The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-07

FW Munson, Salem, Ist do, 200 !; 5 varieties
winter apples, r Wilerto1, Kenosha. ID do,
/ I'd do, 90; sample SELLING apples, g III WiIler
| ton, do LIST do, 90 sample Seeding appIes 8
Gait, kenosha. I'd do, DC sample crab apDiies,
! Stephen Gait, enOSha 1st do, soc; varieties
/ fall apples, F w RobeHs, Woodworth, Ist d dSs
2 90; varieties winter apples, w Roberts
Woodwork, 1st do, 2 10: sample grapes grown
under glass, Miss Lou Robinson, Kenosfa, Ist
| do. 2 %; sampled HySbp crab apples. Chas
Phillips, WilmOf, I'd do, e5c varieties native
grapes, 5 Gait, KenOSlR, discretionary 81 ia
l 90; Mr. Lyman Duttonplaced on exhibition
nms q ~ pears o Das hG enter them for pre-
| Beauty. Bartlett and Winter Nellis There
were also shown IN tbs, department Usage
sian crab apples by Ruins Hull Kenosha
Champion and Isabella gapes by Chas PhiIlins'
Wilmot; dozen pears Iy Frederick Becker
Kenosha; and samples # varieties of sum.
mer apples by W RobeHs, Woodwork
Glass 12---Fdrn Products.
Y Brande Chas Philips Judrea
| Sample improved peach blow potatoes p
Houston, Kenosha, discretionary premiura. soc
sample red Wethersfield onions. 81 z H6i1stun,
| do 1st do, ] 90; drumheadc cabbage, H P Hous,
ton, do LIST do. soc marbhhead SQUASH. ii p
Houston, do LIST do, soc; sample red tomatoes
Stephen Gait, KenoSha, 1st do soc q water
melons, Stephen Calf, do discretionary I'd do,
2oe; muskmelons, STEPHEN Calf, do LIST do,
1
| Gait, do lSt do, 90; Hubbard SQUASH. f W
Roberts, Woodwork, LIST do, soc; 3marbiehead
squash, W Roberts, do Discretionary I'd do,
| 25c; sample white nat turnpS. w Roberts
do 1st do, 90; sample Lima beans, f W Ron
| erts, do discretionary 1st d., soc: Putnam
squash, + w Lyman, Kenosla, discretionary
do 1st do, SOC; sample Lima beans. r W ".
man, do discretionary I'd do, DC: SAMPLE snow
| fake potatoes. Chas Cable. KenOsha. LAT do.
LOO Early ,a W Yin cabbage, Chas
bage Chas Cable, do 1st do SOC ; sample EcIinse
beet, Chas Gable, do discretionary do, 90: I'M
proved Long orange carrot, Chas Cable, do list
90, w cF oS e SQUASH Chas Gable, do dis
| Ons, ChaS Gable, do discretionary I'd do, CSC
sample acme tomato, Chas Gable, do discre-
tionary I'd do, 25c sample Spanish monster
| improved Swede turnip, Chas Cable, do dIscre-
| tiOnary I'd do, soc sample mammoth pearl no
tatoes, II Snyder, Pleasant Prairie. discre-
tIonary 1st DO, %; sample early Vermont,
E R johnson, somers, discretionary I'd do, so !;
| 8 white scollop summer squash, Geo Jordan,
| Somers, 1st do Soc; sample sweet turnips, e ID
and Carpenter. Kenosha, discretionary list
| do, SOC sample mangel wurZells, E and F s
Carpenter, de lst do, 90 sample blood .turnlD
| beet, E ID and 5 Carpenter, do discretionary
"a do, 50c hubbard SQUASH. E d and s
Carpenter, do discretionary I'd do. 25c; sample
| sweet corn, ID and Carpenter do 1st do.
SOC !; watermelons, Mrs N Barhyt, Pleasant
Prairie. LIST do. 5Oc sample early rose potatoes
Henry Williams, Kenosha, 1st do, O9; show Of
| cabbages, Rufus Hull, Kenosha. discretionary
I'd do, 25c; largest display Of potatoes by one
exhibitor, c H Willerton, Kenosha. Isl do. 90 !:
sample of golden millet, Chas Cable, Kenosha.
diScretionry LIST do, Csc.
