Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-13
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
A Fine Display at Turn verein
Hail.


Turn verein Hall is filed completely with
most excellent collection of grain, fruits
vegetables. flowers, preserved fruits, dried
fruits, embroidery, patchwork, crochet
work, honey, nuts, crystallized fruits, raj
sins, fruit trees and banana plants, pictures
sewing machines, fancy goods, soda works
cabinet work and bottled beer
Mrs. Il. Nadeau, Los Angeles, buggy robe
piano cover, scarf.
Mrs. Z. A. Lott. Los Angeles, sofa pillow
piano stool cover, pin cushion, opera shawi
crocheted shawl.
Mrs. Fanny Wangeman, Los Angeles, as
sorted crochet work, four pieces iaces, '"e
aprons sofa cushions, one collar
Mrs. Joseph Grebe, Los Angeles KNITTED
linen curtains patchwork quilt.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dunsmoor, Los Angeles, EN-
broidered banner, samples of hand sewing,
fire screen, sofa cushion, table scarf lam
breQnin, tidy and honey-cake 1T.
Mrs j. NJ. Dunsmoor, Florence, KNIT
silk scarf, darned net. hair VOTE, M fr,,, In
Mrs. M. DunsmOor, Florence, Iruit IN
glass, preserves In glass, pickles in glass.
domestic east.
Mrs. L. Friel, Los Angeles. crszy-quilt,
Mrs. K. waskenhuth, Los Angeles, patch
S. A. Maxwell, Duarte, walnuts
L. Philip, Alhambra, display Of pears,
Mrs. Greik. rel Los Angeles, bananas and
Miss L Hinckley, fruit in glsss-currant
blackberry and ounce jelly, blackberry and
raspberry jam:
range, parlor stove and oil stove.
Trucking Brothers, Los Angeles, iron
W. W. Bliss, Duarte, comb foundation.
mil ton
Mrs. s. a. Crane. Duarte, strawberry jams
aud raspberry jeliy,
Mrs. Belle Thomas, Los Angeles, oil
Juan de Orc. Ballona. ounces, ounce
marmalade and Chill peppers.
Francisco Higuera, Balloua, Mission
VI. ". Bliss, Duarte, carrots.
Miss Matte Coifman, Ranchito, "a .varie-
ties of jellies.
C. A. Coffman, Ranchito, half bushel red
potatoes yellow corn, white corn, English
walnuts and sweet corn.
Miss Mary Dunn I'll years old), Compton,
three oil paintings.
G. and i. Garcia, Los Angeles, one fleece
OF merino wool, II months growth %
J. T. Kerns, Downey, best Q, and varie-
ties OF apples. :,
A. s. Gray, best Q, 6 and 9 varieties of
L NJ Guder. best and varieties of
apples.
pears.
H. Hood. best display of varieties of
peaches
j. K. Burks, display of oranges and
lemons.
r. B. Arey, OF Los Nietos. display of rails
ins; best system of canning and packing
same
E. l.. Barnett best three punches of table
grapes; best three punches of wine grapes.
E. L. Barnett, Downey, best display of
pumpkins.
John Barnett, Los Nietos best display of
raisn grapes, best and greatest variety of
wheat in head, best thirty pounds yellow.
best three ponnds of white corn.
= Miss Emma W Bayles, blind young lady
riety and special premium FIVE pieces
crochet work, also six pieces bead work.
Mrs. C. c. Mason, Fulton Wells, two silk
quilts, one table scarf.
Miss Hortense jackson, Fulton Wells,
three tides, one pair pillow shams.
Miss NJ. NJ. Fett, Los Angeles. one India
ink picture, two water colors.
Miss Lizzie Kurtz, Los Angeles, hair
work.
Mrs. 8. Plumtree Los Angeles, sofa cush
ion and bracket.
Mrs. stephen Schellmo, Los Angeles, one
childs dress. enc pair lace pillow shams,
Mrs. ]. Bayer, Los Angeles, one child's
dress and hood.
