The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-05
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Goodlander. Fort Scott; crochet sack-Mrs
Wilson, Fort Scott; crazy patchwork quilt
Mrs. Omer, city l, Mrs. Wilson, Fort
Scott 2, Mrs. r. S. Cook 3; table scarf
Mrs. r. A. Omer: pin cushion-Mrs. c. E.
Wilbur, city /, Mrs. Omer2; fancy knitting
Mrs H. Meiner, city; knit lace-Mrs. f. T.
Brown l; calendar-Mary Lewis, Bernal,
Kan. tapestry-Mrs. Goodlander, Ft.Scott;
chain stitch handwork-Mrs. Fred Rush;
hem stitch-Mrs. g. A. Hatfield; rickrack
Mrs. II. Schnitzler; most handsome
throw-Mrs. Goodlander, Fort Scott;
handmade rug-Miss 4. belong; dresser
scarf-Mrs Goodlander; plain sewing
Mrs. Lewis Berual: fancy apron-Mrs. r.
T. Guthrie, Jr., l, Mrs. c. A. Rutherford,
2; crochet skirt-Miss belong; fancy pho
to case-Mrs. Freeman, Wellington; silk
mits-Mrs Wilson, Fort Scott; slumber
robe-Mrs Omer; piano cover-Mrs. Omer;
display novelty lace-Mrs. w. II. Livings-
ton; handmade handkerchiefs-Mrs.N y. a.
English, l, Mrs w II. Livingston, 2 hui
man hair work-Mrs. NJ. A. Russell city;
embroidery on Chamois skin-Mrs. NJ. A
Russell: rope linen embroidery-Miss
Maud Wentworth; rope silk embroidery
Mrs. Omer; painting on Chamois-Mrs
Goodlander; Roman embroidery-Mrs
Russell Harding; worsted embroidery on
Java canvas-Mrs. p. II. Mellinger, city:
worsted bead en- roidery-Mrs. w. Willie;
braided pillow shams-Mrs. Willie: crochet
chair tidy-Mrs. Willie; chochet headrest-
Sarah f. McNeal: Kinsington embroidery
tidy-Mrs Gackenbach: fancy tidy-Mrs.
Fred Rush; fancy shoe bag-Mrs. Fred
Rush.
Glass NJ. textile fabrics-Mens' hand
knit socks-Mrs. Mary Yike; ladies' hose
Mrs Wilson, Fort Scott; hand knit nit
tens, Mrs Gackenbach.
Class y, bread and pastry-Best loaf
hop yeast bread Mrs. Williamson, Null
Vane; best loaf salt rising bread-Mrs.
Mary Root best Graham bread-Mrs. y.
A. English: best cornbread-Mrs. +. Gallo
way; best dozen beaten biscuits-Mrs. f.
Il. Brown: best dozen sodas-Hattie Max
well: best dozen dOughnUts-Mrs. 7. VI.
Casad.
Cake-Best black fruit-Mrs. w. II.
Livingston; best white-Mrs. y. A. Eng
lish; best pound-Sarah A. Shanks; marble
Mrs. r. f. Guthrie, Jr.; jelly-Mrs. b. A,
Baker; cocoanut, chocolate, caramel-Mrs.
i. T. Brown.
Clas X, Children's Department-Scra rap
kook, Irving Delameter; crayOn drawing,
Minnie Weber; pencil drawing, Fred
Lewis, Bernal, Kan; fancy work. any
kind. Miss Vic Clark; piece of mechanism,
Don Grimes. Loaf of bread and loaf of
cake, paper flowers, brOOm-holder, dressed
doll, were exhibited best by Mary Brown.
Maggie Dean, Fort Scott. is proud of the
best work on Java canvass, kensingtOn,
embroidery, slumber robe and chenille
embroidery, scrap-bag and slipper case.
Plain hand sewing, Mamie WEIGH, Fort
Scott; patchwork quilt, Mrs. GaOkenbach;
crochet cotton tidy, Mrs. NJ. Yike; plain
knitting, Mary Erhardt, Cernal; hem
stitching, Mrs. J. NJ. Mckee; crazy patch
work, Mamie WEIGH. Fort Scott
Class 0, Jellies and Preserves: Jellies-
Apricot, Mrs. Freeman, Wellington; APP
pie, Siberian crab and grape, Mrs. b. A.
Baker, blackberry and currant Mrs. r. f.
Guthrie. Jr; cherry and raspberry, Mrs.
+. Galloway; cranberry, Mrs. Diffenbaugh;
gooseberry and peach, Mrs S. W. Balch;
plum, Mrs. George Bowers; ounce, Mrs |
a.. A Little; strawberry, Mrs. Mary Chap
man.
Canned-Apples, gooseberries, grapes,
plums, Mrs. Freeman, Wellington; back
berries, Mrs. Susie Jones; cherries, Mrs. 7.
II. Mason; peaches, Mrs Deffenbaugher;
Preserves-Quinces, raspberries, straw
berries, SIBERIAN crabs and blackberries
Mrs Freeman, Wellington; tomatoes and |
apples, Mrs. H. Galloway; citron. gooseberry, |
peaches, Siberian crab, Mrs. Freeman; |
cherries, grapes, Strawberries, Mrs NJ. |
Chapman; plums and raspberries, Mrs. c. |
A. Little; ounces, Sarah Shanks; toma- |
toes, Mrs. W II. Livingston,
Sweet Pickles-Grapes, Mrs. Little; cher |
ries, Mrs. Galloway; peaches, Mrs. T. H.
Mason; cucumbers, Mrs. NJ. Chapman I
pears, Miss F. Vance
Sour Pickles-Cucumbers Mrs. Gallo !
way; tomatoes. Mrs. Chapman; mangoes |
and lily, Mrs. Freeman; gooseberry catsup /
and apple butter, Mrs. Galloway; plum
butter Mrs. Chapman; five pounds butter, |
A. McKinstry, l; five pounds butter, Mrs. |
Galloway, ,; five pounds butter, Mrs. NJ.
A. Mills, 3; best display, Mrs. Freeman,
Wellington.
Glass O, Silk Culture-One pound CO.
coons, Mrs. T. n, Casad, l; one pound CO.
coons, Mrs. H. T. Wilson, Fort Scott, .;
flowers in Kansas silk, Mrs. NJ. A. Russell.
have occupied space at the fair last week is
the fine piece of work now on exhibition in
the window of the Arcade" 1t is a sur
prisingly similar copy of Tabor's chef-d'
oeuvre, Headquarters of the Arkansas. "
and was painted by Miss Laura Cain, one
of Wichita's bellies, in eight lessons under
the instructions of Miss Kate Waynick
The painting attracts great attention and
favorable comment and is a surprise TO the
friends of the young lady, who has worked
quickly and perseveringly.
Mrs. p, V. Healy's paintings on eXhibi-
tion at the fair in art hall captivated the
judges and were awarded four blue rib
bons and one red on fruit pieces, crayon
sketches, collection of six paintings, and
paintings and landscapei in oil They were
a splendid proof of Mrs. Healy's talent in
this study, especially for the time she has
devoted attention to it.
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.
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