Class Is. Floral Professionals.
Mrs Q Vincent, E Bond, Mrs A Dewey, Judges
| Display of flowers, Charles Schultz, KenosRa
display OF flowers, Mrs M Chase, Kenosha.
Class 14-Fzora1---No Pro- sssiona1.
Mrs G 0 Vincent, Emily Bond, Mrs c Dewey.
Judges.
Hanging basket. Mrs A A Burgess, Bristol.
LIST pr. OO; specimen plant of any kind, Mrs A
c JOslyn, Woodwork. 1st do, / 90; Collection of
house plants, Mrs A G Joslyn. do 1st do. 5 90 !;
osha, 1st do, 90; display of cut flowers, Mrs
Josiah Bond, do 1st do, 90; collection, Of be-
g0nlas. Mrs Samuel Barns, Kenosha, 1st do 90;
GolIe aaho Of institutions, Mrs Josiah Bond.
cut flowers, Florence E Sheldon, Racine. I'd do,
| w: floral design, Florence Sheldon, do LIST
90, % collection OF pansies, Florence Shell
ence Sheldon, do list do, soc; display of cox's
COMB Florence Sheldon, do LIST do soc.
Class 15-.-For Juveniles. : . ( (
Edward Jones, Edward George, Williams. Judess
Falf infant allgators from Florida, Richard s
Lyman, Kenosha, list pr, 90; case Indian rel.
les, F II Lyman, KenOsha, 1st do, / 90: coon Of
doves, VIM Ernst, Kenosha, 1st do, 90: snniT
rel in cage, Bert Crosby, Kenosha 1st Do a0
cage OF Guinea pigs. Bert Crosby, do 1st do
Class 16--- War, Straao and Hair Work.
Mrs c A Dewey, Mrs G Bronson. Mrs R Farr
Judges.
Fern case, Mrs H Brewer, Kenosha dscra.
tionary 1st pr, 25c collection Of fret work.
Max Dunning, Kenosha, 1st do, 1 90 "'->'
Class l7---Ladies' Department, Domestic.
Mrs r Roberts, Mrs H Jordan, Mrs slosson
Judges.
Palr mems striped wooden mittens, Mrs n p
d 5dale hen Men Isl pr soc pair mems wooden
machine manufactures, Dora George, Kenosbs,
"a 90, W sample hand sewing. Dora Dodge
G0 Isl 40 81 10; rag rug Mrs Joslyn Wood
Woolen stockings, Mrs A C Joslyn. do Isl do. 5Oe.
pair ladies wooden mittens, Miss II Bond
h,enosha, list do, soc; rag rug, Mrs Mary Barhyt
M ITS Mary r RaTh "a do s5c embroidered rug,
Mary Barhyt, do LIST do, 200; 10 yards home made
nan Mrs Mary Bsrhyt do LIST 90, o0; knit
8 90; knit bed spread, Mrs B F DeDeimer. do ID
40, 90; cotton patchwork quilt, Miss Lena A
Gullc, Kenosha, lst do, 100; one knitted rue.
Truesdell LaMarsh, Kenosha, discretionary LAT AZ
Soc; collection home made manufacturers Evo M =,
Williams, kenosha, LIST do, 90; child's hand knit
stockings, Mrs w Todd Kenoaha, discretionary ist
do, SOC; childs knit collar, Mrs w Todd do J;so
pr, 25c; silk patchwork quilt, Mrs Mari. Keno
sha, LIST do 90; log cabin quilt, made by iady 81
years old, Mrs Bentley, Kenosha, ist do 90
Class l8-Ladies' Depntmeat-Fancu
Mrs } Bentley, Mrs Bronson, Mrs Geo Reed
Judges.
