The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-08-31

What Cheer Patriot: Mrs. T. Ma
son and daughter, Gertie, went to Os
kaloosa Tuesday, where she will Wis
it her son, Frank Mason for a few
days From there they go to Blyth
where they viii visit Mrs. Ben Nickel
son for time.
| Washington County Press: Mrs
VanSickle came home the latter par
of last week from Des Moines wher,
she had been visiting with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Earl Lewis, and son Fred
She was accompanied home by Mrs
Fred VanSickle, who will visit q
while in Washington.
Miss Lula Robertson, who has beer
connected with the T. X. Smith Jew
elry house for the past few years, has
resigned her position to accept place
with the Pockard China company as
exhibitor. Miss Robertson departed
this morning for Sterling, ILL.,, where
she will take up her new duties.
Mrs. Charles Kienast, of SIC North
Third street, is expecting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. Link, of Denver, Colo.
here on a visit. Mrs. Kienast was
formerly a popular graduated nurse
of Denver, prior to her marriage in
this city TO Charles Kienast, April Is,
1911. Mr.. and Mrs. Kienast are 60
ing to Denver this fall where Mrs.
Kienast has business interests.
What Cheer Patriot: Mayor Meade
went to Oskaloosa Friday morning
where he visited his sister, Mrs. ].
Osborn, and then on to Beacon to WIS.,
it friends. Mayor did not say he was
going to listen to Hon. Bryan at the
Oskaloosa Chautauqua, but we believe
he will slip in Saturday and see what
the new campaign dope on the demo
cratic ticket in 1912 is going to be.
We don't blame him. We would like
to hear Bryan ourselves.
Abba Union: John Kemp and r. |.
Mitchell came over from OskaloOsa
Thursday and spent the afternoon
demonstrating a White Gas automo-
bile to prospective customers. When
Mr.. Mitchell was in the implement
and carriage business in Abba he
Queens taste, but since going to Ma
haska's big town he has become in
fatuated with automobiles and is very
enthusiastic when demonstrating the
White Gas joy car.
Newton Herald: Frank Goodwill,
a son of Mrs. Lottie Goodwill of North
Newton, who is on the police force in
st. Paul, figured in the panic when
John Lewis, supposed to be the noted
plume thief, shot Detective Fraser on
a street car in Minneapolis Saturday,
August II. After the shooting Good
well assisted another patrolman to
take Lewis to the central station. Mr..
Goodwill has been on the police force
in the Minnesota city several years.
Frank Goodwill is a brother of Geo.
s. Goodwill, of this city, formerly on
the police force.)
(From Mondays Dahy.)
Miss Margaret Johnson, of Perry, is
visiting with Miss Lottie Fansher.
Miss Mildred and Homer Reynolds
left this morning for Ames, where
they will attend Iowa Agricultural
College this winter.
Guy Bacon, of the reportorial force
of the Davenport Times, came home
Saturday evening to visit with parents
and friends briefly.
Messr5. C. C. Sheppard and C. E.
Lofiand left this morning in an auto
mobile for the state fair via the
White Pole Route"
Mrs. w. A. Stump and daughters,
Madaline and Dorothy, are in Mar
shalltown visiting Mr.. Stump's
brother, H. s. Stump.
Mrs. J. E. Magee went to Montezu
ma today to remain for a couple of
weeks with her husband, who recently
purchased clothing store there.
Mrs. Stewart w. Jameson and
laughter Betty left Friday night for
two weeks visit in Minneapolis
with Mrs. Jamesons sister, Mrs. S. l..
Donnell.
Mrs. r. J. Coons, who has been
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. c. A
8riney, $50 North A street, has gone
to Des Moines, where she will visit
1t the home of her brother, Mr.. C. l..
Coons.
Mrs John Vaughan, of Monmouth,
IN
Mrs. Earl Jones, of Galesburg, ILL.,.
we're guests Saturday at the L. P.
'hawley home. They came to attend
he railway picnic.
Mark Norman departed last even
ng for Chicago to meet with the
agents of the Equitable Life of Iowa
md be entertained by the company.
About one hundred and fifty of the
company will be at the place to talk
over matters of mutual interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Wiersum, who
rave been enjoying a vacation trip,
'eturned to their home, No. 2O2 Sc
.ond avenue west this morning. Mrs.
Wiersum, the greater part OF three
months, has been at Pewaukee Lake,
Wisconsin, and cool weather all the
while.
w. F. McCarty, agent of the Iowa
Central at the Oskaloosa station,
Frank Tout. ticket clerk and Ed Bell