Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1898-07-07
Schedule of Prizes and Regulations
tor the FAIR and Bazaar of st.
Pauls Church, to be held
Dec. 18th, 1898.

Paul's Church, to be held
Dec. 18th, 1898.
Competition will be open TO all, but
the ladies of the st. Paul's Church
Guild will refrain from competing in
any of the classes.
BOOTH /.
Mesdames Wemp and Ringo ard
Misses Belle Whitworth and Clara
Hill
DoH-dressed as lady. style ar6
neatness considered-doll furnished.
Prize-embroidered picture frame.
BOOTH II.
Mesdames Beard, Gross, Huff and
O'Brien.
1. Crochet Hork-an ice-wool fas-
cinator. Prize-a fern dish.
2. hnttttng-a lady's fancy wool
mitten. Prize-a jardiniere.
BOOTH III.
Mesdames Davis, Curry, Collins and
F. Beard
l. Sewing = fancy white apron.
Prize--framed picture.
2. DraWn aoork and hem stitchinq.
Prize-a hand glass.
3. 'Stlk quilt Prize-an individual
tea set.
The quilts will not be donated, but
an entrance fee of 25c will be required.
BOOTH w.
Mrs. Delauo and Misses Gratiot,
Bradley and M. Thomson.
l. Enabrotdery-arti with design
to be obtained from Mrs. Oliver.
Prize-an umbrella.
2. China Painting = any article.
Prize-silk embroidered apron.
BOOTH v.
Mesdames Kendall and Herbert and
Misses Myers and Haller.
I ID. Molasses Candy. Prize -
bracelet.
Z lb. assorted Candy. Prize = an
ice-wool fascinator.
All articles for the above booths are
to be sent in on the morning of Dec.
14th.
HOME AND FARM PRODUCE.
Mesdames O'Brien, Shelby, Watkins,
Chamberlin and Delano and Misses
Byers, Hattie Davis, Baldwin and
Welch.
i. Apples-half-bushel. An alarm
clock.
2. Country-cured Ham-1O lbs. or
over. Rocking chair.
8. I dressed Chicken. Table cover.
4. Z dressed Turkey. Lady's dress.
5. I ID. Butter. A lamp.
6. Bread-1 loaf homemade. A
salad bowl.
z. I Glass Jelly-any sort. Fancy
handkerchief.
8. Layer Cake = any sort. Rose
bowl.
9. Loaf Cake. Sofa pillow.
All articles for classes 1, 2, 8. and 4
of this division to be sent in by ga. NJ.
on Dec. IA. In all other classes by 8
A. NJ. on Dec. Is.
FLOWER BOOTH.
Mrs G. Gay and Misses Andrews.
May Bradley, May Whitworth and
Berenice Herbert.
FISH POND.
Mesdames Roehry and Sutherland
and Misses Nellie Herbert and May
Reyburn.
CHILDREN'S DIVISION.
FOR GIRLS UNDER SIXTEEN.
1. Rolled Jelly Cake. A fan.
2. I dog. Pop Corn Balls. Satin
3. Plain SeWing - gingham dress
for child of 8. silver thin BILE.
4. Darning. A work basket.
Glasses / and are to be in Booth
V and 3 and 4 in Booth Ill. All arti-
cles to be sent in by "A. NJ. Dec. Is.
FOR BOYS UNDER SIXTEEN.
1. Peck Of Pop. Corn = raised by
competitor. Punching bag.
2. Collection of Nuts-1 peck each
of walnuts, hickory and hazel nuts. A
camera.
8. Work Work-any article made
by competitor. A football.
A. Drawing-any subject. Book.
8. For the boy selling most lunch
tickets. 81.
All articles in this division to be sent
in on Dec. IA.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
l. Kocat Music-for all under -.
A writing case or doll.
9. Vocal Music-under 16. A years
to Youths Companion.
3. Instrumental Music-any instru-
nent. A mandolin.
4. Recitation. A gold pen.
5. Conaposition-for all under 16.
The subject to be announced in August.
TO be of not more than 1000 words,
and punctuation. handwriting. etc., to
De considered. Prize watch.
The competitors in classes /, 2, 8
and to be decided on the evening of
Dec. 10, and the compositions to be
sent in to Rev. A. Britain by Dec. /.
Will furnish Music for parties-two,