Morris tribune., 1892-10-12

ket, ecocheted towel ring, crocheted
tidy.
Mrs. Walter Holton-Sofa pillow,
erooheted tidy, cloth tidy.
Miss Mary Turner, nine years old
A beautiful satin apron,
TOWN OF SCOTT.
Mrs. Milo Camp Jar of butter,
preserved tomatoes, mixed pickles.
picked onions and cucumbers, canned
corn; sugar beets, carrots, sofa pillow,
banner, earthen jar made in Sweden,
basket cut flowers, plate of cookies,
basket of shells, fancy pin cushion.
Miss Josephine Roberts Onions,
squashes, carrots, beans, cabbages,
bottle cucumber pickles, bottle pep
per sauce, wall pocket.
Mrs. John Ross-Wheat bread,
butter, cookies, tomatoes.
Mrs. Vaughn Handkerchief case,
lamberquin, specimen of drawn work.
Miss Pauline Hanson, deaf and
dumb girl-Crayon picture, knit UNI
derwear, sssofa pillow, shams, hair pin
receiver, plate of crab apples.
Mrs. Nelson Darrow-Canned to-
matoes, sweet pickles, canned rhu-
barb, raspberries, cherries, crab APP
pies, grape jelly, butter, pop corn,
flint corn, Thermometer, crazy ii iy.
Mrs. George Farwell-Collection
Of shells from Key West. y
Miss Nora Hardin, eleven years old
Cross-stitching.
Miss Florence Farwel, twelve years
old-Pillow shams, outline stitch.
Miss Nina Farwell-Outline stitch,
bureau cover.
Miss Thora Holman-Knit under
wear and hosiery Of home made yarn.
Mrs. John Keidel-Canned red and
black raspberries, and raspberries and
currants mixed, tomatoes, two kinds
of plums and goo5eberries, pie plant.
Mrs. William Buzze-Log cabin
quilt, canned preserved apples, pre-
served tomatoes, green and ripe.
Mrs. Milo Camp and Miss Joseph
inc Roberts are entitled to the credit
of collecting the articles on exhibition
from the town Of Scott, having spent
a weeks time in doing so.
TOWN OF RENDSvILLE.
S. B. Smith-Potatoes, turnips,
pumpkins, cabbages, beets, mangle
wertzel, parsnips, 3 varieties, onions,
2 varieties, tomatoes, 2 varieties, sal
SHY, flax, Dent corn, sweet corn, 2
varieties, pop corn, beans, honey,
butter, sponge cake, fruit cakes,
doughnuts, preserves, 2 varieties,
canned crab apples, canned tomatoes,
apple jelly, boquet of flowers, display
number of varieties of pansies.
Frank G.. Smith-Squash, yariet-
les, pop corn, carrots, parsnips, onions,
citrons, watermelons, pumpkins, sal
sify, peppers.
TOWN OF DARNEN.
R. F. Murphy-Parsnips, satisfy,
carrots, Hubbard squash, blood beets,
golden tangard mangle wertzel, cab
bage, winter and summer radishes.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clem-Table cloth,
crocheted edge, made fifty years ago.
Mrs. E. P. Wild and tame
plum preserves, canned plums, crab
apples and tomatoes, preserved toma
eooo, DuruoIrT boInaeo pTeoeI ves,
peach preserves, peach pickles, crab
apple pickles, cucumber pickles,
mixed pickles, chow chow, grape jel-'
ly, canned raspberries, currants and
blueberries, catsup, butter, fancy
throws, embroidered scarf, painted
banner, painting, Minnehaha Falls,
baby's dress, hand embroidered, made
twenty-seven years ago.
Mrs. Galvin-Hand-wrought baby's
dres, made in Ireland thirty-eight
years ago; baby's dress made in Ire
land forty-four years ago. Sampler
made in Ireland in 1866. Embro1d-
cry and hair work, made by Sister
of Mercy in Australia.
Mrs. Garlick-A very beautiful
mat.
Miss Edna Watson-Pillow shams
and variety Of fancy work.
Mrs. Ward Stone Painting on
chamois skin, piece of japanese dress
goods.
Mrs. Mary A. GaIvin-One pair of
geese and one pair ducks.
b. ?. Watson-Draft Percheron
stallion, 8 head of Jersey cattle, 9
head of Herefords, Z head Of coarse
wool sheep, l Berkshire boar.
FL. W. Stone & Co.-Clydesdale |
stallion, Red Polled cattle, 2 year old |
bull, 3 year old COW and calf, corn,
potatoes, pair Pekin ducks, and |
samples of wheat and graham flour.
Mrs. Ell. W. Stone-Two quilts over
one hundred years old, two embroid-
cred lunch cloths, and variety of |
canned goods.
Mrs. A. W. Wells, eighty-fve years
old-Two pieces crazy work, pyramid
cake, doughnuts, cookies, brown
bread.
Miss Olive Finney-Tatting work
handkerchief, oil painting.
Mr.. and Mrs. WmLogue- Cabbage,
cucumbers, butter, chocolate cake,