The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-10-15

IlrStJ 90, henFy AStnOitZ; second, Sl.
Pair or trio, white leghorns-John
Mcdonald, first and second, 81 and 81.
Pair or trio, white orpingtons-N. A
Hebbel, first, 81; P E. Eggeman, sec
ond, 81.
Pair or trio, black orpingtons-Ro-
bert Vogelsand, first and second, So
and 81.
Pair or trio Indian game-N. P.
Morton, first and second, 81 and 81.
Pair or trio Muscovey ducks-Sec-
ond only to R. A. Lilly, 81.
Pair or trio Partridge Plymouth
rocks-Mrs. D. Brown, first, 81; Will
liam Houschber, second, 81.
Pair or trio silver Campines-Sec-
ond only to William Vedder, 81.
Pair or trio black eye-Second only
to S. E. Eggmann, 81.
CLASS J.
Dairy and Pantry.
Fresh butter, 1 pound-MrS. Will
Schrader, first, 50; Emil Meyer, Sec
ond, 81.
Best cheese-Emma Schwabm, first,
81; Mrs. Lulu Schwab, second, so
cents.
Cider vinegar y gallon glass jar
Minnie Loves, second, no competition
first, 81.
Laof rye bread-E. Nolde, first, 81
Anna Mueller, second, so cents.
Loaf brown bread-Mrs. E. S. Pott,
first, 81; Erna Thilanius, second, so
cents.
Loaf ginger bread-Maggie Uhl,
first, 81; Ernestine Nolde, second, 80
cents.
Loaf nut bread-Mrs. w. Schrader,
first, 81; Mrs. E. L. Pott, second, 80
cents.
Loaf graham bread-Miss Z. Balm,
first; 81; Maggie Uhl, second, so
cents.
Best fruit cake-Mrs. z. o. Lilly,
first, 50; NJ J. Lilly, second, 81.
Best spice cake-Anna Hagan, first,
81; E. L. Pott, second, so cents.
Best sponge cake-W. Schrader,
first, 81; Mrs. William Knapp, second,
80 cents.
Best angel cake-Mrs. c. w. Dessei-
man, first, 81; Mrs. Paul Brooks, sec
ond, so cents
Best white cake-C. w. Desselman,
first, 81; Jessie Moore, second, so
cents.
Best layer cake-Needa Weissinger,
first, 81; Alfred Umbeck, second, 30
cents.
Best coffee cake-August Overlook,
first, 81; Maggie Uhl, second, so
cents.
Doughnuts, 1 dozen-Mrs. William
Knapp, first, 81; Jessie Bast second,
Raw ham-Nelda Weissinger, first,
so cents.
Hand-painted brooch or belt pin
Mrs. P. Nowske, first, 81; Mrs. Louis
Bertling, second. so cents.
Hand-painted set of breed and but
ter plates-Marie G. Carol, first, $3.50
Fiona Balm, second, IS cents.
Hand-painted landscape in oil-Mrs.
A. d. Blomeyer, first, $3.50; May
Hampstead, second, rs cents.
Hand painted figure in oil-Mrs. L.
f. Popp, first, $3.50; Mrs. f. W. Pott,
second, rs cents.
Hand-painted flowers in oil-Mary
Hampstead, first, $1.50; Mrs. Laura
Tripplet, second, rs cents.
Hand-painted fruits in oil-Mrs. A.
D. Blomeyer, first, 81; Mary H. Mid
dIeton, second, so cents.
Hand painted animals in oil-Mary
Hampstead, first, $1.50; Mrs. L. f.
Popp, second, IS cents.
Hand painted landscape in water col
ors-Mrs. A. D. Blomeyer, first, 81;
Mrs. o. Knehans, second, so cents.
Hand-painted fruits i'll water colors
Mrs. Louis Bertling, first, 81; Mrs.
o. A. Knehans, second, 80 cents.
Hand painted head in water colors-
Mrs. Louis Bertling, first, 81; Mary H.
Middleton, second, so cents.
Pencil drawing-W. F. Zapf, first,
81; Lucille Roberts, second, so cents.
Crayon drawing - Lucille Roberts,
first and second, 81 and so cents.
Display of wall pictures-C. j. Bau-
er, first, So; Mrs. L. L. Props, second.
81.
Handsomest boquet - Mrs. John
Meystedt, first, 81; Mrs. A. Uhl, sec
ond, so cents.
CLASS L.
Carriages, Buggies, Etc.
Horse wagon made in county free
for all-Second only to n. j. Kirby,
Cert.
CLASS L.
Agricultural implements.
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