Cedar-W. Il. Dawson.
East Des Moines w. H. Bawden.
West Des Moines A. p. Hull.
East Garfield-Geo. H. Sowden.
East Harrison Jas. Picken.
=. JeffersonW. T. Hites.
Lincoln-S Sam Steddom.
Madison-E H. Dilley.
Monroe-Wm. Zabilka.
LIST Ward Wendell Farr.
End Ward-John Fenwick.
Srd Ward William P. Sopher.
4th WardLR. L. Turner.
9th Ward-Roy Rich.
Prairie III. M. Shroyer.
Spring Creek. w. Leedy.
Union-E. l.. Gable.
White Oak Glenn Watershed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
RAISE IN SALARY.
Several Of p. o. Boys Get Increase
and Others May.

Postmaster George G. True. of os.
kaloosa, is in receipt OF official notice
from the department Of the advance
in salary of three Of the clerks OF the
0skaloosa post Office. M
Frank N. Cowan is advanced from
$1,000 to $1,t00 per year.
Wilbur Bass is advanced from ST..
600 TO $1,1O0 per year.
Leighton X. Perry is advanced from
$500 to 81 1000 per year.
1t is understood that other advances
are due for the Oskaloosa Office. but
notice OF these has not yet been re,
ceiyed.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
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NO BOY LIKE THIS I'M
oskALoosA.
]. 1870. \ A++++Hi

.s.-E.t.t+.+.. !. i.++++... !.
willie.
tNo answer.)
"WiIlie!"
'eWhat?a
Stop pulling the lace curtain
But ma, amt going to hurt them. :
Let them alone, anyway"
tWillie gives the curtains an extra
hard tug.l
You contrary boy, do you want
mamma to whip your
Nav"
Then don't put your hands on those
curtains again
''Will if want to-"
Why, what do you mean by talk
ing to me like that? Go into the bed
room and shut the door. Go right in
the bedroom, sayI"
willie obeys, and proceeds to kick
the paint of the door panels.)
Listen TO me, you naughty child
! shall certainly get the stick if you
don't behave
willie kicks a splinter on the
dressing tablet
DO YOU want to break mammals
hearth"
YES"
Why, Willie!"
CWillie kicks his mother)
Papa, you will have to fetch the
switch. It's on the clock shelf in the
kitchen"
Papa brings the stick. Willie col.
Iapses on the floor, bowling horribly
Hush, Willie. For goodness sake.
don't make so much noise. What will
the neighbors Think"
willie bowls as loud as he CAM
Listen, dearie, don't cry. Please
don't cry. Mamma doesn't intend 10
whip you. No, indeed: mamma would
not hurt her sweet boy for all the
world. Stop, darling. Poor little
frightened fellow. There, there now.
I'm hungry"
Bless his heart, he says he Is hun
CRY. What shall mamma get for you,
dear? Some bread and butter with
a little honey?9
No; ! want some chocolates"
We haven't any Willie. You ate
the last this afternoon Won't an
orange do?H
No"
How about nice dish OF pineap-
pie with big piece Of sponge cake?'
= hate pineapple"
Wouldn't nice thick slice OF
mince pie taste geod?"
II say want chocoIates!"
Then you shall have some, dear,
Il you won't cry any more papa,
4 seems too bad to make you 10 out.
doors after you have gotten comfort
able for the evening, but guess
you'll have TO run down to the drug
store and buy a pound OF sweets for
mammals little starved lamb. New
ark News.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

Washington July 4.--All the rooms
OF the white House viii be accessible
ID the public during the coming sum.
tneF for the first time IA many years.
Before leA1ing hsra lsr@aiAant Tan
gave Instructions that the buildinga
should be thrown VIDE open.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Embezslsr oIvan NIne Years.

Cincinnati, July 4.--John G, Wurst,
former treasurer OF the Deboit Build
ing and Loan association. who was
found guilty two weeks ago OF EN-.
bezzling s20.0t0 from that institution.
was sentenced to serve nine years in
the Ohio penitentiary.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
BIG LumsER FIRE.
100000 Feet of Pine Logs Burn
Near Stanley, Wisconsin.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, July 5.-The
chippewa Lumber & Broom company
sustained loss Of $4,000 when sJ7..
100000 feet Of pine logs were burned
Sunday night In the yellow River
camp. nine miles north OF Stanley.
The logs caught fire from blaze IN
the forest quarter OF 4 mile away
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
and everyone had most enjoyable

and everyone had q most enjoyable
time.
The Friends Sunday school held a
picnic yesterday, July 4th, in a grove
on the Aldrich farm. about four miles
southwest Of the city. About ITO at
tended, going in the old-fashioned
way, the hayrack. Dinner was served
in the grove and all had delightful
time. Ice cream and cake were a
part of the menu. AN excellent pro-
gram was given, consisting of songs,
recitations, etc. Games were played
and everyone enjoyed themselves inn
mensely. They returned to the city
about 500 o'clock.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

