The Oskaloosa herald., 1903-01-15

Harper, t. B. White, E. A. Cameron,
Mrs. B. r. Thatcher, A. J. Lytle, Joe
Griffin and son, John Stalker, Mrs. e.
q. Masteller, Mrs. S. Graham, Mrs. G..
Bracken, Miss Mercer, Mrs. Jas. Ma
teer, Mrs. A. Roe, HI. Tice, w. H.
Minor, E. H. Dilley, Steve DeKock w.
S. Crispin, T. e. Mcdonald, Jesse Nc
Clure, H. p. Harris, George Stout, G..
M. Borgess., j. l.. Holder, l.. Holder,
Elmo Hull, M. w. Cadwalader, Jno.
Arnold, ]. M. Smith, P. Synhorst, w.
Rice, r. Clough, j. N. Wymore, Mrs.
S. A. Mccormick, Mrs. A. r. Hellings,
Mrs. R. G. Steddom, Mrs. w. H. Har-
rison, Mrs. J. L. Colville, Mrs. NJ. S..
Hess, Mrs. j. A. Rhinehart, Mrs. A. j..
Fancher, Mrs. A. j. Jewell, Mrs. J.. G..
Butler, Linda Mahaffey, Mrs. ]. H. Will
liams, A. N. DeRens, F. M. Criss, Geo.
Cassidy, NJ. E. Moore, Robt. Kirk, j.
l.. Pones, l.. Coulsen, P. H. Hoover,
A. ]. Jewell, r. j. Steddom, S. James,
j. e. Dunmire, VIM. Bennett, VIM.
Linley, A. ]. Fancher, Alex Baker, B..
S. Watson, Art Sage, j. H. Williams,
Jesse H. Jenkins, Mark Beach, A. f.
Deck, Neut Steddom, Floyd Soseman,
j. G. Lyle.
The Official Board.
The officers for the Institute for the
year are:
President, w. j.. without.
Vice President, A. Roe.
Treasurer, Samuel Row.
Secretary, ]. H. Williams.
Asst. Secretary, F. F. Everett.
Directors.
T. B. White, A. R. Hellings, Dick
Eveland, A. J. Lytie, e. T. Hanna, o.
A. Martin, r. A. Kent, Paul Synhorst,
I. N. Taylor, j. P. McCrea, T. G. Beach,
Jr., MILFORD Hull.
Township Vice-Presidents for 1902-S.
Lincoln-A. r. Hellings, Oskaloosa.
Adams-F. E. Colville, Rose Hill.
Madison-Elmer Masteller, Lacey.
Jefferson-Dick Eveland, Ferry.
7Garfeld-John Lyle, Oskaloosa.
Richland-A. G. Hull, Taintor.
Spring Creek-M. W. Beach, Oska-
loosa.
Monroe-Chris Matter, Rose Hill.
Harrison-John Arnold, Oskaloosa.
West Des Moines-Ed England, Ed
dyville.
Black Oak-Paul Synhorst, Leighton
Cedar-W. w. Wright, Wright.
East Des Moines-Emmet Naylor,
Beacon.
Union-E. S. Porter, New Sharon.
D,of,sn ID Drinrpc Naw Chornn
Scott-E. Clark, Olivet.
Pleasant Grove. G. Allen, Barnes.
White Oak-Elmer Carpenter, White
Oak.
superintendent.
Apples-S. Row, assisted by Albert
Cooper and e. Clark.
Bread. N. Taylor.
Canned Goods and Sorghum-O. A,
Martin.
Butter-Emmet Naylor.
Grain, Seed and Wood-E. Smith.
Vegetables-Dick Eveiand.
Articles Donated and Special Prem
iums-A. r. Hellings.
superintendent of Declamatory Con.
test. p. Dodds and MILFORD Hull.
Judges,
The several judges have the privi-
lege Of choosing one or more assist,
ants.
Apples-T. C. Beach, ST..
Small Grain and Seeds-Ed S,
Knowlton.
Cont. B. White.
Potatoes-Henry Meisner.
Other Vegetables-Perry Edris.
Wool-Wm. Newberger.
Canned Fruit and Sorghum-Mrs. A,
j. Lytle.
Bread-Mrs. M. w. Crozier.
Butter-Wl lbur Johnson.
Wednesday S Program.
One of the most interesting features
of the institute is the oratorical con
test that is for the older children OF
the country homes. The prizes are in
cash and Penn college scholarships
The contest was in the Masonic opera
house and the audience filed the place
almost as completely as on Tuesday
afternoon. 49,. ,
The program was as follows:
Music, Penn College Glee Club.
Invocation, by Rev. ]. P. Mcknight
Music. ...
College Glass. -.
Nellie Colville, Glow Ruby Played
Adams Township.
Stella Picken, THE Wrong Train,
Harrison Township. ....
Flora Moore, Mrs. Mason's Board
ers," Jefferson Township.
Victoria Billick, "Betsey Hawkins
Goes to the the City,, Lincoln town
ship.
Clara Moore, ELI Johnson's Valen
tine" White Oak Township.
paarl pOrtpr Garfield Township.