The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-09-25
LIST OF PREMIUMS
at Recent Ohio
County Fair.
PEOPLE WHO TOOK THE PRIZES
,0ne of the Features Which
Made the Big Fair In
tereSting to All.

A list of premiums awarded by the
Ohio County F air Company, Septem-
Der 1907, in Floral Hall.
Rag Carpet, strictly rag. Miss Ber-
tina Phillips, $500.
SILK Gloves, home made, Mrs. Matte
B. Barrett; $1.00.
Pair Home Made Blankets, Miss Ber-
tina Phillips, $1.00.
Best Rug in Yarn, Mrs. Matte B.
Barrett, s1.00.
Best Rug in Rag, Miss Bertha Phil
lips, $1.00.
Neatest Calico Dress,style and ma
chine work considered, Mrs. Ella
Pirtle, $3.50.
Neatest made Shirt waste, Wost b
Neatest made shirt waste, Wash
Goods, Miss Lorena Saunders, $1.00.
Neatest made infant suit, dress and
shirt, Mrs. John T. Moore, $150.
~, Cotton Embroidery any stitch, Mrs.
Maggie Griffin, $1.OO.
Silk Embroidery any stitch, Mrs.
Maggie Griffin, $1.00.
Handsomest tray cover or carving
cloth, Mrs. Maggie Griffin, $1.OO.
Handsomest center piece, Miss Sue
Yeiser, $1.00.
Handsomest Bureau Scarf, Mrs. ].
L. Smith, $1.00.
Handsomest Mantel Lamberkin, Miss
Clara Webb, $1.00.
Handsomest Piano cover, Mrs. E.
M. Morton, $3.50
Hemstitched Napkins not less than
six, Mrs, Ella Pirtle, $1.0o.
Handsomest Sofa Pillow, Mrs. ]. S.
Smith, $1.00.
Handsomest Fancy Handkerchief,
Mrs. E. M. Morton, $1.00.
Neatest Hemstitched Handkerchief
for lady or gentleman, Mrs. John T.
Moore, $1.00..
Best and handsomest Calico Quilt,
Miss Merry Williford, $1.OO.
Best Specimen Battenburg Lace, Mrs
T. d. Renfrow, $1.O0.
Best Specimen Crocheted Lace, Mrs.
Maggie Griffin, $1.00.
Neatest Apron for lady or child,
Miss Ada Miller, s1.00.
Handsomest Silk Quilt, Mrs. ]. L.
Smith, $1.00.
Handsomest Worsted Quilt, Mrs.
Matte p. Barrett, $1.00.
Best Specimen Drawn Work in Cot
ton or Linen, Mrs. Maggie Griffin,
$3.50.
Handsomest Bouquet, Mrs. T. j.
Smith, $1.0O.
Best Specimen Of hand painting, Mr.
J. L. Smith, $1.OO.
Best Cucumber Pickles (sour), AL
bert Rial, $1.OO.
Best Display of Jellies varieties,
Albert Rial, $1.00. q
Best .QE'art Peach Preserves, Mrs.
]. s. Cecil, $1.0O.
Best Quart of Pear Preserves, Mrs.
T. ]. Smith,$1.OO.
Best Pint Home Made Grape Wine,
Mrs. J.. s. Cecil, $100.
BEST Pint Blackberry Wine, Miss
Lorena Saunders, $1.0O.
Best Pint Raspberry Wine, Mrs. ].
s. Cecil, $10O.
Best Pint Home Made Blackberry
Cordial, Mrs. Leslie Cooper, $1.0O.
Best Angel Food Cake, Mrs. Lizzie
McKenney, $1.00.
Best Cocoanut Cake, Mrs. j s. Ce-
Gil. s1.OO.
Loaf Salt Rising Bread, Mrs. Lula
Pendleton, $1.OO.
Loaf Corn Bread, Mrs. Ella Pirtle,
$1.00.
One Pound Butter. Mrs. j. S. Ce-
Gil, $1.00.
Five pounds of Comb Honey, Mrs.
t. j. Smith, $1.00.
Best Watermelon, Isaac Shown, SLIGO.
One-half bushel No. 2 Red Wheat,
James L.. Brown, $1.50.
Best White Corn, " bushel in ear,
John p. Foster, $1.00.
Best one-half Bushel Yellow Corn
In ear. w. w. Pirtle, $1.00.
Special Premium, best collection of
Peaches, Mrs. J. S. Cecil, $1.00.
Best Plymoth Rock Cockrel and Pull
let, john P. Foster. s1.50.
Red Quill Game Cock and Pullet,
owen Armstrong. $3.50.
Best pair Pit Game. any kind, Owen
Armstrong, $500.
Black Langshang Cock and Hen,
Mrs. Eva Foreman. $3.50.
Bronze Turkey Tom, ]. w. Foster,
$500.
Bronze Turkey Hen. J. w. Foster,
s1.ee.