A total Of "a Licenses have been
taken out prior to 900 this morning.
The following Is the record Of the
numbre issued per day. July 1, 20:
July 2, ~; July S. prior TO 300 a. nj.
2.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

/ David Vail, a brother of IL j.,
formerly lived in the same commun-
| ity, and was also at one time owner
and editor of the New Sharon Star.
He is now located in Pasadena, Cali
fornia.
Chas. Vail, son of David Vail, fol.
lowed his fathers profession and was
until very recently editor of the Vail
tIowa) Observer, selling out to go
west for his wife's health. He is
now working for newspaper at Los
Angeles, California.
H. Lupton was probably the second
real editor to evolve from the editor
hatchery, starting paper called the
Time Table" in Taylor county, at
Lenox. He visited in New Sharon
last week while returning from the
Grand Masonic Lodge meeting at
Waterloo to his home in Blockton,
Taylor county, Iowa, where he is edi-
tor of the Blockton News.
A. S. Lupton, son of H. Lupton, was
native of the township, and fol.
lowed in the same fatal path which
his father trod. He formerly ran
paper at Knoxville and has now for
several years been foreman of the
composing rooms on the Abba Repub-
lican.
J. 5. Goodwin. nephew of III. Lup-
ton and neighbor of his while liv-
ing at Coal Creek. is running the
Gypsum (Kansas) Advertiser. He
also has son. Carl Goodwin, who is
working at the newspaper business in
Kansas, but who never lived in Keo-
kuk county. ~" ....
Chas. Mott, present editor of the
Marengo Republican, and former own
er of the What Cheer Patriot, is an
other former farmer in the same
Prairie township, Keokuk county, this
state.
A. II, Sherman, recently deceased.
was resident of the same neighbor.
hood and started in the editorial har-
ness at the head of the Grant CITY
(Missouri) Star.
Ed Garretson, another of the fam
Gus dozen, is still editing a paper in
Illinois.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

Watermalons are arriving on The
local markets Ia such quantities that
lhe price Is reduced considerably
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

Last week we printed in the Star
an article on the number. of editors
which had been turned out from the
neighborhood of Coal Creek in Prairie
township, in the northwest corner iof
Keokuk county, Iowa. A total OF
twelve were mentioned. including Edi.
tor d. G. Mott of the Marengo Repub.
lican. Mr.. Mott has written to us
suggesting the names of three more
who were not mentioned in the article.
That makes total of fifteen editors
turned out from the one community
in single generation. His additions
to the list are: Clarence E. Wood, son
of Asaph Wood, lived there all his
early life, it being his home from
babyhood till he graduated at the
Iowa State University. He was own
or and editor of the Spencer Clay Co.,
Reporter some years. About ten years
ago he went west, serving as business
manager of some of the leading dali
les in the mountain states, in Colorado
Springs, in Boise City, Portland, Ore
gon, and is now in Salt Lake City.
leading paper there. He
Is perhaps the most successful news
paper man ever turned out from that
Then Frank l.. Mott, son of ID. c..
Mott, now partner and one of the edi.
tors of the Republican at Marengo,
was born there; also r. G. Mott, an
older son of d. c. Mott, was born
there and lived there a few years be-
fore the family moved to What Cheer
At the time of his death, or nearly till
then, which happened year ago, he
was owner and editor of the Alex
(Okla.) Tribune.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
At L-akonta.

:
One of the enjoyable celebrations
was that made possible by the people
of Lakonta and neighborhood at the
grove on the "Old Truax place. A
crowd of more than a thousand peo-
pie participated In the program and
every one had fine time. The ex-
cellent band of Laltonta was in evi,
dence and some stirring addresses
were listened to while chackers pop
ped on all sides. There was parade
and athletic contests and enough en-
tertainment and enough to eat for
every visitor. The day was the best
Lakonta has ever known.
The people of the University Park
and number from Oskaloosa joined
in a celebration at the Tabernacle
that has come to be an annual affair
and one of the most enjoyable charac-
ter. Dinner was first served and over
one hundred people sat down. The
meeting in the tabernacle was led by
Mrs. l.. M. Williams, wife of Evange-
list Williams and an interesting SER
vice resulted.