The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-10-23
THE FLORAL HALL.
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in this Department of the Fair.
The list of successful competitors
in the Floral Hall department of
the Maury County Fair, which was
published in last weeks HERALD,
contained several errors, and was
misleading to the contestants. We
publish below a corrected list, fur
nished by Mr.. Ed Gordon, manager
of the Floral Hall:
Products of Farm and Garden.
Best bushel field peas, G. C. Mccall;
best bushel clover seed, T. H. Nicely
best bushel millet seed, and best bushel
Irish potatoes, r. l.. Gordon; best
bushel sweet potatoes, Mrs. Ed Looney
pumpkin seed, Mrs. John Wartield
best display of vegetables, Mrs. e. D.
Looney; best fifty ears corn, Il. H.
Neeley; best fifty ears pop corn, Mrs.
+. d. Looney best bushel oats, John
Warfeld; best bushel barley, and
best bushel wheat, T. II. Neeley; best
display of farm products, I. II. Medley.
Art Department.
Best and largest collection of pictures
in oil, Miss A. Wilson; best and largest
collection of pictures in crayon; Miss
Lula Mosely; best Kensington painting
on velvet, and best painting on glass,
Mrs. \. M. Jones; best painting on
satin, Mrs. j. B. Wilson.
Culinary Department.
Best country ham, Mrs. w. H. Ma
gruder; best five pounds lard, Mrs. John
Warheld; best soap, Mrs. Letsinger
best cucumber sour pickle, best cucum-
Der sweet pickle, and best tomato
pickle, Miss Mary McFall; best tomato
sauce, Mrs. G. L. Looney; best mixed
sour pickle Mrs. William McFall; best
mixed sweet pickle, Miss Mary McFall.
Preserves.
Best apple, peach, pear, ounce, and
cherry, Miss Mary McFall; best black
berry, Mrs. John Burns; best citron,
Mrs. r. c. Gordon; best tomato, Miss
Mary McFall; best raspberry, Mrs. j. p.
Baugh; best strawberry, Mrs. H. C.
Harlan; best damson, Mrs. G.. c. Nc
Fall; best plum, Mrs. c. 7. Looney
best grape, Miss Emma McFall; great
est variety, Miss Mary McFall.
JelIies.
Best apple, Mrs. n. NJ. Jones; best
crab apple, blackberry, and cherry,
Mrs. T. S. Ellis; best ounce, Miss Dot
Ewing; best lemon, strawberry, plum
and pear, Mrs. f. ID. Looney; best rasp-
berry, Miss Mary McFall; best grape,
Mrs. John Burns; best damsOn, Mrs. J.
z. Baugh; best display, Mrs. 7. s. Ellis
Wines.
Best grape, Mrs. Taylor Peters: best
black berry, Mrs. 7. S. Ellis; best wine
of any kind, Miss Mary Lamb; best
display, Miss Mary McFall.
Cordials.
Best black berry, Mrs. w. ]. Moore
best peach, Mrs. T. S. Ellis; best cherry
| Mrs. q. C. McFall; best strawberry, Miss
Emma McFall; best raspberry, Miss
Mary McFall.
Canned Fruits.
Best apples, Mrs. John Warfield; best
peaches, black berries, raspberries, and
grapes, Miss Mary McFall; best ounces
Mrs. E. d. Looney; best pears, Mrs. VIM
| McFall; best straw berries, Mrs. G.. T.
| Looney; best plums, Mrs. w. j. Moore
best cherries, Miss Minnie Avent; best
tomatoes, Mrs. VIM. McFall; best corn
Mrs. H. c. Harlan; best damsons, Mrs
w. 7. Erwin; best display, Miss Mary
! McFall.
Breads.
Best loaf wheat bread, Mrs. join
Warield; best loaf corn light bread
/ y
Mrs. c. t. Looney; best beaten biscuit
Mrs. ]. f. Walker; best soda biscuit
Miss Mary McFall.
Cakes.
Best white cake. and best sponge
cake, Miss Florence Farrell; best jelly
cake, Mrs. John Warfield; best cocoanut
cake, best dark fruit cake, and best
J light fruit cake, Miss Mary McFall
best ribbon cake, Mrs. H. c. Harlan.
Art Department.
Best cotton Counterpart, Miss HolliC
Hunt; best crochet trimming, Mrs
Stewart Fleming; best cushion for sofa
| Miss Charlotte Henderson; best pin
cushion, embroidered, Mrs. n. NJ. Jones
best pair socks or stockings, and best
embroidery in cotton, Mrs. Haynie; best
Embroidery in worsted, Mrs. j. A. Tim,
mons; best embroidery in silk, Mrs
IZera c. Andrews; best handkerchief
embroidered, Miss jamie Sheegog; best
knitted trimming, Miss Emma McFall
best knitted rug, Miss Hollie Hunt
best lambrequin, Mrs. Malinda Cecil
best lamp rug, Mrs. Haynie; best out
/ line work in silk, Miss Estelle Nevills
| best pillow shams, Miss Addie Wool
ard best calico quilt, Mrs. c. ID. knight
best worsted quilt, Mrs. G. T. Looney
best silk or velvet quilt, Mrs. Haynie
best rag carpet, yards, Mrs. Howard.
Poultry Department.
Best pair bronze turkeys, S. w. War
| field; best pair game chickens, and
best game cock, a. b. Harlan; best
pair Plymouth Rocks, ). W. Warfield.