Mrs. J. g. Schroeder, Los Angeles, child's
cloak and cap.
Mrs. r. Zigeniuss. Los Angeles, knitted
and torchon lace
Mrs. r. p. Ingram. Los Angeles, one silk
quilt, two child's flannel skirts, one pinning
blanket one sofa pillow, two plncushions
W. r. Baker, Los Angeles, sun.dried apri-
cots, prunes, grapes, peaches and fgs.
L. St. John, Pasadena, five specimens hand
painting on porcelain.
Miss May NJ. Gray, Los Angeles. four pieces
honiton lace.
Miss Nellie A. Macy, Los Angeles, three
: pieces crochet work.
II. L. Montgomery, Downey, scft and hard
shell wanuts.
Peck & Ruggles, Los Angeles, one refrig-
K. Renshaw, Los Angeles. collection of
= Madame Delabarre, Los Angeles. flower
painting in oil; three oil paintings fruit
pieces), one oil painting tstill life). one
piece sculpture.
Mrs. A. NJ. Dunsmoor, Los Angeles, one
Mrs. ). Friel, crazy quilt.
Miss May Mulrein. two sofa cushions, one
Mrs. c. g. Bonnell. table cover and one
F. X. Barretto, Downey, ten pounds but
Mrs. N. Schanz, Los Angeles, eighteen
kinds glazed and crystalized fruits.
Mrs. r. Ranney, Los Angeles, two Oil
Mrs. Clara Dodson Ell Monte. one crochet
Mrs. W. A. Field, Los Angeles, two patch
work quilts, one table scarf. one lambre-
quin, ten pieces appliqui quilt.
j. q. Scherer, Verdugo, pears, figs, peaches,
ounces, apples, guavas, watermelOns, man
gel wurzel. beets and sweet potatoes.
L. G. oliver, Santa Barbara, bacon, ham
and lard.
A. M. Byram, Pasadena, rye and corn.
W. X. Barker, city, assorted fruit in glass.
I. r. Tierce, Downey, good display of veg
etables.
C. M. Skillem, Pasadena, peaches.
H.J. Crow, Glendale, peaches.
Isaac Gribbs Vernon, twelve varieties ta-
ble grapes and tomatoes.
Mrs. !. Gilbert, Los Angeles, worsted pic
ture.
+. @. Schumacher. Los Angeles, collection
F. Wakeham, Santa Ana, oats and barley.
G. N. Wilson, Los Angeles, swarm OF bees
and queen bee; 10 lbs comb honey; 10 lbs.
extracted honey; 10lbs. beeswax; best made
hives in sections.
Madame Delabarre, Los Angeles, three
pieces sculpture, two oiled pal ntings, tigers
head and fishes, two flower pieces.
Steinike Il Bruning, John Wfeland's san
Francisco lager beer.
Cooke Il Wiseman, Los Angeles, blank
book showing fine binding.
G. i. Hood 4 Co., medicines.
w. X. Baker, Los Angeles, dried pears.
J. B. Parker, of Orange, dried apricots,
three varieties oranges, wash for destroying
scalebugs. !.
H. Goodwin, Tustin, fine display OF
cheese.
]. W. Bixby, Los Alamitas, display of
cheese.
Miss Irene Lamb, Los Angeles, two table
scarIs, embroidered plaque, fancy fire
screen, sofa cushion, lambrequin and piano
scarf
ENTRIES TO THE BABY SHOW.
Mrs. Matte Goodwin, Norwalk, enters
Miss Mabel, s months.
Mrs. 8. A. Stewart. Compton, enters Mas
ter Mortimer, 9 Uonths; also Miss Winnie,
% months.
Mrs E. F. Rankin, Ranchito, enters Mas.
ters oliver and Marvin (twins), 1s months.
Mrs. ]. w. Sallee, Pomona, Master Harris,
4mOnths.
Mrs W. A. Thompson, Norwalk, Master
Pearl. months; .,. . ,,...o.