The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-04

Judging in the horse and poultry
departments is being done today at
| the closing DAY of the seventh annual
fair at the Indian Creek Grange. four
miles north of Topeka on the Central
avenue road.
In the baby show Thursday after
noon, Miss Lewis, the Manhattan ex-
pert in domestic science, awarded as
! Judge first and second premiums to
| Master George B. Hummer, the hope
! ful of Mr. and Mrs Forest Hummer,
and Master Kirk Hardy, son of Mr.,
and Mrs Willis Hardy, respectively. In
the class for one year and under
two, Master John Hitler, jr., was the
winner.
The As lb. sack of flour offered in
1.-THE ladies' beauty contest by Beuch-
ner Bros. was won by Mrs. c. D. My
ers who donated the prize to the
grange to be sold at auction today.
Awards were made in the art and
textile and pantry stores departments
as follows:
Art and textile-Wool quilt. Mrs. r.
Snodgrass. Silk quilt, Mrs. Eugene
Bryan, first; Augusta c. Clark, second.
Cotton quilt, Mrs. Hulquist. Most prac-
teal kitchen apron. Mrs. Stock. Col
lection crochet work, Mrs. Rominger'
first; Mrs. Bradbury, second Speci-
men tatting Lena Jackson, first;
Maude Brow ming, second. Specimen
Irish crochet Mrs. Peak. Sofa pill
low, colored embroidery. Sadie Tomlin-
son. Embroidered table cloth and
napkins. Mrs. A. ]. Holcomb, first;
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson, second. Lunch
cloth, Ina Browning, first; Maude
Browning second. Centerpiece, Mrs.
]. A. Holcomb, first; Mrs. Hulquist,
second Centerpiece, colored embroid-
erv Mrs. A. Scott, first; Ina Browning,
second. Collection doilies, Mrs. HUI
ouist. first: Pearl Tomlinson, second
S01Iection doilies. coIored embroidery,
Sadie Tomlinson. Scarf, Hardanger
embroidery, Mrs. Peck. Sideboard
scarf. Mrs. J. A. Ostrand- Sideboard
scarf coIored embroidery, Mrs. Bis
sell. Embroidered pillow cases, Mrs.
T. A HolcOmb. first; Mrs II. Hutch-
ison. second Bed set, embroidered,
Ina Browning. collection embroidered
handkerchiefs. Sadie Tomlinson, first;
ed towel. Mrs. Bissell, first; Mrs j. A.
HoIcomb. second. Punch work waist,
Leila Retter, first; Pearl Tomhnson,
second. Embroidered waist. Sadie
rTon7Iinson first: Mrs. Klfnefelter. sec
ond. Embroidered shopping bag Mrs.
L. H. Neis4gender. first; Pearl Kline
felter. second Irish crochet bag, Mrs:
]. o. Browning, first; Mrs. j. * Poi-
loun. second. Burnt wood, Gladys Pol
ION, Collection knitting by old lady,
Mrs stock Quilt by old lady, Mrs.
Snodgrass. first; Mrs. A. Havois, sec
ond Embroidery by old lady MIS-
Hulquist. Crochet work by child,
Mareuerita Mcdonald. Collection
naedIeworlx by child, Ora Jensen. Col
lection fancy work by cfild, Dorothy
Tones. Collection kodak pictures, Lot
tie Scott, first; Glendon Pollom, sec
ond' Water color picture, Edith Up
degraff. first; Ida Mcdonald, second
Pantry stores-Best loaf bread, Gladys
PolIon. first; Mary Dister, second.
Best loaf of bread from white Loaf
flour. Mrs. Snodgrass, first; Mrs. D.
20. Compton. second. Best loaf bread
from big t. flour. Mrs. ]. L. Mon
roe first; Mrs. Whitehead, second
Best loaf bread from big A. -four,
Mrs. J. w Hitler first: Mrs. H. c.
Givens, second. Best cake from Big
4" flour. Mrs. Givens. Saltrising bread,
Mrs G. A. Barker. Cocoanut cake, /
Maude Browning, first; Mrs. J. L. Mon