The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-15
FESTIVAL. AFTERMATH
Total Number of Entries This Year
Runs To 43O.. ....i -o.

Total Number of Entries This Yea
Runs To 430. ....' -"
Additional entries made after tn,
publication Of the list last week brinl
the total number of 1914 entries Il
43O against total of 254 for 1913.
Entries not previously mentioned
are;
Adams Greys by Mrs. Matter, Alb
bolt Hospital, Chas. Bass, Georg,
Beagle, John Beaver, w. II. Brubak
er, Brush Creek school, Anna Cros
son, Mrs. Coffall. Carbon Construction
Co., J. A. DeCook, Arthur Davis, L
M. Dilley, John De Pringer, Dictrict
No. IL, Evans school, Il. F. Fitch
Cope Ferguson, j.. T. Harvey, Her
man Hoover, Lewis Maddy Auto Co
Mahaska County Sunday schoo
association, r. f. Miller, r. A. Moffet
Doris Moore, Jenie Montgomery, G
e. Morrow, J. B. MeCurdy Co, E. w
Martin. NJ. & NJ Star Bottling Co.
Novak Auto Co., Overland Auto Co.
J. F. Prime, Penn College, Pleasant
Grove school of Black Oak, Clarence
Perkins, Mrs. Hattie Silverthorn
Mrs. c.. A. Siegfried, Nick Van Veen
Van Haaften Bros, Victor & Turner
Walton Clothing Co., Western Mfg
Co.. Woman Lodge, Mrs. j. w. Ear
ing, ]. w. Earring.
PREMIUMG
Hand Decorated China.
Glass A. Amateur
CT -
Edna Woodward. city.
May Smith, city.
| Set Fruit Plates.
I'D. c. Robinson, city.
Chop Platter.
Mrs. Adelaide Anderson, city.
Plaque.
Helen Jordan, city.
Mrs. Anderson, city.
Water Pitcher.
Mrs. Anderson, city.
Spoon Tray.
Mrs. Anderson, city.
Salt and Pepper.
May Smith, city.
Bon Bon Box.
May Smith, city.
Dreamer and Sugar.
Mrs. Anderson, city.
Jewel Box. .
Mrs. Anderson, city.
Class B.-Collection-
Best collection of hand painted
china by amateur. IL entries.
Edith Cone, city.
2.-Helen JOrdOn, city
Mrs. George Reynolds.
Marie Walthall
Best Professional Collection.
Mrs. K. F. Law.
Committee
Mrs. c. w. Abrams, chairman.
Miss Bessie Stafford,
Miss Marie Walthal,
Mrs. A. T. Drinkle.
Fancy Work Exhibit
Honorable mention.
Pictures
Marie Walthall
2.-Stella Warner, Cedar
Quilts
Mrs. F. A. Smith, city.
Lunch Cloths.
Mrs. Chas. Victor, Lacey.
Mrs. E. NJ. Hines.
Tatting.
1.-Helen Abrams.
Mrs. J. w. Graham.
Linen Table Cover Crochet.
Mrs. J. d. Reynolds.
Water Set Crochet.
Mrs. Warren Laffollet.
Yoke Crochet. ......
Mrs. j. d. Reynolds.
Dolly Crochet, 90.
Mrs. J. d. Reynolds.
Mrs. j. d. Reynolds
Center Piece Hardanger
Mrs. Elmer Todd.
Linen Embroidery
Laura Pilgrim.
Battenburg.
Mrs. Chas. Victor Lacey.
Table Cover
Mrs. F. Shapera.
Vest Front s...
Mrs. F. Shapera.
Other Vegetable Awards.
Some confusion in numbers of the
vegetable department lead to a sim,
liar confusion in the names mention
ed in the published premium list. The
correct awards for the. best general
collection were to the following,
/ Mrs. l. N. Taylor, Spring Creek.
Mrs. Fred Barnes, Oskaloosa.
3.-Mrs. Lou Norris. Oskaloosa 4.
4-Anna Cook, city. t.t 49,. 49,
Premiums for the best peck OF pc,
tatoes, 81 entries:
Art Hanna, city.
Howard Wharton, Beacon.
3.-John Hunter, Oskal0osa Q.
Al Fl. Williams, oskaloosa.
News and Notes.
II is understood that J. e. Mason,
the automobile painter on First ave,
nue. west offered as an extra or spec,
ial prize, that he would paint the
auto Of the winner OF the Mason
Speciar In the horse exhibit. The
winner of the first prize was. j. e,
McLandsborough OF Rose Hill, The
exhibit was a prize colt, 49,
That big drum corps appearing in
the parade last Thursday was one OF
the largest and best ever heard here.
II was double band and came to Osr
kaloosa upon special solicitation. The
services were practically q donation
TO the fall festival. The two corps
had been al the Hornets Nest Bri-
gade" reunion at Ottumwa. Neeley's