Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-12-28
CORN and Colt
show A SUCCESS
PACKWOCD PEOPLE PLEASED
WITH RESULTS-THE
PREMIUMS.

PackWOOd.-Ihe corn and colt snow
which was held here recently was a
lines showed a superiority over last
year. Miss Ruth Morrison of Ames
college judged the domestic products
and gave general satisfaction. Paul c.
Taft of Panora judged the corn, and
Prof. Durham handled the colt show
, The following is list of premiums
awarded
Louden Machinery Special-Best two
ears corn, any variety, open to county,
John G. Oliver, litter carrier, $40.
Turney Wagon Box special-Ten
ears corn, any variety, open to county,
w A. Hook, wagon box. $3.50.
| Deere Planter specal-Ten ears Of
| corn any variety, open to patrons of
Packwood merchants only: John
G.. Oliver, pair team brides, Sc; Wv.
! A. Hook, sand saw, 81.
! Packwood Corn club specity--Best
ears corn. any variety, open to mem
bers Of club only: w. A. Hook.
box cigars; 2--Ned G.. Oliver, 100 A.
| inch tile: Bray Gatewood, / months
telephone rental; Arthur Loomis,
pair work gloves; 5-H. A. A. Edmond,
husking peg.
| Amateurs. Glass A, Lot best
ten ears yellow corn: Carl Edmond,
plush lap robe; Emery Edwards.
horse shod; ED Avery. fencing
pliers ARTHUR LOOMS. pair over
alls; Sd. M. Holgate 11s lbs mix
ed nuts; 6-W. A. Lyon, hair cut and
shave; Harry Bradf1eld, box Of
writing tablet. Lot 2, Glass A: Best
| ten ears white corn: Everett
Webster 200 4-inch tile; Frank
| Dimmtt. horse shod; 3-H. A. john
son, pair mittens; A. E. Magnuson
pair overalls; Sc. Avery pair socks;
6-Cyrus Ruggles, hair cut and shave;
II. A. Bogor, granite pan; S-Charles
Avery, writing tablet Lot 8, Glass A.
Best ten ears speckled corn: ii. A.
Bogren, horse blanket; q. A. Moor
man, sign painted: 3-H. A. Johnson,
cap; 4-P. NJ Holgate, pair gloves;
ED Avery, l lb. coffee
| Sweepstakes-Car Edmond, 50 and
woven wire stretcher.
Glass B-Best ear corn, any variety.
Emery Edwards, months telep-
hone rent; u. A. Bogren, sack of
shorts; Oscar Baldwin, barred Ply
mouth Rock cockerel; A. e. Magnu-
son, hammer: 5-W A. Lyon, granite
water pail: 6-H. A. Johnson, pair OF
suspenders: Carl Edmond, tooth
brush; Sd. M Holgate, stickpin.
Sweepstakes In single ear: W. A
Hook, storm front.
Grand champion sweepstakes in ten
ears corn; Ohm G, oliver.
Glass C-Best peck oats, any vari-
ETY., open to patrons of Packwood mer-
chants only: Nv A. Hook, wall pa
per; III. A. A. Edmond. medical SER
vice: 3-John Stewart, shears; Geo
Romac1. stick pin.
Glass D--Best 10 ears papcorn, oper
to girls and boys under y: 1-Herber
! Avery, two dollar certificate in tn
savings bank; Ruth Goodrich, cock
erel; 3-Lorena Hook, pocket knife
; Harry Gatewood, book: 5-Archi
Magnuson, cap; 6--Gladys Hook, Ted
. dy bear plate.
Glass E-Best pound Of butter L
Mrs. William Stephens. lady's han'
bag; Mrs. Cyrus Ruggles, glas
lamp: 3-Mrs. Jas. Bottorff. box sta
\ tionerv. Mrs. HI. A. A. Edmond
lady's collar; 5-Abner Head. bou
quet holder.
; Glass F-Best loaf OF bread: l.
Mrs Arthur Loomis, sack flour; q
\ Mrs. w. E. Loughary, white Plymout
? Rock cockerel; 3-Mrs. Jane Oliver
beef roast 4 Mrs. Charles Gatewoot
teapot: 5-Mrs. ]. A. Norman. sid
combs; 6-Mrs. w. A. Lvon, pillo'
/ top; Mrs. A. E. Magnuson. eg
beaten.
\ Best corr pone baked by lady owe
D so: Mrs Jane Oliver, ST.
Glass G-Best cake Of any kim
baked by eirl under 1s: 1-Stell
Steigeder, hat: ALTA Chandler Der
\ ~ spoon; 3--Hilda Maenuson, sub
= scription to Packwood Review, l year
4-Lavina Stephens, cotton blanket.
d Glass H-Best sewing done by Cir
under 16: ELLEN Magnuson, rock
\ ing chair; ALTO Chandler. umbrella
. 2-Gladys Hook, Buff Rock cockerel
Colt Show, Ester Barn.
First class: IF M. Cleavengel
Everett Webster.
- Second class: Homer Duval
2-Bennie Andrews.
Benn's barn: flames Bottorff; 2
F. NJ. Stephenson.