The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-10-31
Rose Hill.

DIR. W. @. Tanner and family, of
Stuart, Iowa, are visiting at the
parental L. 9. Tanner home.
G. W Stout, Jr., and family, of
Oskaloosa, spent Sunday at the home
of his parents in Rose Hill.
Kissr Moore returned from visit
to Oklahoma on Monday, where he
had been sight seeing for a few
weeks.
W. H. Moore will have a large
stock sale a his farm on Thursday,
Nov. 7, 1901. He is going TO winter
in the west.
&c. France, one of the leading
travelling men in the lumber trade,
was in off of the road and spent Sun
day with J. W. Sarvis and family.
AS next Tuesday is election day,
we will hope for full turn out of all
voters. This will insure a good Re
publican victory both in county and
state.
Our auctiOnper, J. NJ. Reed, re-
ported the following sales at }. E.
Lord & Son: Horses IS TO 1873, cows,
80, calves 9 to 10 so, brood sows, - so
to 20 30, new corn in crib 5234 per
bushel, hay 5. 90 per ton.
Last Wednesday occurred the we'd
ding of Mr.. Charles Adams of Keo-
kuk county, Iowa, to Miss Coma
Phillips, of White Oak township, this
county, at the home of the BRIDES
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John Phillips.
The noble young people were pre-
sented with a number of elegant
presents, after the wedding was
solemnized, a list of which follows:
Carpet and bed room set by father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips,
pair blankets and bed set by Grand
pa James Phillips and wife, water
set by Rufus Phillips and wife, parlOr
lamp by Floyd Adams and wife, set
of silver knives and forks by Mrs.
James Reed, lamp, Mrs.JOhn Adams,
sugar bowl and cream pitcher by
Samuel Adams and wife, glass fruit
dish, Miss Prudy Reed, tea SET
Minnie Adams, pair of towels, Mrs.
Sanders, cake basket, J. N. Wymore
and wife, fruit dish, Nell Phillips
and wife, cake stand, Mrs. and Matte
Wright. fruit dish, Luton Phillips
and wife. In addition TO the above
there were about fifty friends and
neighboTs at the wedding.
G. B. Rowland, the junior member
of the firm of A. Rowland & Son, OF
Rose Hill, arrived home on Tuesday
from Kansas City, Mo-, where he had
been for the last ten days attending
the great Galloway cattle show and
the annual election of officers. Our
county and state were honored with
the election of G. B. Rowland of Rose
Hill. as president of the American
Association Of Galloway Cattle Breed
ers. This is a matter we all feel proud
Of. and an honor, worthily won, as
ar. Rowland has done perhaps as
much or more to make this fine breed
Of cattle popular in the United States
as any man of the association. He
has made 1t his main business for
wears. and he is always on hands
At the fairs and all the big fat stock
shows of America with his fine herd,
and the success Of these shows large
ly depend upon the untiring efforts
Of lust such men as Mr. Rowland and
he has always taken his share OF
prizes, too, and one thing remark
able is that many times when the
herd OF A. Rowland & Son have been
beat, it has been by stock that they
have bred and sold. 1t viii be re-
membered that q COW they bred and
sold won the grand champion cup In
the Galloway class at the Buffalo Ex-
position some weeks ago. They have
as fine q herd as ever was In show
yard, and the Arm do not intend TO
take any backward steps as their
motto always has bsen 10 breed moth
ing but they can and In the market
regardless Of cost, and the association
win Gnd O. B. win make them smcdel