Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-09-27

PRIZE WNNBRSeAY 4BBGO FAR
Continued from frst paee
Hrs. Hugh Elliott, first plumb jelly.
Zeima Zeeler, Ogallah. first crochet
trimmed center piece.
Leonard Gibson, second Shorthorn
heifer calf; third pen of Barred
rocks.
L. II. Galloway, Hereford cattle, best
bull two years old and over, first
and second COW, three years and
over; first and second bull calf;
first and second heifer calf; first
best calf, any breed beef type, all
Herefords.
Marion Gleason, second best crochet
yoke, child department
Mrs. W. W. Gibson, second best plate
five pears; first preserved pears,
watermelons, strawberry, cherry,
tomato; first single fern and ge-
onia
J. H. Hickman, first best display of
kodak pictures.
Mrs. C. L. Hartman, second cross
stitch towel.
Mrs. S. ]. C. Hickman, second best
collection of five fall apples; first
collection of winter apples.
s. S. Harvey, Ogallah, best Percheron
mare, three years old; second plate
plums.
Hixson & Galloway, first registered
Percheron stallion, two years old.
Trego County High School, first on
school display Domestic Science
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Mrs. A. B. Jones, second light layer
cake; first crochet trimmed pillow
case; first infant booties; first in
FAINT cap; first infant hand made
skirt.
Mrs Glenn Jones, first cross stitch
lunch set.
DIR. A. B. Jones, first and second pen
Bronze turkeys; first pen Buff rocks.
John Kutina, Brownell, second silver
lace Wyandottes.
Ed. Keraus, second dozen sugar beets |;
second celery; first plate pears.
Mrs. S. M. Hudson, specimen hand
sewing, first.
c. NJ Hutchinson, first pen Barred
rock.
Mrs. T. B. Hays, second crochet trim
med center piece; first and second
knitted lace.
]. G. Hixson, first mare three years
and over; first mare under three
years, no competition; second Dur
ham calf; first Shetland pony, no
competition; second sucking colt.
Mrs. w. Y. Herrick, first loaf whole
wheat bread.
VIM. Kulp, second pen ~ gray geese ;
third Bronz turkeys.
j. A. Kellogg, first mare one year old
and under two; first mule colt under
one year; first ten kafr heads; Sec
ond ten heads of cane; first late
potatoes; second dozen yellow tom
atoes; first loaf white yeast bread ;
first grape jelly.
Dora Klever, first light layer cake;
second dozen cookies; first dozen
doughnuts; first colored embroider-
ed pillow.
Paul Keraus, second two heads early
Mrs. VIM. LaRue, second largest dis
house plants.
Mrs. Cal Lloyd, first and second Gurn-
sey heifers, no competition.
Amelia Meisner, first crochet yoke
/ girl under fifteen.
Mrs. ]. P. Marquand, Ogallah, second
| cotton quilt.
Mrs. Emma Mai, second center piece
drawn work.
Bernice Mattingly, first crochet trim
| med dresser scarf; first white
French center piece; second en-
broidered pillow case; first coron-
| alton towel; first crochet corset
cover; first crochet trimmed table
| runner.
Maude Mong, second pen light Bra
| mas.
Jessie Mattson, second crochet trim
| med lunch cloth; first cross stitch
center piece.
Roy Marshall, Banner, first ten ears
| bloody butcher corn.
Mrs. T. R. Moore, first cotton quilt;
| first crochet lunch set; first display
of cut flowers.
Mrs. Hugh Marshall, first coronation
center piece.
E. Musseman, first and second mare
four years old; first Percheron colt
Georgia Moore, second cross stitch
| dresser scarf.
Maude Niesley, second crochet trim