Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-08-29
AWARDS At INWOOD FAIR
List of the Successful Exhibitors
at the Last Meeting.
PRIZES ARE MANY AND VARIED
And Cover Every Product Of the Field
and Farm, as Well as The Gentle
Art Of the Housewife.

Art Of the Housewife.
The following are the names Of those
who succeeded in winning prizes at
the recent Inwood fair
David Hott-Displav of fruit; best
apples.
Cora Hott-Onions.
Mrs. Lula G. Morqan-Rolls from
Bishops flour: fresh rolls; gray ducks.
Eek Dixon-Old queensware.
Robert Roysten-Da msons; home
made rug.
E. B. Kettering- Rolls from Cere-
sofa -four
Mrs. D. NJ. Pitzer-Soda biscuits;
butter; canned plumbs; ounce jelly.
Helen Hawk-Blackberry wine;
patchwork quilt
David Pitzer-Clyde gelding under
2 years old.
L. f. Wlson-Largest display peach
es.
r. N. Stewart & Son-Harness.
Mary Alshire = Marble cake.
Anna Shredder Sugar cakes; worst
cd quilt best button holes.
Eliza Payne-Knitting in worsted;
knitting in linen; knitting in silk.
Mrs. j. N. Payne-Squash.
John Campbell-C ucumbers.
M. B. Weidman-Best grapes; <rcd
pop corn: cabbage; largest display of
wine.
Mrs. James Henson Dewberrv wine
blackberry jellv; Battenburg cushion.
Miss Susan Henson Currant jellv;
raspberry jelly largest display of flow
ers.
Fl. S. Pitzer-B Best peaches; Nicklas
rug.
Ida v. Crim-Jelly cake: cocoanut
jumbles: crullers; cider vinegar.
Stuart Stronghold under Q years
COW; Yorkshire boar. Dutch belted
bull. COW. heifer and calf.
George Mish-Sheep: canteloupes;
white popcorn; turnips; carrots; par
ships: oyster plant.
B. f. Mish-Grade swine: bronze
turkev.
Arnold Mish--Potatoes.
George B. Mish-Scroll saving.
Mrs. George Mish-Canned raspber-
ries; ounce butter; raspberry jam.
Harvey Mish-Shropshire ewes.
Anna Sllver-Currant wine rasp-
berry vinegar; green grape jelly; cat
sup linen embroidery; silk embroid-
cry; linen crochet; silk embroidery on
wool
W. Ewing-Best corn.
Lottie Hoffman--C ocoanut cake
J. D. Gray-Best rye.
Elmer Braithwait--Best barrel.
Mable Chopering Chocolate cake.
Josephine Norgan-Brown Chinese
geese.
Alvin Morgan-White Chinese geese.
j. w. Gray-Best Buckwheat; Mus
cow ducks; female setter.
Nellie Observation-Disclosures.
Albert J. Mason-Red game ban
tams; fox hounds.
J. E. Evans-Chester boar
Herbert Legg-Eclipse wheat; larg-
est display of fruit; early potatoes.
Mrs. Westanhaver--R Raspberry wine
sweet picked plums strawberry jam
preserved pineapple. cherries and
gooseberres; sweet picked cherries
strawberry jelly; grape and peach but
ter; sweet picked crabapples; tomato
butter; sour peppers; canned pine
apple; sour pickles; chow-chow pickle;
pear butter; cherry butter; sweet
pickled canteloupe; pear Jelly; apple
jelly crab apple jelly; currant jam
gooseberry Jelly; canned currants.
gooseberries, and pears; preserved
raspberries; largest display OF iellies.
preserves and pickles; best display of
jellies.
Mrs. III. v. Best
white corn best display of corn
tomatoes: White Star potatoes; gingerj
bread canned apples, beans; bunch
paper flowers.
Margaret Miller-Grape and cherry
wine; blackberry preserves.
Mary G. Morgan -Grav ducks.
Edward White oats.
Mrs. George Henson Canned cher
ries.
Ida Hutzler-D Dressed doll.
Harry Henshaw-Yellow corn.
Blanche Staub- Canned pears: paint
ing.
Paul Clendenning Yellow poDcorn.
Mrs. John Staub--Canned peaches.