The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1900-03-06

has ever been held in this city. There
have been bazaars and shows, but not
on such an extensive scale as this one
proved to be. The drawings of the ex-
penslve prize articles were observed in
a perfectly fair and honest manner The
prizes were of a costly nature and the
fortunate holders of chances felt more
than rewarded when they were number
ed among the lucky ones. Taking it all
together, the fair was conducted salts
factorily and honorably and the frater-
nifty as well as the community general
ly express their qualification at having
participated in the affair and noted it's
successful elimination.
The following is a list of the prizes
awarded on which chances were sold
during tho fair:
EAGLE LODGE.
Silk umbrella, Fred G.. Barr: fancy
lamp, j. w. Moore; royal tepletz vase,
Mrs. Samuel Bergert; Masonic ring,
Robert Ballard; wall paper for room,
Margaret Hillibush; fancy pillow, ].
Talbert; hand painted nut bowl, y. b.
Goodman, Cleveland; patent leather
shoes, Ed Wonderly; Stark County at
las, John Koontz, New Berlin; vase,
Pearl Ostrassner; vase, J. e. Dine; fan
cy set, John Rummel; center piece, Lu-
ra Correll; fancy pillow, Will Gardner;
vase, Lillian True; Loving Cup, Hamil
ton f. Strong, Cleveland; chocolate pot,
jeanette Bauhof; fancy pillow, Mrs. c.
w. Peters; mahogany upholstered chair
Helen Herbruck.
COMMANDERY.
X. T. pillow, Ben True, Cleveland; ton
| coal, Robert N. Jack; pair ladies shoes,
Mrs. Albert Coe; Turkish rug, w. H. Oh
iver; Davenport sofa, Emma Holl, New
Berlin guitar, C. L. Oberly; piano, Geo.
e. Baldwin,; piano cover. Mrs. w. H.
Burgener; piano scarf, w. F. Clark.
Dennison; silk umbrella, ]. H. Lewis,
| Cleveland; box cigars, H. A. Cavnah,
box cigars, Charles Rumley, Elgin, ILL.,;
box cigars, ]. A. Heman, Cleveland;
sewing machine, Fred Weldmayer, Lee
tonia; golf sticks, r. H. Bulley; cigar
ribbon pillow, A. B. Walker; fancy pill
low Mrs. II. C. Parker: lace handker-
chief, Mrs. Charles Oberly; lace hand
kerchief, DIR. Tyrrell; brass and onyx
stand DR.. A. C. Brant.
SHRINE.
Silk Umbrella, w. H. Williamson;
leather couch, Mrs. w. p. Hall; rug, w.
II. Copthorne picture, r. Bastford;
book case, A. A. Lind; satchel, Mrs. H
G.. Frease rug, l.. s. Deford, Minerva
ladies 400 watch, A. B. Clark; transpor-
tation, H. N. Albee; statues, l.. 3. Oh
Tiger; silver bon-bon dish, Mrs. M .Har-
ding; Bulgarian pillow, Mrs. Moore
chime; G.. Schown; stand spread, Mary
MCGOWAN; water color picture, Harold
Quinn; Indian picture, Daisy Lantz; La.
fayette dollar, w. A. Bell; doll, Eugene
Henderson; doll, Clause Voges; foo
ball, Arthur Fisher.
PERFECTION.
Mahogany dressing table, Mrs. Young
Bank street; easy chair, George Nc
!: Kelvey; pair trousers, Peter Miller; la
, dies desk, H. H. Lawson; dress sui
case, Mary Zengler; water cooler, JohI
. Bour; two candlebras, Cyrus Woodbury.
) Columbus; hand painted china, Mrs. o
d. Hogue; cut glass salad dish, B. N
! Winnings; lunch cloth. Lillian Diebold
wall paper for room, Minnie Book; hi
cycle lamp, Ralph Wann; eiderdoWi
quilt, Mrs. Henry Bowen.
CANTON LODGE.
Pair shoes, w. ID. Theobald; atlas,
H. Focht, Canal Fulton; mantel clock
William Simpson; mandolin, William
Miller; diamond ring, A. M. True
nightingale robe, James F. Clark; Gu
glass water dish, Alice Dueble.
CHAPTER.
Trunk, w. II. Gardner: sofa lounge
William Wolf; cabinet, Mrs. H. A. Cav
nah; chair, John Newman; fancy lamI
e. Gustafson; vase, Mrs. B. c. Egley
box cigars, VIM. Broom; rattan chail
y II. e. Fife; locket, w. r. Gilbert; han
> painted china, A. Ashbrook; toilet SCI
Robert Neill, New York: gas range
Ethel e. Cory; fine pillow, Will Saxtcn
, toilet set, w. Quinn; white satin pillow
:, Kate Brannon; ladies' bicycle, A. I
u Harding.
COUNTRY STORE.
Carving set, A. j. Underhill: smoB
!, ing jacket, Mrs D. Rudy; hemstitche
linen set, Mrs. H. e. Dueble; transpoI
tation, Lewis Waters, Cleveland; tw
:. dozen napkins, ]. II. Lewis, Cleveland
'. opera glasses, Mr.. Doudy, Cleveland
- silk umbrella. e. II. Frick, Cleveland
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