Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-08-17


Peach preserves, Mrs. H. .Enyart.
Plum preserves, Mrs. Simpler.
Strawberry preserves. Mrs. Geo. Las
10y.
Ground cherry preserves. MT. Ship
ler.
Grape preserves. Mrs. VIM. Morrison.
r Citron, preserves, Mrs. Laura Hem.
Cherry preserves, Mrs. ehipler.
Apple preserves, Mrs. VIM. Vass.
Plum butter. Mrs. II. Hnyert.
Raspberry butter, Mrs. w. o. Lyons.
Tomato butter, Mrs r. r. Black.
Jslilss.
Apple Jelly, Mrs. H. Enyart.
Plum jelly, Mrs r. Luts.
Grab Jelly, Mrs Mae Freeland.
strawberry Jelly, Mrs. R. g, Hughes.
Blackberry Jelly, Mrs. H. Enyaft.
Currant Jelly, Mrs. Geo. Lasley.
Gooseberry jelly, Mrs. r. r. Black.
Grape Jelly. Mrs. P. Luts.
Pickles and catsvp.
Cucumber pickles, Mrs. Laura Hem.
Tomato pickles, Mrs. Simpler.
Mixed pickles, Mrs. Shipier.
Picalilli, Mrs. Simpler.
Tomato catsup, Miss Lutia Simmons.
Sweet Pickles and 9pieAd Fruit In Jars.
Collection canned fruit In jars, Mrs.
Luellan.
spiced apples, Mrs. Mae Preelsnd.
spicsd peaches, Mrs. "A. f. Wood.
Spiced cherries, Mrs A. f. Wood.
spicod cherries. Mrs. w. b. Morrison
Bpiced crabs, Mrs. w. B. Morrison.
ouilts. "A
SIX quilt, Mrs. Grimsley.
Cotton patch work quflt, quilted
Mrs. Will Yass.
Worsted quilt. quilted, Mrs. 0. A.
Banta-
Comfort, knotted, pieced, Mrs.
Louise Burns.
Applique quilt, Mrs Geo. Lasley.
Cotton scrap quilt, quilted by lady
over 70, Mrs Hazel Weber.
Braided rug. Mrs. J. D.. Ravens.
Glass No. %.
Crochet bedspread, Mrs. Kittle.
Crochet plate doiliss, Mrs. o. A., Ban
u.
Crochet toilet set 3 pieces, Mrs. L.
Burns.
Crochet eenteFpiecs, Mrs. Elrod Day
ton.
Tatting Handkerchief. Mrs. L. Burns.
TattinE collar, Margaret Tarleton.
Tatting edging, one-half yard. Mrs.
o. A.. Banta. :.
Tatting trimmed pillow cases, Mrs. !.
r. Flint.
Class No. o..
Hem stitched tablecloth, Mrs. Mary
Hemstitched napkins, Mrs. Mary
Rogers.
Punch work, waist, Mrs. L. Burns.
Battenburg centerpiece. Julia A.
Tramp.
Drawn work tablecloth. Mrs. Harry
Flint.
Drawn work doilies. Laura Hinkle.
Drawn work centerpiece. Mrs. Elrod
Dayton.
Fancy apron, lace trimmed, Laura
Hinkle.
Melted centerpiece, Mrs. c. W. Long.
Class No. g..
Embroidered towel, Mrs. G. G..
Humble.
Embroidered pillow cases, solid, Mrs.
C. c. Humble.
Ennbroidered dresser scarf, Mrs. o.
A. Banta.
Embroidered lunch cloth, white,
Margaret Appleby.
Embroidered lunch cloth IN colors,
Louise Burns.
Embroidered pillow cases, Mrs.
Frank Harmon.
Eyelet centerpiece, Mrs. Ed Bradley.
Embroidered sofa pillow, Orpha
Barker.
Fancy apron, embroidered, Julia A.
Tramp.
Glass No. 50.
Burnt or stained Jewel box, Mrs. Ed.
Bradley.
Burnt or stained glove box, Mrs. Ed.
Bradley.
Collection Of burnt woods, Mrs. Ed.
Bradley.
Scrap work quilt, not quilted, Fran.
ces Woods.
Ginger bread. Gladys Myres.
Chocolate cake, Margery Calhoun.
Rest loaf of yeast bread, Margery
Calhoun.
Hand made apron, Margery Calhoun.
Hemstitched handkerchief, jose
phine Michael.
Best patched garment, DOrOtny Cai-
houn.
Collection vegetables, Donald Hem.
One.fourth bushel potatoes, Virginia
Thompson.
Glass No. 50.
Baby health contest.
First year girls. Score.
Mary Glen Miller ............. 977.10
Bernice Opal Truet ........... 81 40
Louise Rough ................ 50 LILO
Second class girls Score.
Mary Irene Triplett .......... So $40
Helan Marie Daton ........ 90 2-10
Grace Hull .95
Glass No. l..
Boys first year Score.
John Moore w 5-l0
William L. vass ................ 81
Rodger LeVern Kahill ........ 81 $40
Second class boys Score.
Lester Nuten Calhoun ........... %
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