The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-03-09
PURCHASES TRACTOR
Harry Cameron of Adams Will Give
it Thorough Trial.

Adams Twp, MaTcn o.--NDy
sy.)-Harry Cameron has purchased
tractor engine and complete set Oh
farm implements and will give them
a trial on his farm this season. They
we're shipped and have arrived at La.
cey and will attract the attention OF
our farmers when in operation.
George Ruby will have sale OF 70
land China hogs in Oskaloosa March
4th.
Mrs. Maggie McDonough is very
sick at ner home with a serious case
of pneumonia.
Ralph AlIgood sold % head OF
young hogs this week.
Miss Hattie Hedge was unable to
reach her school at Allgood MONDAY
on account of the river being so high
The Larkin Club held their March
meeting at the home of Mrs. Z. Il.
Hanna on Tuesday.
Harry Hanna, Ray Mckinney, Jas.
Roberts, ALI Stewart and Chas. Briney
and their wives have been in the haD-
it of celebrating ON the 18th day OF
February, it being their wedding an
niversary. The meeting was held at
the James Roberts home this year.
Chas. Briney and wife we're unable to
be present on account Of distance ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart were detained
at home on account of sickness i'll
near neighbors family. Those pres
ent enjoyed the day with the Roberts
family.
Walter and Lloyd Bass and John
McLandsborough have finished their
work at the Penn Commercial school
for this season and have returned to
their homes for the spring work.
James McLandsborough and wife
are moving back to the farm for the
summer. .>.
Lois Allgood and Clyde Hanna
spent Friday night with the home
folks and had to return to Oskaloosa
by way of Rose Hill. taking the train
from there on account of high water.
Mrs. j. N. Allgood spent Thursday
at Ross Allgood's visiting the family
and Mr., Allgood's mother who is
quite poorly.
Mrs. Ralph Allgood spent Tuesday
afternoon at Walter Willhoit's.
Mrs. Mary and Lottie Hanna were
recent callers at the Frank Bacon and
Ross Allgood homes.
Alfred Wymore and family moved
| to the Andewig farm this week.
Mr. Prather and family have moved
| to the James Natter farm and will
assist with the farm work.
Erwin Prather will work for c. E.
| Hanna this season. "a
w. J. Billick has sold his interest
in the stock to his son Glenn and his
son-in.law, Holman Lee, and the
boys will rent, the farm this year.
They purchased a good team of Bruce
Billick last week.
Chas. Bass shipped stock to Chica.
go last week.
We received the big edition Of the
Saturday Herald on Tuesday, were
we'll pleased with it. Were disap-
pointed when it did not come Mon
day evening, being delayed for some
reason, as the Herald was sent from
the office Saturday evening at $50
o'clock.
A long ring on the telephone Tues
day announced the arrival of two car
loads of Northern grown potatoes in
Oskaloosa. We have many friends in
Oskaloosa. City cousins, we have
good banks, yes, and bankers; good
physicians and surgeons, merchants
and lawyers, business men and then
families; people who work for their
living and those who have retired
from active labor. And we must not
forget our newspaper people, They
are doing their best to help the cause
along" Even the Penn Chronicle.
1t is a pleasure to meet them all, and
| -, TOD In,
What concerns us must concern
them. They cannot be crippled with
out Gripping us and vice versa. Now
dear folks patronize the home farm
er. Buy his potatoes and apples. ASK
for home killed meats. Make up a
few of the plums and apples into jel
ly. Be lenient when the hot days
come and the temperature mounts tC
. 10 and 100 in the sun and from IS
, to 1903, 104 or 105 in the shade. The
temperature for first class incubat
or is 1O2 to 103 and 104. And the
farmers wife has troubles of her owl
; at this time of year. All of us like
fresh eggs. We appreciate all favor'
r received from our city cousins ant
: send our children to college there
l and have and will continue to do thu
most Of our business at our homt
, town. Here's one for success TO
old Oskaloosa and the farmers sur
, rounding it. "
At the last meeting of the Adam
Grange it was voted to hold the NEE
= ings on Friday evening so that tn
: young people who were away q
| school might attend. 1t was decide
I that they should hold one meeting,
month for awhile on account of tb
a weather conditions. The. men wi
), serve the refreshments during MarCl
: Committee named by Master {
>. / serve are: e, F. Hanna, James Rol
erts and Frank Bacon. The Marc
8 meeting will be held Friday evening
Q March 10.
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