The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-08-27
THIRD DAY.

nearly every department was we'll filled
with pleasure seekers. The ex'
hibits to-day were seen tc
much better advantage, since the
great race yesterday aud the consequent
excitement of the contest. caused the
crowds TO surge about In an uneasy man
Der, which was detrimental 10 a calm re-
view of the many beautiful articles TO De
seen in the different departments. The
races to-day were of course the great at
traction and large number of interested
spectators sat through them from begin
completed in The different departments,
but so far they were as follows:
CLASS e.
The awards are as follows:
Best display Of sofa cushions, Mrs. j.
WI Smiley y.
Best crocheted and knitted afghans,
Mrs. r. :. Long g.
Best display of ornamental articles. Miss
Dollie Deutsch, 9
Best pair wooden mitts, Mrs. Joel Gen
try, 81.
Best specimen home made rugs. Mrs. E.
Mason, 81.
Best specimen home made wooden socks
81.
Best tiusel work, Miss Julia Bonner, 81.
Best arasene work, Mrs. Ii. L. Wilson,
Fort Scott, 81.
Best pearl chenille, Miss Julia Bonner,
Best silk quilt, Mrs. NJ. Thompson, La
monte, 3.
Best specimen worsted flowers, Miss
IPna Iamke -
Best specimen darned net work, Mrs.
Fred Phpips, 81.
Best specimen cotton knit hose. Mrs. A.
Carter, -.
Best specimen artificial flowers, Mrs. s.
SimcOskey, 3.
Best display of carpets, John Wslmsley
& Co.
Best rick rack work, Mrs. NJ. c. Settles,
81.
Best made dress, Mrs. w. III. Newrick,
s..
Best display fancy needlework, sixteen
entries, Mrs. j. w. Smiley, e.
Best toilet mats, Mrs. W. S. Long, 3.
Best knitted counterpart, Miss Kate
Spickart, 81.
Best silk knitted mitteHs, Mrs. Z. Cruise
81.
Best display home made lace haudker-
chief, six entries, Mrs. u. S. Swaggard,
Sweet Springs, 81.
Best display Kensington embroidery,
Mrs. M. Demuth, 81.
Best etching on silk or cotton, fourteen
entries, Mrs. NJ. Demuth, 81.
Best knit lace work, Mrs. w. r. Kelly,
Hannibal 81.
Best knit WOODEN work, Mrs. II. T. Will
son, Fort Scott, 81.
Best crochet work, nineteen entries, Mrs.
j. Cooley, 81.
Best display ornamental needle work,
thirteen entries, Mrs. NJ. Demuth, special
premium by Ahreos & Kensel.
Best made dress, Mrs. L. Beck, special
premium purse by Aprons Il Keisel.
Best home made carpet, Mrs. ]. K.
Owens, speclsl purse by Beck Witt & 70.
CLAs, d.
Miss Lulu L. Williams has a fine pas
tile portait exhibited in this class.
There are three entries in oil painted
portraits, all showing good work by the
following Mrs w. X. Kelly, Hannibal,
Mrs W. III. Messerly and Mrs. Alfred
Dixsou.
In landscape paintings in oil there were
thirteen entries, and since all showed good
work the awards were hard to make. The
entries were by the following named ::
Miss Cora Beck, NJ Gotch-
held, Mrs. W. K. Kelly, Miss Heismeyer,
Mrs w. ii. Messerly, Mrs Marion Planck,
who has four entries, and Miss Lena Farm
lam.
For best collection Of oil paintings, four
entries, Miss Cora Beck, having thirteen
pieces, Miss Minnie Gotheld, six, Mrs. W.
<. Kelly six, Mrs. Will Messerly twenty
wo. The latter is a sister of Miss Josie
Wright, the artist, and is herself a most
killful handler of the brush.
Iu panel paintings there are ten entries |
~ Miss Cora Beck, Mrs. w. X. Kelly,
Yrs. Marion Plsnck. Mrs. William Jolly, |
trs. Brown, Mrs, W. Ii. Messerly, Miss |
-ena Farmhsn, Mrs. J. NJ. Planck
For best collection of oil paintings, there
re five entries as follows: Miss Cora |
Beck, Miss Minnie Gotcheld, Mrs. III. III.
Brown and Mrs. j. NJ. Planck.
The best oil painting landscape, there
re ten entries by Mrs. w K Kelly, Mrs
III Brown, Miss Lena Fsrnham, Mrs
NJ Pianck, who has three entries. and
diss Minnie Gotche.d.
The awards will be made this evening.
CLASS II LONG WOOL SHEEP.
s. w. Diamond, managing director.
Best buck, 2 years old and oyer-There
Iere three entries VIM. Rudy, of Smith
On w, z. Bennett d Son, of Lees Summit,
nd Ii. B. Scott, of Sedalis. The first pre-
,ium, So, was awarded to Bennett & Son,
nd the second, So, to Scott.
Best buck, year old and under 81
here were only two entries, w. p. Ben
ct & Son, of Lees Summit, and Fl. B.
colt, of Sedalia. The first premium of s.
as awarded to the former, and the second,
3, to the latter.
Best ewe,2 years old and over-There
ere six entries, VIM. Rudy, of Smithon,
7. p. Bennett, Lees Summit, j. w. Cole,
and II. B. Scott, of Sedslis, l. The FIRST
remium, s., was given to Bennett, and
lie second, s., to Cole.
Best eve year old and under 2. There
ere entries as follows. Mr.. Rudy of