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weaving and many nice pieces of fur
niture. handiwork of the local manua
training department. 1t would be i'm
possible for us to make mention of the
many interesting exhibits shown il
this department, but those in charge
tell us that the entries exceeded theil
anticipation
Domestic Science Well Attended.
The club room in the Carnegie Ii
brary where classes in domestic sci
noon is filled to overfOWing at every
session and the women of Crawford
county seem to be approaching the
many suggestions in regard to do
nestle affairs as given by Miss Neale
S. Knowles with Miss Ethel Woody
as her assistant. Miss Knowles is
delighting the ladies with her instruct
! i've talks and the manner in which she
emphasizes the fact that home econom-
/ les is not simply cooking and washing
dishes but covers the whole realm of
home making and real living. Her
work will prove to be of great value
to the community. The domestic sci
ence exhibits were on display in the
parlors of the Hotel Denison on Mon
day and Tuesday. and it was tempt
ing sight to see the many good things
made in the culinary department Of
our Crawford county homes.
The entries in the domestic science
department We're judged on Monday
afternoon by Miss Knowles. Below
we give the list of those who won
prizes and the classes in which they
We're entered
Glass A-Sweepstakes: Best collec-
ton of bread, not less than four kinds
Mrs. J. H. Cole.
Glass B-Best loaf of white bread
LIST, Mrs. F. F. Ranninger; I'd. Mrs. 3.
G. Woodruff; 3D. Miss Lizzie Smith;
4th Mrs. G. II. Lyon.
Glass C-Graham bread, yeast raised
one loaf-1st, Mrs. F. N. Olry; I'd,
Mrs. J. r. Byrnes Sd, Mrs. S. A. Kral;
4th. Miss Ella Kahier
Class D-One-half dozen raised rolls
list, Mrs. F. N Olry; I'd, Mrs. J. H.
Cole: Sd, Mrs. A. Wiese; 4th, Miss
Lizzie Smith.
Glass E-Sweepstakes Best five
pounds dairy butter-Mrs. d. P.
O'Brien.
Glass F-One pound dairy butter
LIST, Mrs. H. +. Biggs; I'd, Mrs. B.
Winans 3D. Mrs D. P. O'Brien.
Glass G+Ginger bread-1st. Mrs. F.
F. Ranninger: I'd, Miss Ella Kahler.
Glass H-Nut loaf cake-1st, Miss
Ella Kahler; 3D. Miss May Blume; Sd,
Mrs. F. N. Olry; 4th, Miss Martha Steg
eman.
Glass Chocolate loaf cake-1st,
Miss Hilda Brodersen I'd, Miss May
Blume; Sd, Mrs. D. Winans.
Glass Angel food cake-1st, Miss
Mary Blume; I'd, Miss Ella Kahler, Sd,
Mrs. H. F. Biggs: 4th. Miss A. Weiss.
Glass K-Layer cake and frosting-
LIST. Miss Mary Blume; I'd. Mrs. j. H.
Cole; Sd. Mrs. B. G. Woodruff.
Class lone dozen doughnuts-1st,
Mrs. S. A. Kral; I'd. Miss Mary Smith;
Sd, Mrs F. F. Ranninger; 4th, Miss
Ella Kahler.
Glass Might cookies-1st, Mrs.
B. Winans; I'd, Miss Mary Blume; Sd,
Mrs. F. N. Olry.
Glass Mark cookies-1st, Mrs J.
H. Cole; I'd. Miss Mary Smith; Sd,
Mrs A. Helsley; 4th Miss Mary Blume
Glass Q-Five glasses of assorted |
ielly-Mrs. w. G. Rollins.
Class S-Sewing: Best made and |
most practical house dress-1st. Miss
Fila Kahler; I'd, Miss Lizzie Smith; ]
Sd. Miss Lulu Girard |
Class A-Loaf of white bread, girls
class-Lucile Rollins.
Class E-Lot of assorted home made |
candies mot less than four different
Mary Blume.
Glass G-Hand-made towel-1st, Lu-
Gle Rollins; I'd. Hilda Rickers.
Glass H-Sample of overcasting on
muslin ANY finished article)-1st,
Lulu Girard; I'd. Martha Helsley.
Glass Sample of button hole in
Bingham (Girls under fifteen years.
list. lone McCord; I'd, Martha Helsley.
Miss Bertha Romans will leave next
week for Sioux City, where she will
make an extended visit at the home
Of her sister Mrs. Chas Milligan.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ariens went to
Boone Saturday for a visit with rela-
ives. Mr.. Ariens returned to Denison
Monday morning, but his wife will re-
main for more prolonged visit
Leslie Gulick, of Lincoln, Neb., Wis
ted his parents in Denison Saturday.
lie accompanied his father and Mr..
md Mrs. c. L. Voss and Loyal to JEFF
erson Sunday for a visit at the s. ].