The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-23
,rapes. He also displays seven plates

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Of crab apples and ten Of plums. He
has also made an entry for the prize
cup, offered by q S.daiia jewe'er for
the best three plates Of apples.
An odd and interesting general col
lection OF fruits, etc., is made by Mr..
ia. Pollard. In it may be found Bois-
darck apples, elderberries, walnuts crab
apples, persimmous, May apples. black
hswes, egg gourds, pOmeganates.
ounces, etc.
/ d F. Webster exhibits a plate OF
truly magnificent pea.h S End taking
the Ell ire coll ction of fruits there are
$50 plates. the Pettis County Horii-
cultural spciety also having dupli.
cate d,spl y with which t. compete
for one Of the premiums off red. Mr..
X H.. Wheeler, the managing dirsc-
tor Of the Horticultural display ua,er-
stands ii, bushes, thoroughly aud the
plates ae all arranged with care and
t.s;e.
AGRICULTURAL.
There is bu: one entry matte for
parspips ma BY j A. Pollard He
also displays cabb'ga, and is compet-
ing for the premium tor best g. neral
display Of & ,rden vegetables.
There are seven eutri.s for best )
head of cabbage made by the Smith
Bro. Of Smiiht,n, Cha'la G,tt chalk
Rober; Montgom.ry. J. A. Pollard,
+. A. MonIg merry aui James Ash.
b. oOk.
There are seven entries of one dOz N
Tomatoes made by Smith Bros, OF
Sm,thton, Cha.. Wadleigh Of Green
ridge, p. Shaffer, j. H. Kuykeniall,
+ A. Montgomery and James Ash
brook.
Smith Br's. are the only pumpkin
exhibitors, but they Lave some MAN.
moth specimens.
There are three entries of SOU ,ehes
made by Smith Bros. of Smithton,
Robert Montgomery and j. A. Pol
lsri.
There are three entries of wa'erme'-
ons made by p. ShaHer, K bert Mont
gOmery AMI James Ashbrook.
There are tut two entries oil carrots
made by Messrs. Pollard and E. A
NJ mtg merry.
There are three competitors for the
best display of garden vegetables. j.
A. Pollsrd, Robert Montgomery and
Smith Br. s. oi Smilhton.
Mrs. II. H. Ia. lor his a good dis
play of cucumbers.
james AshbroOk makes a cFeditable
display of mu.k melons.
CLASS F.
Those who are competing for the
best loaf of bread premium are Messrs.
P. F. Tarwarer. Mrs. Edna High.
Mrs. II. Helm, Misses G: E Porter,
Warrensburs; Helen Bentley. Minnie
Heismeyer, W. NJ. Kilgore, Jennie
Hughes, Mr.. F. Kell, Helene Smith
and Mrs. George Lamm.
There are three entries of milk re-.
ing bread made by Mrs. DR.. L. Harts-
horn. Mrs. E. K. Marvin aud Miss
Pearl Palmer.
Miss Nellie Leaning exhibits some
fine graham bread, while Miss Annie
Leaning has q tempting exhibit Of
ginger bread.
There is but one entry of pound
cake, made by Miss Katie Doyle Of this
city. She also has some nut cake and
angel food.
Cornelia Mason exhibits a fine
specimen Of nut cake.
Miss Jennie Hughes exhibits some
tempting white cake, also cocoanut
layer CAKE.
There are four entries for best four |
pound of butter premium, made by |
Mr.. George Lamm, Charles Wsdleigh,
s. W. Coleman and Mrs. f. Y. Fos-
ter, of Aullville, Mo.
PREMIUMs-CLAss X.
Under this head, w. S. Sneed,
director, and Emmett
superintendent, the exhibit
was very creditaDie thls morning. Ihe
following awards we're made.
Best jack, 3 years and over, vii.
liam Fowler, Hughesville (; second
premium, Bouldin Bros, Sedalia.
Best jack 2 and under 8, H. H. Tay-
|or, Sedalis, William Fowler, second
premium.
Best Jack l year old and under 2.
H. H. Taylor; Bouldin Bros. second
premium.
Best Jennet 3 years ard over,
William Fowler; Bouldin Bros. sec.
md premium.
Best Jennet 2 years and under three
J. c. Bouldin; Bouldin second pre-
MUM.
Best jennet one year and under 2,
J. c. Bouldin Bouldin Bros, second