The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-01-04
EDDYV|LLE ACTIONS.
POULTRY, CORN AND STOCK
SHOW A BIG succEss-LiTTLEI
WILBUR VAN cLAREN LOSES
A FINGER IN ACCIDENT.

EuugNlile, lee. oV.--A Dig SutH
show is being held in Eddyville Fri.
day and Saturday. Dec. 30 and 30, in
connection with the poultry show
Much fine corn is now on display I'M
the Red Robin saloon building while
the numerous entries in the poultry
show are displayed in the Rowe
building. Excellent prizes will be
awarded by the most competent
judges. The prizes are on exhibition
in the window of Schafer & Hart
mans furniture store.
Rev. Knight, pastor of the NJ, +.
church at Valley Junction was call.
ing on friends in Eddyville Thursday.
Rev. Right went to Kirkville Thurs.
day evening to deliver an address at
special meeting of the Odd Fellows.
Arthur Lennon and Eugene kus-
sart visited friends in Ottumwa this
week and attended basket ball
game.
Mrs. Thomas Ewing and daughter
Amanda, are visiting relatives this.
week in Cameron, H.
Samuel Sargent received the sad
news Thursday of the death of his
wife which occurred in Chicago. Mr..
Sargent left at once for Chicago.
Mrs. VIM Long, Mrs. Kratzenburg
Mrs. Jim Dunning and Mrs. Reed
went to Abba Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. James Boden.
Mrs. Frank kussart and Mrs. ThoS.
Haywood returned Thursday from
visit with relatives in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry De Bruyn went
to Higbee, Mo-, Thursday for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. NJ ID. Mater Mrs. J. Mater,
Mrs Thos johnson and children
and Blanche and Mrs. Chas. Switzer
and children were in Abba Thursday
attending the funeral OF James 30
den.
Dolph Dunningan, of Sterling, Col,
arrived in Eddyville Thursday for a
visit with relatives.
Mrs. II. b. Lucas and daughter Vera
| were business callers in Oskaloosa
Thursday.
Ward Albaugh who has been at
tending an automobile school in
Omaha is i'll at his home west of Ed
dyville.
Mrs. Alta Miller who has been
depending the holidays with her par,
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller, re.
turned to Cedar Falls Thursday. Miss
Miller who is working for Book
Co, viii travel in Minnesota.
Thomas Martin and Wells Bescoe
went to Bell PelIe PLANE Saturday
on business trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin will move to their new home at
Belle PLANE Monday.
Mrs. n. b. MeNeese visited rela-
tives in Abba Thursday and attended
the funeral of James Boden.
Wilbur, the five-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Van Clayeren, met with a
serious accident Friday. While his
mother was washing the child's hand
was caught in the washing machine
and mashed so thai il was necessary
| to amputate one finger. Three other
fingers were badly mashed.
List of prizes awarded at Poultry
Show in Eddyville Friday.
| American Breed-Best Pen.
White Wyandotte-1st, ID. =. Guy.
White Rocks-2d, J. r. Cox.
| Barred Roeks-3d, Fred Schafer.
| Single Entry.
| Cock or Cockerel
White Wyandotte-1st, J. S. Old,
| ham.
Barred Rocks-2d. Fred Schafer.
| White Rocks-3rd, ]. r. Cox.
Hen or Pullet
| White Wyandotte, 1st, ID. p. Guy.
White Wyandotte, I'd, ID. p. Guy.
White Wyandotte, 3rd, ID. p Guy.
Ribbon Prizes
d. Minorca, 1, cockerel, Geo. knight.
2. 3, 4, ckl, w. A. Fulmer.
| 1, 2, 3, 4. pull, w. A. Fulmer.
|, 2, Fl. s.. w. A. Fulmer
| pen, w. A. Fulmer.
Rhode Island Reds.
/ cockerel, Wilbur Oldham.
2 cockerels, w. A. Brown.
| 1, 2. 3, pens, w. A. Brown.
| Buff Rocks
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