The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-09-28

! 4. FrIeud,ess. b. =, entered by w. \
MeNulty, of S-dalis.
>. Lady Burr, :. M, entered by A. j
Carlin, sr., ~. Louis.
6. Mollie cote, b. m entered by A. J
Carlin, jr, Springfield, Mo.
In addition there will be running race
two mile dash, all ages, for a purse Of
500.
Textile, Fabric ard household
Department.
CLASS
The premiums were awarded In this de-
partment yesterday as follows:
James Mitchell, collection of fruits, first
premium so. This gentleman also took
first premium for collection of apples, 50
collection of winter apples, 81; fall apples
-; plate of winter apples, -; also bushe
of Writer apple, -.
Phillip Pheifer took first premium on
FIVE varieties of pears, 81; plate Of fall
pears, also plate of ounces, y.
friedrich Shaak of SedalIa, took blue
ribbon for collection of native grapes, 81
on peck of white beans, 81; OH best half
dozen cabbages, 81;
Mrs. Ann Smith, Of Smithton, took first
premium on collection # vegetables, $40 ;
half bushel of early Ohio potatoes, - (;
half bUshel sweet potatoes, -;
J. o. Perry of Smithton wsS awarded
the blue ribbon, best half bushel of onions,
500.
f III. Va ; of La Monte, won the blue
ribbon for bertS, 500 Mrs. Walls also
took first premium for best half dozen
tomatoes, 500
James Elsin, Hughesvilic, was the VIC
tor for best half dozen turnips, 500; also
best half bu-hel carrots, 500.
Miss Nellie Pollard captured the blue
ribbon on best peck Of white beans
500, also on best peck oil Lima beans.
$500.
J. II Pollard took first premium for
greatest variety OF garlen peas, one quart
TO each, -; also Tor best four sguashes, -,
also for best half dozen cucumbers. y !;
also on fruit and vegetables, 81; also On
pumpkins, -: also on best buShel of
re, >.
George Sibley, of BoonvilIe, captured
the blue ribbon for best five watermelOns,
500.
I'll. n. Taylor took first premium on best
bushel or oats, =.
VI. O. Green won the blaze ribbon for best
bushel white corn, -.
Philip Pheifer walked away with the
first premium on flowers and plants TO the
tune of a diploma and 80.
Joseph Turner captured first premium
foI best table bouquet s..
Yrs. Julia Pheiier won first premium on
hand bouquet, -.
The awarding committee was composed
Of John Montgomery, J. T. Gray and T.
Newki.k
F. B Ia Tor took first premium for best
peck timothy sect, 81.
Mrs. & l.. Turuham won first premium
for best ham, -
Phil. Shasfitr took first premium Tor
best ard, y, also canned pears 81. Mrs.
Mary Shaetier took first premium for can
ned Strawberries, Il.
Phil. Shaetier took first premium for
best GAINED blackberries, 81 best canned
raspb u rieS, 81, also f-r canned go,seberri,s
81, also for canned cherries 81.
Mrs. George Gold, took the blue ribbon
for best preserved peaches 81 best preServ-
ed pears :. best preserved plums 81 best
preserved Strawberries 81 best cherries 81 :;
best preserved tomatoes 81.
james Alder, took first on preserved
apples, II w.
Mrs. James De Haven, Brownsville best
preserved crab apples, Sl.00; also first
premium for best preserved Siberian crab.
apples, Sl.O0; also hrst fer best preserved
black berries, Sl.00.
j A. Pollard, took first premium for best
preserved melons, 81 %.
Mrs. George Gold took fret premium for
preserved quiz ces, Sl.0O, also for collection
Of thirty six jars, $500, also for plum
Jelly, 500.
Mrs. James Alder took first premium for
best strawberry Jelly, 81 also for grape
ielly, 81; also ounce jelly, 81; alsJ apple
ielly, II.
Mss Isadore Clement took first premium
for best Siberian crab apple jelly, 81.
Mr.. \ ". Claggett took first premium
Tor best collection OF jeliies, >.
Phil Shaeiier first premium on black
berry jam, 81.
Mr.. Geo. Gold first premium on grape
jam, 81; also on ounce jam, 81 also for
sect pickles, 81 also for cgtsup, 81.
II. L. Williams, Lexington, took first
premium on apple butter, 81.
Phil Shaefier, on peach butter, 81.
Mrs. c. Z. Turnham, first prem nm on
sour pickles, 81.
james Elgin, Hughsville, first premium
Tor dried apples, -.
j. +. Shillmsn, Lamonte, took first
premium for Chinese sorgi um, 81.
Miss A. Whipple, first premium for salt
rising bread. -.
Miss Nellie 4. Pollard fist premium for
pest two loaves of baked wheat bread, , :.
Mrs. James DeHaven, Bro wnsville, for
Des pound cake, 81.
Mrs. Chas. Hobrecht, best Jelly cake, 81.
Mrs. J. ID. Sicher, best Angel cake, 81.
Miss Lena Farnham, best loaf of ginger
bread, 81.
The awarding committee were +. q. |
Johnson, A. j. Hall and ID. w. Thompson. |
CLASS r.
The awards in this department were as
ollows:
Miss Lena Farnhan wears the blue rib |
ION for the best display of yeast |
aised bread, in this department, -.