The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-09-20

J. \. Meroney. certificate to Mrs. H
L Hendley.
Best grape wine-premium TO J. n
Meroney. certificate TO Mrs W. x
Alternately.
Best cherry acid-premium 10 Mrs
". I. Erwin, certificate to Mrs. C. T.
Looney.
Best blackberry aeid-premium to
Mrs. A. J. Nichols, certificate to Mrs.
w. Fl. Puryear.
Best raspberry scid-premium to
Miss Rebecca Erwin, certificate 10
Mrs. A. ]. Nichols
Best tomatoe catsup-premium to
Mrs. Wiley Douglass, certificate to
Mrs. George Nichols.
Best pepper catsup-premium to
Miss Emma McFall, certificate O
same.
Best cucumber pickle (sour)-prem-
ium to Miss Rebecca Erwin, certif. |
cate to Mrs. George Jones.
Best cucumber pickle (sweet)-I
premium to Mrs W. H. Puryear, GER
tificate to Mrs. C. T. Looney.
Best peach pickle-premium to Miss
Rebeeca Erwin, certificate to Mrs. w.
T. Erwin.
Best cabbage pickle-premium to
Mrs. W. H. Puryear, certificate TO
Miss Emma McFaIl.
Best chow-chow pickIe-premium to
Mrs. s. " Waldo, certificate to Mrs.
smith Dalton.
Best tomato pickle-premium to ,
drs. H. L. Hendley, certificate to Mrs.
George Jones.
Best onion pickle-premium to Mrs.
}. T. Looney, certificate to Mrs. Geo.
ones.
Best mixed pickle-premium to Mrs
ieorge Jones, certificate to Mrs. ]. P.
laugh.
Best citron-premium to Miss
.manda Harlan, certificate to Mrs. S.
;. Waldo.
Best vinegar-premium to Mrs H.
. Hendley, certificate to Mrs. w. H.
uryear.
CAKES, BREAD, ETC. t.
Best salt rising bread-premium to
rs. S. " Waldo. certificate to same. :,
Best corn light bread-premium to
rs. George Nichols, certificate to
rs. T. ]. Cayce.
Best homemade light bread-prem-
m to Mrs. Cayce, certificate to Mrs.
B. Tomlinson.
Department. A.-Ciass A. u
Sec. best white corn, shelled, p"
w. Warfield; best red corn, shelled,
w. Warfeld; best 10 ears red
IN, S. W. Warfeld; best 10 ears III
lite corn, S. w. Warfield first and
cond. III
Best pop corn-Mrs. C. T. Looney, D.
st; Newt Dew, second.
Best Timothy hay. G.. Sowell. pr
Best alfalfa hay-Porter Bros, first ca
d second.
Best oat hay-F. Hanson first, J. G.
well, second. Jo
Best bushel smooth head wheat-S.
Warfield first; r. W. Dobbins Sec
1. iur
Best burt oats-R. H. Erwin first
Best bushel red Irish potatoes-S. ,
Warheld first IN,
Best bushel sweet potatoes. M.
litehurst first.
lest bushel onions, e. ]. Davis FIRST.
lest three water melons-Old & 80
itworth first. Mrs. e. w. Carmack :
cred better melon than either of
winners, but only had one.
lest country cured ham-A. B. Har- :
frst; e. j. Davis second.
lest country cured bacon, E. J. ~
1is frst
est lard-Mrs. C. T. LooHey first;
S Elouise Ewing End.
est sorghum-Mrs. C. T. Looney miu
and End q
est lbs. I've soap-Miss Elouise miu
ng first; Mrs. Sallie Caldwell Sec .
miu
est cucumbers-Mrs. Mary Meek A.
!; Newt Dew second.
est bushel red tomatoes-Colum- mlu
Canning Co. first; Fri Hunt second. a.
est squash-Mrs. Mary. Meek first; %
c. T. Looney second. lnlu
est beets-R. H. Erwin first; Mrs. Al
Y Meek second.
,s+ oo,,oction 80 veoeta bles-I bree
baugh fist; Mrs. Mary Meek Sec eihc
,oo,o, orora5 NV wo,+er p,rnae bree
for best display of vegetables 'i'i0
Ashbaugh.
st display of apples-Mrs G. d. b
,ht first. J. ID
,st peck peas-Horace Rainey End.
Co ond laronct dicn1av of cOmh Bros