The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-02-01

Ethel Anderson, Lacey.
Mrs. Homer Dye, Lacey.
Mrs. A. Rinden, Oskaloosa.
A. Rinden, Oskaloosa.
Ray Mckinney, Lacey.
Pleasant Ridge, Madison, Fay Ly
tie. r
Roy Lyle, Oskaloosa.
j. F. Krizer, Rose Hill.
Willis Krizer, Eddyville.
Addie Hawkins, Oskaloosa.
Albert Stanton, Oskaloosa.
A. B. Hickey, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. Norris, Oskaloosa.
Harry Norris, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. E. B. Hoover, Oskaloosa.
Homer Hoover, Oskaloosa.
Frank Hoover, Oskaloosa.
A. f. Deck, Oskaloosa.
Homer G. Deck, Oskaloosa, No. 10,
Spring Creek.
Mrs. J. Fl. Williams, Oskaloosa.
]. II. Williams, Oskaloosa.
Mason Stewart, Oskaloosa.
c. Powell, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. c. w. Jordan, Oskaloosa.
Perry Lyle, oskaloosa.
Mrs. Fred Butler, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. Reynolds, Oskaloosa.
Leslie Harvey, oskaloosa.
Mrs. |. N Taylor, Oskaloosa.
Mortie Smith, Rose Hill.
A. r. Hellings, Oskaloosa.
Newt Steddom. Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Ed. Brubaker, Oskaloosa.
Fred Brubaker, Oskaloosa.
J. w. Stafford Oskaloosa.
p. II. Hoover. Oskaloosa.
Mrs. c. E. Hanna, Lacey.
Prime School, Lincoln township,
Mary Mcclure. teacher.
Mrs. J. w. Hanna, Lacey.
l.. Il. Hoover. Oskaloosa.
Mrs. J. +. Colville, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Thos. Soseman, OSkaloosa.
j. r. Hoover, Oskaloosa.
II. w. Clayworth, Oskaloosa.
J. w. Mcclure, Lacey.
Cleo Ferguson, New Sharon.
NJ. c. Baldwin, Oskaloosa.
Fred Berner, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Dell Barnes, Oskaloosa.
Earl Colyille, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Linda Randall. Oskaloosa.
Mrs. William Christophal, Oska.
Harold Jewell, Oskaloosa.
Buckeye School, Miss Corda Goltry
teacher.
Logan Graham, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. John Mccormick. Oskaloosa.
Seth Holiday, Lacey. ~..
Fred Everett, Oskaloosa>
Carl Jones, Oskaloosa
McMains School, Dist. No. ;, Union
township, Mabel Heinsman, teacher.
Mrs. John r.. Laughlin, Oskaloosa
Howard Wharton, Beacon.
Mrs. V. C. Imig, Cedar.
Mrs. J. w. Wilson. Oskaloosa.
Herman Harris, Oskaloosa.
W. II. Fry, Oskaloosa.
One entry unnamed.
Colt Show.
Among the more prominent feat
ures the colt show of Tuesday after
noon attracted most attention. Si'
of the representative stock men o
the county, ]. G. Lyle, J. Hill Barnes
r. Redman, Reece McWilliams, Ever
EFT Plate and Robert Holt stood be
hind" the show and provided a purse
of $45 for prizes to be dividet
among the six best colts. The colt
were of the draft variety, foal OF 1911
No less than sixteen entries Wer'
filed, making the best and largest eS
hibit of colts seen at any shor
course meeting this season. SeVera
hundred attendants from the city ant
county were at the Mcclure garag
to view the exhibit and all were pleas
ed at its success. The greater par
of the afternoon was given over t
judging of stock and discussions o
merit or demerit in each animal
Professor Bliss and R. A. Caves wer
! in charge. ,.
The show is to be made an ennua
feature of the institute and an effor
will be made to broaden the compel
ton by adding several classes an
making the premiums somethin
worth while. Several stock raiser
are backing movement to hav
the show placed upon more elabol
ate basis next season, something !
the nature of horse show" Will
the management will most likely b
retained in the Farmers Institut
the advisability of holding the sho'
at a more oppnrtune date than thos
generally taken by the institute pre-
per has been suggested. A meetin
of those favorable to this new depa
ture will be held later on. More wi
be heard OF this matter soon.
| Prize Winning Colts.
The outcome OF the colt show
Tuesday afternoon and Distribute
OF the prize money was as follows:
First-Reece McWiiiiams, Perche
on stallion, SIS cash.
Second--Perry Lyle, $40.
Third--Robert Hoyt, IS.
| Fourth-Reuben Redman, Sc.