The Oskaloosa herald., 1893-12-28
THE HERALIoosA MAHAsKA COUNTY. IOWA THI

vat was .no room was tC
not large enough, but these
!, s be bettered by the time The
w meets, which will be at OF.
Dec. 10, 1894, just one week
FNIt was TO near the holidays
nesy poultry men could not leave
illness on the week before TO at.
IsEe give list of those who took
/ Us from our county. The largest
Aaken by any one single exhIb-
III to g. w. Stout, he received "a,
: several specials, amounting to
m 5iirsts, Seconds, 3 thirds,
4iB. 40 white langshan class
ID tirsis ID a second and third,
lack la, an class was some
birds as Tn Nunty affords, his
let scoring points received
ihiu n, beinga on End, and on
khls class he los1 1st by Is of a
seemed that the quality of the
IS 50 good that there were many
Il the standard of perfection had
Sorted to several times to decide
Nould get the premium. Mr..
Ad about 80 birds and came out
se largest collection besides sew
scial which we are unable TO give
time. M. ID. Burket was the
largest exhibitor from proud
la, and took 1st premium on
fahma cockerel. This class of
was large. He also took several
Hamburg. Tom Price and John
both had game pens, and they
D hot for some others in those
Among those who are mem
he association who did not have
the show but were present, are
Bacon and Joe Summers. Your
r had the pleasure of meeting
NO genial gentlemen that repre-
b Courier and Republican, as city
They are both lively boys and
ter their papers interest. Our
lile in the city was made very
It by the landlord and landlady,
'ratt House, Mr.and Mrs. Reeves,
E. Holcomb as day clerk, who
/ very kind to us while a guest
house. The city has grown since
g there last, but its growth since
saw it on the 10Th day of May,
5 great indeed. Among those
We met while there that we have
for years were, Rev. l. z. Teter,
3 noted Stormy Jordan, who is
known man in Wapello coun-
was a great show of splendid
Some of the Worlds Fair first
m birds were these with two
emiums and one third premium
J.; they were very much admired
isItOrs, and are owned by John
, of What Cheer; but the mos
i pen of all was the white lang
lOnging to G. w. Stout, of the
every bird in the pen was a prize
and there was four first, a sec
third taken by this pen. The
e as white as snow and are fine
They have won in every show
lis year from the state fair to
w, and they will next be seen at
DO, Jan. 8 to IA, 1894. In con-
we will say that there will be
90 in the treasury, and the as
N is on a solid financial basis.
nd Mrs. Herb Coke, of your city,
own last Saturday evening and
9d at the parental VIM. M. Jar
le over Christmas.
StringfellOw and G. L. Valland,
left last Thursday evening for
lille, Mo-, on business.
n Bacon and granddaughter,
of your city, came down and
hristmas with the BlcOns here,
or relatives.
Misses Ida, Stella and Madge
!, of Eddyville, came here Christ
| will spend the holiday week at
). Tucker home over in Monroe
ip. Mr.. Tucker informed us
out the 18th of January he will
business trip to South Dakota.
that the good old HERALD is
,tter from home to the several
"a people located at Woodstock,
among which are the Quartons
eral other families who are do
in that northern country.
REPUBLICAN.