Rocky Ford enterprise., 1894-09-20
PRIZE WINNERS.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the Third Annual Fair
Of the Arkansas Valley Fair As
ISOLATION Held at Rocky Ford on
September 5, and z, 1894.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.

LADIES DEPARTMENT..
Perhaps no one feature of the Fair at
tracted more attention from large class
of visitors than the ladies department.
The women OF Otero county contributed
articles of use and beauty most literally
and made an exposition of ladies handi-
work which won words OF praise from
hundreds. The list of premiums given
below will give an idea Of the extent and
interest of this portion Of the Fair.
Mrs. 8. J. Hulse: landscape in ol-$2.
Mrs. Matte Hulse:-marine view in
oil-$1.
Mrs. G. Clough: flower piece and
Mrs. Frank Bingham: landscape in
watercolors, collection hand painted
china and handkerchief (per judges rec
ommendation)-
Mrs. Zack Taylor: 1st ON animal in
crayon, painting on boiling cloth, hand
painted plaque, display fine hand sewing,
End on flower piece in water colUrs, sam
pie wood carving and work basket-$8.
Mrs. G. M. Hall: 1st and End on ami
NAL painting in pastel-Sl,5O.
Mrs. w. E. Fenton: LIST on portrait in
and apples, apple jelly, picked water
melons, End on preserved peaches and
tomatoes, rhubarb jelly, sweet cucumber
pickles and picked caulifower-$10,5 so,
and for best collection of jellies one doz-
on Florida cream offered by Baldwin
Drug Co. Pueblo.
Miss Mintie Miller: End on portrait in
crayon-$2.
Mrs. A. w. Shelton: End on painting
on velvet and silks-$1,5O.
Mrs. w. J. Jones: 1st on painting on
velvet, fancy hand made apron, splasher,
fancy rug, gents shirt, End on painting
sv L,>sk oh hon Jn
jelly-$8,5O.
Mrs. J. p. GARDENER: LIST on croohetted
bed-spread, End on painting on boiling
cloth-$2
Miss May Irvine: End on pencil draw
ing from nature and outlining with silk
or inen-$1,5O. :
T. E. Partner: LIST ON rhubarb jelly and
beams, End on pen drawing from nature
Mrs. o. g. Haines. End on hand paint
ed plaque, fancy quilting; embEoidered
dresser scarf; lonnging pillow,3s.
holder and handkerchief case, End on
single piece handmade china-$3.
Mrs. ]. M. Little: LIST on wrought un-
dergarment, End on worsted quilt-$3.
Miss Flint: 1st on silk quilt, End on
loaf graham bread-$2,25.
Miss Campbell: LIST on crazy quilt,
knit stockings, display crochetted work
table mats, End on fancy bed spread and
shams-84.
Mrs. J. W. Potter: 1st on fancy quilt
L. F. Pritchard: End on crochetted
lace wool and cotton-75 cents.
G. E. Palmer: LIST on cotton knit lace,
patchwork quilt, canned raspberries,
variety squashes, and display tomatoes,
End on canned cherries and rbubarb--SS.
Mrs. j. B. Pearce: 1st op knit lace
Qinen) and outlining with silk or linen,
End on specimen drawn work-$2,5O. !.
Mrs. Anna Hardesty: 1st on crochetted
lace cotton-S1.
A. G. Wright: 1st on knitted slippers.
and silk mittens, and centre piece and
doylies-$4.
Mrs. @. A, Lowe: End on knitted slip
pers, wrought undergarment, fancy hand
made apron, handkerchief case, and
chair tidy-S3.
Miss Hannah Swink: 1st on display OF
green house plants. toilet set, toilet cush-
ion, throw, canned apples and pears, End
on crab apples-s7, 80.
Mrs. j. N. Beatty: LIST on plant in pot,
design cut flowers. embroidered skirt,
embroidery on linen, plum jelly, sweet
corn, End on cut roses and gladiolis and
plum butter-$11,50
Mrs. G. A. Jones: LIST on work basket,
whisk broom holder, picked pears, canta-
loupes and apples. End on plant in pot,
collection cut flowers, basket cut flowers
photograph holder, throw, preserved
cherries, pear jelly, cucumber pickles,
picked peaches, mangoes and tomato
catsup--$11,50.
Miss L. Knock: LIST on quilt by lady
| over 60, canned strawberries, End on de-
sign cut flowers, preserved pears and ap
pies-$5.
Mrs. G. P. Emerton: 1st on basket cut
flowers. collection of pansies, verbenas,
gladiolis and asters, End on collection oi
Dahlias-&5,5O.
Mrs. M. E. Cozzens: LIST on tastefully
arranged boquet, light rolls and cake
-$3,75.
Mrs. L. 8. Rockwell: End on most
tastefully arranged boquet and collec.
ton of asters-$1,OO
Mrs B. q. Dye: LIST on collection. Of
cut roses, dahlias, carnations, sweet peas
and canned plums-85.
Della Badger: End on collection oi
sweet peas and homemade cheese--$1,5 80
Ruth Cramer: LIST ON crochetted sack
$50 cents,
Mrs. J. N. Beatty: list on shopping bag,
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rant jelly, picked caulifiower, tomato
and grape catsup, End on embroidered
table scarf, sofa pillow, pin cushion,
largest apple, preserved gooseberries and
watermelon, plum and gooseberry jelly,
picked grapes and apples-S12,50.
Mrs. J. NJ. Snowden: LIST TN embrod.
cred sofa pillow, End on embroidery on
linen and center piece and dolyies-92.
Miss Eva Griffths: LIST on embroider-
ed tray cloth and dresser scarf, hem
stitched napkins and tray cloth-e250.
Miss Oral Eddy: 1st on handwriting
child under II years-5O cents.
Leon Eddy: LIST on writing by child
under IA years--50 cents.
Mrs, W. ]. Thompson; LIST on speci-
men drawn work-S2.
| Mrs. John Stanbridge: LIST .on chair
tidy-$1.
Miss Edna Browning: End on splasher
so cents.
Mrs W: E. Webster: LIST on lounging
plllow-S1.
Mrs. Ada Eddy: End on rag carpet-$1
Forrest Manning: End on fancy rug
so cents.
Mrs. JAS Stanton: LIST on oldest style
bonnet-50 cents.
Mrs. G. s. Hill: End on handkerchief
20 cents.
Mrs, J. T. Burns: 1st on infants ON