Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-09-08

MaDel McCOllOuSn. WEBSTER Sltv. sec
ond, Mrs. NJ. A. Rood, Webster City.
Lot 5-infant's cap-first, Mrs.
Byron Calkins, Webster City; second,
Mrs Ray Wood, Webster City.
Lot 6-piano scarf-tirst, Clara Rup-
pei, Webster City: second, Florence
Rothrock, harrisburg
Lot 7-t6wel-frst. Mabel McCol-
Tough, Webster City; second, Miss
Grace Naber, Webster City.
Lot S-infant's dress-first, Mrs.
Ray Wood, Webster City.
Lot -yoke-frst-Mr L. A. Webb,
Webster City; second, Edith Roth
rock, harrisburg.
Glass 15-crGcheting.
First. Mrs. Bert Pierce, Webster
City: second, Mrs. F. ID. Hamilton.
Webster City.
Lot 2-bed sprcad-frst. Agnes
Prim. Webster City; second, Mrs. G.
d. Carpenter, Webster City.
LOl O-ldCc lOI AA'S'
Josie Page. Webster City.
Lot 4-sheets and pillow cases
first, Mrs. Josie NJ. Page. Webster City
second, Mrs. Frank Webb, Highview.
Lot 6-lunch cloth and napkins
first, Mrs. c. d. Carpenter, Webster
City.
Lot table runncr-first. Mrs.
Clyde Merritt, Webster City; second
Mrs. p. l.. Peterson. harrisburg.
Lot S--dresSer scarf-iirst and sec.
ond, Mrs Matte Porter. Webster City
Lot 9-yoke-frst, Florence Roth
rock, harrisburg; second, Mrs. Otto
Schwulst.
Lot 12-pillow-first, Mrs. NJ. r.
Mason, Webster City; second, Mrs.
Fred Heiden, Webster City.
Lot 1S-pillow cases-first, Edith
Rothrcck. Harrisburg.
Class 16-EmbrOidery.
Lot 1-centerpiece % inches or more
first, Miss Iva Larry. Riceville: see
ond. Mrs. Frank Boncbright, Webster
City.
Lot 2-centcrpiecc % inches or less
first. Mrs. c. d. Carpenter: second,
Mrs. +. d. Hamilton
Lot BEST six doilies-frst, Sadie
RoShrock, Webster City.
Lot 4-pillow cases-tirst, Mrs. Fred
Heiden, Webster City: second, Mrs.
T. f. Kimball, Webster City.
Lot 5--lunch cloth and napkins
first, Mrs. p. w. Lee.
Lot G-sheet and pillow cases-first
Mrs. Frank Webb, Higlview second
Mrs. Fred Heiden. Webster City.
Lot S-child's drcss--first, Mrs. Fred
Heiden. Webster City
Lot 9-table runner--first, Mrs. T.
f. Kinlball. Webster City.
Lot 1O-towel in cOlored embroidery
l-first-Mrs. Fred Heiden, Webster
City.
Class 17-NliscellaneOus.
Lot 1-hand made rug-first, Mrs
George Dye. Webster City.
Lot 3-cOttOn quilt-first, Mrs. p. w
Lee, Webster City.
Lot 5-best patching on garment
first. Miss Clara Ruppel, Webster City
second, Miss Grace Naber, Webster
City.
Lot 7-best piece of drawn work
first, Mrs. Bert Pierce, Webster City
second, Mrs. G. ID. Carpenter, Webster
City.
Lot S-best piece of hardanger--
first, Mrs. Hans Lura, Webster City.
Lot 9-best lunch clOth-frst, Mrs
NJ. \. Rood second, Mrs. Fred Heiden
Webster City.
A large part of the interest in the
Hamilton County Exposition centered
in the swine exhibits, which numbered
more than 400 head The division was
in charge of II. 4. Spielman, superin-
tendent, and ribbons. representing
$492 80 in premiums, were awarded to
prize winners The names of winners
follow:
SWINE.
Poland China boar. two years or Ov-
er-First, II. Frank Shelter; second.
William Oakland; third, William Oak
land.
Poland China boar, one year and I'M
der twO-First, J. l. HOag; second, ii.
L. Baird: third. William Oakland.
Poland China boar pig-First. Tracy
JaycoX; second, J. |. HOag; third, Will
liam Oakland.
Poland China sow. two years or over
First, William Oakland: second, j.
|. Hoag: third. William Oakland.
Poland China SOW. one year and I'M
der two-First, Fl. l.. Baird: second, Il.
NJ. Mccoy; third, II. l.. Baird.
Poland China gilt. one year and UNI
der-First, William Oakland; second
Vernon Westwick third. j. l. Hoag.
Poland China champion boar-T.