Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-13
Many Good Prizes Give
Out to Stock Raisers 81
and Grain Growers
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT.
PAYS PREMIUMS TO0

Of Wapello county. Es
The Judging Of cattle. sheen
horses at Darner's barn. small srai
and fruits at the Commercial cor
building and babies at the county 6SS
lper1ntendents once In the court hous
nave. today. continued the work ~
gun wednesday. The hnAl aWnrG(
will not be made until Friday. ~
The Judging of teams IN hsrne
ana ponies, lecture by Prof. NcKe
vey. of Ames, and grand paraae
prize winning animals are scheduJG
for this evening at Darner's barn.
Henry Wallace Of Des Moines tallea
this afternoon 1t the Commercial e.
lege building. Preceding the addre
program was given by Misses 0ra1
and Opal Arnold, who sang. Miss &
mes Scott, who read and Miss Du1Ti
Manning, who whistled.
The election of oficers and e.
placing Of the hnal awards win 80
Friday as the closing day. e.
The children will be the star s4tra1
tions on that day. They win besan r :
riving early in the morning from - =
tically all Of the rural schools. lfte
receiving their tickets at the counf
superintendent's office they will atto1
the stock show. At noon they ~
be guests at the Commercial az
when all members of the baby nf,f1
and acre corn clubs will rally. n ti
afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock 6
annual children's program will hes r.
on at the opera house A spoIilS
match for the posses ssion OF =
loving cup will finish the afterIl = Z
work. s ! !,
Parade In Streets.
A parade OF all the prize win16
stock was held this afternoon ~
downtown streets. Headed BY
bers Of the First Cavalry ben1I r.
rfbboned, riding horses, heavy p S
cows, bulls. calves and hogs w1T9si
and driven through the business r
OF town. Some OF the porkera n
In carts attached to the sutom066l
Of their owners. ''s9
Women ere Busy.
The Commercial college buildl
where the women are holding their r
hibits, IL busy place. The tudsf
under the direction of Miss Maxlnx
Nfeman and Mrs. e. J. Lambert
been finished and Is announces r.
afternoon by Mrs. George BisseIl r
secretary, rs follows:
Pantry Exhibits.
Bread-white loaf, Mrs. 0sos
Brown. Miss Irene Dimmitt. OfS
loaf, Mrs. William Andrew. 13
George Shepherd. rs
Cakes-White layer. Doruthea q
fieon. Chfllicothe. Mrs. r. 8.
Blakesburg. Devils food. Miss ~
Dimmitt, Mrs. Frank whitcomh, r.
BILE cake, Miss Dimmitt, Nh
McFadden. Nut loaf. Mrs. p. N.
ner, Agency. Mrs. R. g. Fln1a
meal cookies, Mss Dimmit4 leI9@
drews. 7ss b.
Cakes for olts, 10 o. Unose "a
Devils food-Miss Margarsk -
den. Miss Alice Brown.
Sugar cookies-Miss Alva
Miss Grace Brown. ESS;ssI;
Jelllss.
Apple-Miss Opal Arnold r.
Grace Andrews. S sS'!53
Plum-Mrs. n. p. McFadden
Randel.
Cabapple-Mrs. Frank Baker.
Currant-Mrs. H. p. McNAd1
Mrs. George Shepherd.
Grape-Mrs. John McElroy. II
David Grooms, Chillicothe.
Raspberry-Mrs. George Bisssr
Canned Fruit
Cherries-Mrs. Frank Baker.
Frank Whitcomb
Strawberries-Mrs. Lincoln u
mitt. Mrs. A. Leinhauser. ID
Raspberries-Mrs. George ShspAo
Mrs. George Bissell.
Pears-Glenn without. Hsaris
Mrs Frank Whitcomb.
Plums-Mrs. David Grooms. -
George Bissell
Peaches-David Grooms. Glenn W
holt !,
Canned Vegetables.
Beans-Jeanette States, Mn. G.
Bissell
/ Tomatoes-Mrs. Frank Baker.
George Bissell.
Beets-Mrs. George BisselL
Robert Burns.
Onions-Mrs. George Shepherd
/, Sweet cucumbers-Mrs. 0eotH
sell Mrs. William Andrews.
/! Mixed pickles Mrs. Lincol1
mitt. Mrs Frank Baker.
] Sliced green tomato-Mrn.
!, Bissell, Mrs. W. S. McMullen.
Tomato catsup- Miss Eths5
Mrs. George Bissell.