Embroidered chair stripe, Mrs Sally Watson x az.
osha, LIST pr, 90; embroidered tidy, Mrs Sally Wat
son, do I'd do, Soc; embroidered tray scarf Mrs
sally watson 40 discretionary do, Soc; ladies lawn
tennis apron, Mrs Sally Watson, discretionary do
5Oc; Creton embroidered table spread. Mrs saIIv |
Watson, do I'd do, soc; 2 fancy cardboard pockats
Mrs G Josyn, Woodworth discretionary do, 50c:
I'd do, SOC; fancy pin cushion, Harry Cable, Keno |
sAa, discr, do, Soc; 2 lamp mats Harry Gable. do |
dscr, do, SOC; towel rack. Mrs Gottfredsen |
Aeaosh@' dlscrs do zoe toilet sett Mrs G Gott
Mrs Gottfredsen, do I'd do, soc; tidy. Addie snv
der Pleasant Prairie, I'd do, SOC prcked wreath |
Addie Snyder do discr do. 90; embroidered mat on
burlap, Carrie Hartung Kenosha, dscr, 1st do u o0
embroidered mat on burlap Carrie Hartung do diser
I'd do, Soc; crocheted shawl, Miss e Bond. Kano |
sha discr LIST do 90; fascinator3 Miss Bend do
dscr, Istdo 50c; silk embroidery Miss e Z Bondy |
do I'd do, Soc; embroidered handkerchief, Miss Il
Bond, do discr, do, SOC ; toilet sett Miss Il Bond |
do LIST do, 90; drawn work, Miss W Bond, Keno. |
s1a user, 40, zoe; crocheted cap, Lou Robinson,
Goffe Kenosha, I'd do, Soc; canvas tidy. Emma a |
COTE, do LIST do, 75c; embroidered chair seat Mrs T.
3 Nichols, KenoShA, I'd do, soc; point lace, Mrs P |
Reeve Kenosha, discr, LIST do, 100: crocheted |
feather edge, Mrs B DeDeimer, Kenosha. iiscr. |
LIST do, 90; embroidered lambrequn, Lena A |
Gulic Kenosha, 1st do, 90; work IN APPLICATION.
Lena Guile, do discr, LIST do 90; Chenille EN-. |
brodery, Lena Guile, do LIST do, l 90: worsted |
afghan for carriage Mrs A Pennoyer Kenosha. |
I'd do, 100; worsted afghan for baby CARRIAGE |
Mrs Il Lyman, Kenosha, I'd do, on; embroidered
worsted tidy, Mrs F Fl Lyman, do LIST do, T5c, sik
log cabin pillow, Mrs Lyman, do discr. do 75c
lace scarf, hand made Nettie Crosby Renosha dscr
do, 90; worsted portrait on canvas, Miss Annie |
Werving Kenosha, discr, do, 1 90; worsted afghan
for carriage Head, Kenosha, LIST do, 800; linen
tidy Miss Mary Adams, Kenosha, discr, do, soc
crocheted shawl, Mrs W Todd, Kenosha, discr, I'd
do, Soc; embroidered sacque, Ada M TarbaI Keno.
sha LIST do, 90; worsted afghan for baby carriage
Mrs Bentley, Kenosha, 1st do, 90; embroidered
chair stripe, Lizzie Petit, Kenosha I'd do soc zfoot
rest, Dan Head, Kenesha, LIST do, 90; flush en-
broidered table spread, Dan Head, do 1st do 90:
canvas tidy, Mrs E Bentley, Kenosha I'd do, SOC
knit tidy, Mrs Bentley, do, LIST do. 75c: knit
tidy, Mrs DeDeimer, Kenosha, I'd do soc: knit
gloves, Mrs Geo MARI, Kenosha discr. do. soc
croeheted worsted chair tidy, Mrs Nichols, Ken,
osha, discr, do, 75c
Class 20-Trotting.
Stsbbins, O H Heath, D Stewart. Judges
Purse $50, for horses with no better record than
3:l5, owned in Kenosha county and driYenby owners
W Reed entered Brown Dick, ILL, LIST DR.. S25:
Hanks entered Bruno, 2-2-2 I'd do. SIS. @ A
Voltz entered American Girl 1873, Sd do $40: T L
Benedict entered Silver Dust, Al. Purse SIS for
horses with better record than 3:15 Richard
Richards entered Alden Goldsmith 2-1-l-l LIST do |