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


HON -heffer calf; fzst skeEtk1rn
bull csif
George Rhoden, second bloody butcher
corn; first ten heads feterita.
Mrs. Chas- Riggs, second ten heads
feterita.
w. C. p. Rhoades, first and second
Galloway COW; first and second CAL
1oway bull calf, no competition.
Mrs. Grace Rhoden, first crab apple
jelly; first crochet carriage afghan;
first collection of Indian relics.
Mrs. Fred Smith, Ogallah, first can
ned cherries, blackberries, goose
berries, peaches, plums, pears and
sweat peach pickles, no competition;
first piccalilli.
H. M. Smith, second pen single comb
Rhode Island Reds.
Grace Spena, first tatted handker-
chef, girl under fifteen.
Alvin Saleen, Ogallah, second peck
early POTATOES; first dozen red TOM
atoes, second dozen carrots.
Mrs. Ed. Sahlin, first two heads early
cabbage.
Mrs. Alice Steinberger, first specified
lunch cloth; first colored embroid
cred center piece; best collection
of water colors.
Mrs. Chas. Steele, first tatted lunch
cloth
w. w. Sellers, second ten ears white
corn; first ten ears calico corn;
second ten ears pop corn; first
Sudan grass; first stalk corn; first
bundle of cane; second two heads
late cabbage; first colored beans;
second infants cap; first crochet
combination jacket.
Mrs. C. Shaw, second tatting trimmed
center piece.
Edith Shaw, second tatting trimmed
towel
Mrs. Mary Tilton, Collyer, first GRO
chet camasale.
I. j. Taylor, second two hubbard
squash.
Voda Rural school display of penman-
ship.
Wa-Keeney City school display of pen
manship, map drawing and primary
work from all grades.
w. R. Walker, second two largest
pumpkins any kind.
Mrs. M. Warner, second best single
fern.
Mrs. A. J. Wineburner, first woven
rug.
Mrs. Fred Winter, first round en-
broidered lunch cloth; first white
embroidered and first colored dress
er scarf; second colored embroider-
ed center piece; second venetian cut
| work center piece; second white
embroidered lunch set.
| Edith Wheeler, second dark cake, girl
under fifteen; third girls baking
contest.
Mrs. John Wheeler, first best fruit
cake.
John Wallace, second ten ears yellow
corn, first peck early potatoes; first
dozen table beets; first dozen sugar
bets; second dozen parsnips; Sec
bunch satisfy; first collection of
antique relics.
Mrs. F. C. Wollner, first coronation
| braid pillow case.
| Eva Walker, first pen and charcoal
| drawing.
Mrs. Thomas Wynn, Ogallah, first
| plate pluns; second plate crab ap-
| pies; second white French center
piece; first embroidered night gown;
first specimen conventional china
painting, display of china, specimen
naturalistic china, collection of
china.
Mrs Herbert Vowel, first tatting
towel; first tatting trimmed center
| piece.
| Special Premiums
| Party exhibiting the best pen of
pure bred cattle of any bred. A fifty
pound felt mattress by S. J. Straw.
To Lew Galloway.
| 1 case of corn for the best coop of
turkeys, any breed, by E. A. Court
ney. To DR.. Jones.
Any hat in the store, to party ex-
hibiting the best mule colt, by Wa
Keeney Clothing Company. To ]. A.
Kellogg.
| Margaret Swiggett, best display of
tomatoes SOC. To Alvin Saleen.
Margaret Swiggett best head of
cabbage SOC. To Mrs. Ed Saleen.
| Jos. Evans best display of apples
S1.00. To Mrs. Hickman.
John Parsons best display of poul-
try $1.O0. To DIR. Jones.
| Wa-Keeney State Bank best heifef
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