Mexico Missouri message., 1911-08-31

entries, J. u. stuart and Clay Chap
man
Best saddle gelding, years and
under 4, Hook & Woods, first; j. T..
Beatty, second.
Best harness horse, mare or geld
ing. j. r. Harris, Columbia, first;
Houchin & Anderson, second Hook
& Woods. third and fourth; buchanan
Bros, fifth.
Best girl rider, under IA years,
Agnes Moore.
Best 3-year-old harness mare,
Houchin & Anderson, first; J. T. llar
ris, second
Boy riding twice around track,
quickest. Howard Wayne
Best colt, either sex, under one
year. Hook & Woods, first; r. o. Hud-
dleston, second; c. II. Dean, third; c
l.. Thomas, fourth.
Best saddle horse mare or geldng.
Hook & Woods, first and third; Bert
Luckie, second; X. II. Cauthorn,
fourth
Best mare with mule colt by side,
VI. b. Berry, first and second.
Best horse mule colt, Joe CJnsi-
dine.
Best draft colt, either sex foal Of
1911, ]. II. Smith
Best harness stallion, any age,
Hook & Woods, first and second II.
II. Csuthorn, fourth.
Best draft stallion, any age, VIM.
Crosby, first; Andrew Meyers second.
Best draft mare or gelding, 4 years
old or over, w. w. Pollock, first and
second; b Morrell, third.
Best draft colt, either sex, under
one year old. J. H. Smith, first; con.
ard Mundy, second
Best draft mare and colt, both con-
sidered, owned in Audrain county.
Leonard Mundy first; A H. Murry.
second.
Best draft mare or gelding, ole year
and under two, f. l.. Crosby, first; II.
p. Rudaslll, second.
Best draft colt, either sex, owned in
Audrain county, J. H. Smith.
Best light harness mare or gcidirg,
any age, J. T. Harris, first; HoucnIn &
Anderson, second
Best saddle mare or gelding, any
age, Hook 81 Woods, first; f. d.
Moore, second.
Best walk, trot or canter mare or
gelding, any age, Houchln & Ander-
son first; +. d Moore, second.
Best saddle and harness mare and
colt owned in Audraln county, Ben
Elliott
Best silk quilt, Miss Elva Ross,
first; Mrs. NJ. c. Mcdonald, second.
Best cotton quilt, Mrs. f. F.
Wheeler. first; Mrs. j. NJ Atkinson.
second.
Best crocheted or knit quilt, Miss
Mary Fish, first; Mrs. w. E. West,
second.
Best worsted quilt, Mrs. Nancy
Smith, FIRST; Mrs. NJ E. Bradley. sec
ond
Best and prettiest embroidered art
soft pillow, Mrs. j. r. Fritts.
Best and prettiest sofa pillow, Miss
Elya Ross.
Best specimen of hemstitching. Mrs.
Max Piper.
Best specimen of drawn work, Miss
Lizzie Fish.
Best display of drawn work, Mrs. C.
R. Riggs.
Best Battenberg piece, Mrs. w. E
Mccain, Holiday, Mo-
Best specimen of point lace, Mrs. G
L. Kemp
Best specimen of any kind, Mrs. J
NJ. Atkinson.
Best collection by any one person
Mrs. w. G. Gilkinson, Palmyra.
PrettIest palm, Mrs. John Gregory
Prettiest fern, Mrs. Earl Brown.
Prettiest begonia, Mrs. ]. D. Allison
Prettiest plant any kind, Mrs. f
o. Morris.
Best specimen of Mount Mullick
Mrs T. Meara, first; Mrs. ]. R. Fritts
second.
Best specimen of hardauger EN-.
broidery Miss Elva Ross, first; Mis-.
Harriet Cass, second.
Bet specimen of shadow embroidery
Miss Lizzie Fish, first; Mrs. Hen
Sannebeck, second.
Best specimen eyelet embroidery
Mrs c. S. Williams, first; Miss Lizzie
Fish, second.
Best and prettiest cluny lace cen
terpiece, Mrs James Roy
Best and prettiest embroidery niece
colored, Mrs. c. T. Powell, first; Mrs
W f. Mccain, second.
Best and prettiest eyelet embroider,
center piece, Miss Lizzie Fish, first
Mrs. Max Piper, second.
Best and prettiest Wallachlan cen
terpiece, Miss Lizzie Fish.
Best braided coat, Miss Ada Wether
aid
Best and prettiest embroidered coat
Mrs. Max Piper
Best and prettiest braided center
piece, Mrs. Henry sannebeck.
Best and prettiest laundry bag, Mrs
James Roy