Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-14

Oh uiSpiay ldIlu pTCuuCtS, toud-
toes, golden wax beans, white dent
corn, calico corn, field corn, exhib-
it Kaffir corn, IL stalks field corn,
bale alfalfn hay; second on pump
kins, table beets, Mexican beans,
yellow dent corn, Jerusalem corn,
sorghum, broom corn, bale upland
hay and sweet potatoes.
Mrs. H. NJ. Fosdick, Jr, first on
preserved Strawberries and goose
berries and chow chow pickle; sec
ond on preserved watermelon and
tomatoes and tomato catsup.
Sample Bros, Fowler, first ON 5
sheaves of grain and second on
potatoes.
M. L. Smith, Fowler, first OH
baled hay; second on white oats
and native grasses.
F. NJ. Weiland, Fowler, second
on Cuban Queen watermelons.
r. l.. King, Fowler, second on
Hubbard squash.
j. J. Brown, Fowler, first on
Cuban Queen watermelons and
second on cantaloupes and variety
watermelons.
Miss Gantz, Fowler, first on an
imal painting in pastel; second on
portrait in oil.
Mrs. r. E. Humble, Fowler, 1st
OH worsted quilt and gents shirt;
second on hand made apron and
fancy apron.
Mrs. Ida Green, first on chair
tidy.
A. Hyre, End best single driver.
r. Hackney, Pueblo, first on
span geldings and single driver.
j. S. Harrison, Villas, second on
draft stallion.
NJ. K. Hutchison, Fowler, first
on preserved raspberries, apples,
ounces and tomatoes, currant and
apple jelly, sweet cucumber pickle,
picked grapes, cantaloupes and
apples, silk quilting on baby af-
CHAN, chair scarf and splasher;
second on strawberry and goose
berry preserves. grape jelly, sour
cucumber pickles, flower piece in
oil, animal painting in oil, fancy
quilting and lounging pillow.
Geo. Lunnon, Fowler, first on
beans and sheaves of grain; second
on fall wheat and best display.
j. ID. Presher, Fowler, first on
yellow dent corn.
+. Jankow, Fowler, first on dis
play sugar beets.
D. L. McPhilleny, Fowler, first
on Seminole watermelon and fall
wheat.
Mrs. E. H. Lamping, Fowler,
first on Irish potatoes and broom
corn.
John Stedman, Fowler, first on
IL stalks field corn.
Andy Waddington, Fowler, first
on display garden products, cab
bage, cantaloupes, red onions, egg
plant, table beets, mangel wu,zel,
parsnips, field peas, white oats,
buckwheat, pop corn and sweet
potatoes; second on white and red
onions, onion sets and celery.
Sam Jordan, Fowler, first on
white onions and onion sets; sec
ond on squash, tomatoes anil man.
gel wurzel.
Lee Haney, Fowler, first on
pumpkins and kolb gem melons;
second on Seminole melons.
H. +. Hagen, first on caulifiower,
black wax beans, beeswax, comb
honey, nucleus hive in glass aud
wire cage, display bees and honey;
second on cabbage and extracted
honey.
Mrs. H. F. Hagen, first on pick
led caulif1ower; second on light
rolls.
G.. A. Jones, Fowler, first on
mares of 8 and 4 years.
Mrs. G.. A. Jones, Fowler, first
canned cherries and strawberries,
preserved peaches and pears, rhu-
barb and pear jelly, sour cucum.
ber pickles, toilet cushion, whisk
broom holder and largest collec-
tion verbenas.
Mrs. G. A. Lowe, Fowler, first
on painting on satin and hand
painted plaque.
Miss Matte Little, first on dairy
butter.
Mrs. J. M. Little, first on en-
broidered tray cloth, display fine
hand sewing, dresser scarf; second
on card receiver and pillow case.
Mrs J M Little, best 3-year old
bull.
Frank Lambert. drawing by
child under IA.
Rosa Green, first on bread by
child under IA.
|. r o McClain. Catlin, first on
county display, display by one per-
son, plate apples and pears, 8 va
rieties and plate winter apples,
largest apples, plate crab apples,
display apples and plums, display
fall apples.
Mrs S A Mcdonald, first on
painting on velvet.