The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-12-08

fair be increase from $4,000 to
$500, 600.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
the committee on ii ,wers made the
following report:
Mr.. k@ppen, for the finest and
best display OF plants and flowers,
Sl2
NJ. PETER, second best display. s..
Mr.. Hefchgraber, of Springfield.
bet display of cut flowers. S..
The following premiums wer.
awarded ON fruits.
oiden Fruit Co., O!deD; % plates, prem
/ i1m Sl27i.
J. II. Monsees, Bsamin; Is plates,
premium $3.50.
\ n q se,on, warrensbuis; IL plates.
Premium 500
Tur;on X X l,h, Holden; 26 plates, !
premium s. s-2j
Shepherd " Wheeler, L:monie &c
y a'es premium 81 90
A. Ne!so1, Lebanon f; 81 plates, prem
ium SIS.
sam Mill=r. Bluff IN Il plates, prem
ium $50.
y. 7. Murray. Oregon ) Plates, prem.
iuru > 50.
$. \. Gilbert, Thayer; 80 plates, prem
ium 81.
l. Geissr, Boonville /; ; plates, premium
81.
} Kirchcriber. S.'ringi I'D IS Plates,
premium 81
D. 5. Heivern, Mammoth Springs, Ark;
plates premium $3.50
J. W. Logan, Nevada IS plates, prem
ium s..
& Teubler, Lexington; 4 plates, prem.
ium 81.
v. Bltterfrld, Lees Summit; G plates,
81
ium IS.
L W iourg, Fayetteville plate Ben
Davis premium 50c
". II. Carpenter. Avalon; plate Ben :
Davis, premium sos.
/ Russell, Carh g, plate Ben Davis, =,
prem!Gu,, .5c.
N.l>oD, Lebanon; new apples, prem y
ium - 30 La
u. 1. Iippiu, Springfield; new apples. n
pr~rnium, soc.
{. I,u5nsr, L-xing.on new apples,
premium 81 Ia
ID. ; He:vsrn. Mammoth Springs, Ark; 2
lew sPp'es premium, soc. n
ID DInlap, tulIoa new apples.
- 81.
W. q. G,no, O!den; new apples, prem
um, 81. q.
TurtoD " Keith. Holden premium. soc Ii
u. r. Smith, plate OF peers, premium, 81
IL
The committee also recommen led that \,
;, A. Diiy Of Olden, rec i've the premium
$40 Tor cDlieciiou If eysporated fruits, II
i>o premium Il = 10 C,nrad HaItz-l 81
Or oesi tol'eclioa 'f apes kept by his gi
Ian.
Signed G. +. E>PENLAUB. T.
" :. PExRINE,
c. l.. RoRkRpS
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS. al
Almost Immediately after the noon y
cur, the election OF officers occurred, &C
as follows: ~,
President &. Evans. ~
Vice-President-N. F. Murray. s..
Secretary A. Goodman. g.
Treasur,r-A. Nelson. &c.
Then followed the report of the
'cre:ary, which showed the society IL
very furnishing condition, and a..
n added interest in the affairs of the ~,
'c;ety. %
To-nighi's programme includes the NJ.
I'll wing: r.,
How 10 Make and Plant Lawn .a'
rof. NJ. &. Kern, St. Louis. ~
The Mission Of Flowers-Mrs. g. on
ugan, Sedalia. br
Music. ~
Birds-Prof H. W. Speckiag, St. a."
ruiS
CImpirs ms of Fruit Growers al
APP. T. Holiis;er. ST. Louis. iJa
Old Orchards r. Lynn, Tarkio. NO.
Music. ~.
The U.es of the Beautiful Ralph fl; a
NTH, Lacl- de. ,ho
Waat Good do HORTICULTURE. So. I'm
cites Accomplish Prof. q. l.
sborn, Warrensburg. .
Music. -
Reports of committees. go.
Adjournment. in
NOTES. II
The dinnerin the Office Of County vii
ERIK Miichum was elegant. the
Those bouquet badges are ele- vii
ut and very thoughtful idea. '"a
President Evans aud Secretary At
'odman are accompanied by their o;;p
yes. o,a'
President J. G. Evans is accom- tho
MED by his wife. handsome and the
lceful lady.
1t wasn't hard cider that was dis.
,sed. 1t was the pure and fresh 7
&c of the apple. big
The paftis ocunty Hnxx;o,,I.,.l