River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-09-30


Mrs. Howes, best ginger cake, 90
MIS-. Il. Newman, best doughnuts, 80
Miss Gertie Nichols, best grape jelly, so
Mrs. A. D Shepard, best plum Jelly, 90
Mrs. A. ID, Shepard, best apple jelly, 90
Miss Carrie Newell. best currant Jelly, 80 |
Committee OF award, A. d. Shepard,
Mrs. Howes, Mrs. Ii. c. Cotton.
VEGETABLES.
Alonzo Miller, best bu OF potatoes, 90
Chas. Harnsberger, largest variety po-
tatoes, 90
C. Nj. Teachout, best bu. carrots, 90
Leus Huber, best bu Silver onions, %
Mrs. g. w. McMurphy, best y bu.
beets 90
C NJ Teaehout. best bu parsnips, 90
O. NJ. Teaehout, best pumpkins, 90
Miss Mary Johnson, best 3 squashes, 90
l.. NJ. Harnsberger, best Il bu. sweet
potatoes, 90
c. Al. Teachout, best watermelons, 90
j. w, Howes, best muskmelOns, 80
h. NJ Harnsberger, best 4 bu. tomatoes, 10
Committee OF award, O. w. Wright,
L. f. White, L. Harnsberger.
FLOWERS.
James Gum, best display Of house
plants, 900
Mrs. John Miller, ID best display of
house plants, on
James Gum best display OF cut flowers, . 90
Mrs. A. Young, best floral design, ? 90
James Gunn best beg ania, 81
Mrs. John Miller, best geranium, 81
James dunn best fucilsia 90
Mrs John Miller, best coleus 80
Mrs. John Miller, best smilaX, 90
james Gum, best hanging basket, 90
Mrs. John Miller, rose, blooming, 90
Mrs J. L. Moody, hest dried flowers, 80
Committee Of award, Mrs VIM Fin
ley, Mrs. Thos. Davis, Z. X. Morse.
MECHANICS
Fred Meincke best display carriage
work, 90
Fred Meincke best farm wagon, 2 90
Joseph Firner, best tin work, 90
Louis Jurgens, best boot and shoe work, 90
Committee of award }. NJ. Copp, A.
Walters, Z. Field.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE.
Mrs II. Newman, best 10 yds. rag ear
Mrs. A. D. Shepard ID best rag carpet, 90
rug, / 90
Mrs. I. L. Nero, best drawn hearth rug, i 90
Mrs. Griffin, best button rug, 80
Mrs. H. G. Cotton, best wool seeks, %
Miss Ida Browr best cotton socks, 90
Mrs r. L. Nero. best ladies' wool hose, 90
Mrs. X. j.. Nero, best ladies' cot. hose, 90
Mrs. Il. l.. Nero, best wool mittens, 90
Mrs. IL Newman best wool yarn, 0O
Mrs FL. G. Cotton best home machine
made shirts, 90
Mrs. J. NJ. Copp, best embroidered chill
rens' clothing, 90
Mrs. Griffin, best log cabin quilt, 2 90
Mrs. Alpha Walters best pieced quilt, 9 90
Mrs. Alex. Mclean best woIsted mat, 90
Miss Sadie Howes, best cotton mat, 90
Mrs. John Miller, best braiding, w
% I" 60 ID q GO 80
Mrs. J. NJ Copp best cotton embroird'y, 20
MISS Cora Newman I'd best cotton EN-
broidery so
Mrs J. L, Moody, best worsted en-
Miss Gertie Nichols, I'd best worsted
embroidery, 60
Miss Cora Newman, best silk embroid-
erv. 90
Miss A. McGray, best worsted tapestry, 90
Miss Clara McCray, best toilet set, 90
Mrs. J. l.. Moody, best bead work, 90
Miss Eta McGray, best hair work, 90
Mrs. John Miller, best wax work, 0O
Miss Adriana Mc6'ray, best perforated
card work, 90
Mrs Todd, best fancy knitting, 100
Committee of award, J. S. White,
Mrs. Howes, Mrs w. T. Bunker
FINE ARTS.
Mrs. C. R. Morse, best oil painting, 90
Geo Price, best crayon drawing, 90
Z" s. pencil drawing, 90
=" g " penmanship, 90
John feelings, best granting, OU
Committee of award, A. Young, Mrs.
II. 5. Miller, Maria A. Copp.
SWEEPSTAKES.
G. NJ Teachout, best display field
crops, w
Committee of award, Pat. Casey, c.
0. Cone, Henry Thorn.
Prescott Cornet Band, best band, 1000
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
Your committee found under this head the
following articles exhibited by l.. NJ. Harms
berger for which no premiu m was offered:
cider, canned grapes, canned apples, canned
plums, and tobacco raised by the exhi bltor,
which were very creditable exhibits.
Also miniature cranberry marsh by Mr..
" b Dibble, which attracted great deal of
attention on account OF its novelty.
And show case full of fancy articles, ex-
hibited by c. McCray x Son, which added
very much to the exhibition
We would call particular attention to a
specimen of fret saving, exhibited by &. NJ.
Stafford production OF his SOM on which
your committee would recommend premi-
UNI Of fifty cents, there being no premium Of
fered on that class OF articles,
We also noticed fine display of farm ma
chinery exhibited by A. I. Carroll spring
tooth drag attracted particular attention.
And also numerous articles of machinery
exhibited by J X. Ravens.
Committee OF award, l.. NJ. Harnsberger,
J. ). Copley, Frank McGray
The premiums will be paid by Carlos
McGray at the post-oiiice
WIN. T. BUNKER, President,
d. J. DILL, Secretary