The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-14

LOT 22.-Vegetables.-For the great
! est and best display of vegetables, s T
Post. Display of potatoes, 7 T Ander
son. Early Irish potatoes of one-hal
bushel, N Hankins. Late Irish potatoes
of one-half bushel, T T Anderson. Swee,
potatoes of one.half bushel, w NJ Mer
chant. Best lot of onions, one-fourtt
} bushel, Mary Helm. Lot of beets fol
table use of one-fourth bushel, S Keller
Six heads of cabbage, Mrs Epler. Lo,
celery, half dozen stalks, II Ladd
Tomatoes, not less than one fourth bush
ell, Mrs NJ J Barth. White beans of one
fourth bushel, w Hankins. Best and
greatest variety garden peas, E NJ Heath
Squash, E Miller. Lot muskmelons, ] A
Monfort. Lot water melons, A Mon
fort.
i CLASS F.
Il LOT 23.-Bread, Cake, Butter, Cheese
Etc.-Best two loaves yeast bread, first,
Mrs J P Boyd; second, Lucy lnge.
Two loaves salt-rising bread, Mrs w w
Scott. Two loaves brown bread, Mrs w
w Scott. Bakers bread, Mrs A G Jones.
Sponge cake, Flora Brown. Jelly cake,
Mrs A H Brown. Gold cake, Mrs A q
Jones. Silver cake, Mrs A G Jones.
Doughnuts, Mrs A l. Brown. Pound
Drowned coffee, Mrs w T Davis. Best
five pounds butter, Mrs J P Boyd sec
ond, Mrs w T Davis; third, Mrs S A
Briggs. Cheese, 8 Stewart. Quart
dried corn, Mrs A Munger. Sorghum
syrup, Zone pint, Mrs A g Jones. Spec
linen native wine, g H Bliss. Specimen
pure cider vinegar, Zone pinD, Mrs S A
Tozer. Specimen grape vinegar, Zone
pinD, Mrs S A Tozer.
LOT 24.-Preserves, Jellies, Jams and
Pickles.-Specimen honey, W NJ Mer-
chant. Specimen preserves, Mrs A G
Jones. Display jelly, Mrs A !G Jones.
Specimen canned blackbcrries, P c Hub
bard. Specimen canned raspberrics, Mrs
f N Vert. Specimen canned gooseber-
lies, Mrs J A Monfort. Specimen canned
grapes. Mrs Mary Helm. Specimen
canned peaches, Mrs E n Vert. Speci-
men canned cherries. Mrs A Munger.
Specimen canned currants, Mrs A G
Jones. Specimen canned tomatoes, Mrs
A f Wright. Sour cucumber pickles.
Mrs A Monfort. Picked tomatoes,
Carrie Briggs. Sweet pickles, S Me-
Donald. Best and largest pie of any
kind, Mrs A ii Brown.
CLASS G.
LOT 25.-Best 80 hedge plants grown
in 1876, J G Kelso. Display nursery
| stock, A J DOwner. Best and largest
disI lay apples, not less than 5 varieties
and specimens of each variety, a s
Holiday. Second bost, A G Jones.
Collection of 10 varieties. 3 each. A :
Holiday. Specimen apples, John Nc
Donald. One fourth bushel winter APP
Piles, John Mcdonald. One-fnurth bush
ell fall apples, John Mcdonald. Speci-
men pears. A S Holiday. Specimen
peaches, b Lawyer Specimen grapes,
l B Lawyer. Collection grapes, | B
Lawyer.
LOT 26-Flowers, Plants, Etc--Fi-
nest specimen green house plants, Mrs
s Tozer Collection green house plants,
Mrs Tozer. Best rustic hanging iaS
Ike: with living plants, Mrs \ J Monfort.
Floral wreath, Mrs STozer. Most taste
FIJI boquet of choice flowers Miss Flora
Bryant Best basket of flowers, Mrs \ J
Monfort.
CLASS Ii.
LOT 27.-Painting, etc.-Best collec
ton oil paintings. Mrs c A Steele. Best
specimen water colors, Mrs q A Steele.
Specimen pencil drawing, Mrs G A
Steele.
LOr 2S.-Fabrics, Etc.-Best coyerlet,
Mrs A A Munger. Display of yarns, !
Mrs A G Jones' Pair mems socks, Mrs !
\ G Jones. Pair ladies' stockings, Mrs
\ \ Munger. Pair mittens, Mrs \ G !
Jones.
LOT 29.-Needle. Fancy work. etc.
Best made calico dress, Mrs H Reimert
Log cabin quilt, Miss Annette Baugh.
Patchwork quilt, Mrs " A Cowan.
Specimen floss embroidery, Carrie Inge.
Specimen linen embroidery, Mrs G NJ
Simpson. Wax work, Mrs II Reimert.
Hair work, Mrs ii Reimert. Shell work,
Mrs s Tozer. Feather work, Mrs S To
ger Worsted work, Mrs Chatfeld
Crochet work, Miss Flora Brown. Bead
work. Mrs A G Jones. Wax flowers,
Mrs H Reimert. Hair flowers, Mrs Liz
zie Hankins. Worsted flowers, Mrs Liz
zie Hankins Tidy, Mrs A Munger.
Pair canary birds, Mrs S Tozer. Col
lection birds, Mrs Tozer Prettiest
thing of any name or nature, Willie
Hankins.
LOT 30.-Eques,rian.-Best lady rider,
Miss Doda Cozine; second, Mrs 5 n
Moore. Boy rider under Is years of age,
first, Allen Jones; second, II Davis.
Girl rider under Is years of age, first,
Alma Cochrane; second Fora Epler
Best lady driver, Mrs q Gillihan.
CLASS J.
LOT 30.-MisceilaneOus.-
rug, second, Mrs. Mary Helm. Worst
ed hex quilt, first, Mrs Mary Helm.
Grape butter, Mrs Mary Helm. Corn
bread, Mrs NJ ] Barth. Specimen pep
pers, Mrs NJ Barth. Largest variety
corn, Mrs A E Wright. Dried peaches,
Mrs A E Wright. Sample broom corn,
] W George. Specimen rug, Mrs A j
Hart. Sample catsup. Mrs J p Swarm
ger. Sample corn starch, Mrs J P
Swsringer. Lima beans, Mrs P Swar.
niger. Tidy from Kansas grown cotton,
Miss Sarah A Rice. Sample sun flower
seed, Mrs NJ J Barth. Book mark, Car
rie Strong. What not, Mrs VIM Han
kins Wandering Jew, Mrs A Munger
sun bonnet, Mrs A Munger.
Specimen wax wreath, first, Mrs A Nun
ger. Horn basket, Mrs A Munger.
Straw basket, Mrs A Munger. Mocking
bird, Mrs A Munger. One fourth bush
Ell dried peaches, Mrs A Munger. Par
Tor organ, first, Mrs Julia A B Whitney.
Parlor organ general purposes, first, Mrs
Julia A B Whitney. Sample mat, Mrs
Munger. Boar under 6 months old.
second. p Boyd Boar under months ,
Did, third. Boyd. /: