Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-08-24
THE INWO0D FAIR
Large Crowds Are in Attendance
Each Day.
THE PREMIUMS AWARDED.
The Display Was One Of the Best for Years
An Unusual Number Of Exhibits.


Premiums wore awarded by the
ludges at the Inwood Fair yesterday
as follows:
James Mcdonald Egyptian wild
geese. NJ. G. Hoffman. light Drama
chickens. also rose comb leghorns,
Leu Watson, rose comb white leg
horn fowls, also buff cochen chicks.
SNYDER Bane buff cochan fowls, par
fridge cochen fowls. partridge cochen
chicks, light Drama fowls, black lang
shang fowls, barred plymouth rock
fowls, wyandotte chickens singleeomb
brown leghorn chicks, rose comb,
brown leghorn fowls. black breasted
game fowls, brown breastd red game
fowls, white Bantum fowls, Peakin
ducks Toulouse geese, James M
Walker, Duckwlng game fowls. Pyls
game fowls, Irish gray game fowls,
black game fowls, Irish Pit game
fowls. H. f. Bursell, Irish gray
game fowls. Albert Mason, red game
Brantums. Miss Anna Sherrard, Pea
comb Barred Plymouth chicks. A
Kogelschatz andblack minorica fowls,
single comb white leghorn fowls, sim
gle comb white leg horn chicks, sim
gle comb brown leghorn fowls. G. E.
Snipe, barred Plymouth rock chicks,
white Plymouth Rock chicks DOckers
bantum chicks. Pauline NJ Fry,
black breasted and red game bantum
chicks
Snyder Bane, maiden blush apples
A. A. Boyer, plums. Mrs. Richard
Shrodes, crab apples, Harry Henshaw,
apples. l.. f. Wilson, Ben Davis
apples. r. +. Shepherd. summer
strawberry apples. l.. f. Wilson,
grapes. G. r. Mish, cantaloupes. L.
+. Wilson. Crawford early peaches.
Alberta peach damson, mountain
rose peaches. w. d. Miller, largest
display of fruit
Harry Bryarly, gated saddle mare.
james Mcdonald, single driving horse.
w. r. Lewis, pair driving horses. W.
r. Lewis, wheat. A. G. Flagg. larg-
est display grains, coffee red wheat.
Mrs. James Wright grain millet. f.
corn and white corn. Harry Bryarly
barly and oats. Abrim Grim, foltz.
wheat and on blu stem wheat Mary
Kearns. plum jelly. Mrs S. a. Wes-
L..
gooseberries, ounces, peas, strawber-
ries pine APPLE, sweet pickle canta-
1oupe, sweet pickle peaches sweet
pickle plums, chow chow, preserved
black berries, strawberries, currants,
goosebe rries cherry jelly, currant
jam, strawberry jam. Mary Morgan,
black berry jelly. Josephine Morgan,
apple Jelly. Mrs. j.. W. Gray, goose
berry jelly. Mrs. j. f. stauh canned
peaches and tomatoes. Miss Blanche
Staub sweet pickle pears. Mrs. j. d.
Siler, pear jelly. Mrs. William
Shrodes, canned apples. Mrs. Ida
Rowlan, preserved gooseherries, dam
son jelly. Miss E. Tahb, vinegar.
Mrs. Sallie Shrowdes. display jellies.
Miss A. Nj. Henson, current jelly,
canned apples. Miss Otie Silver
raspberry vinegar. Miss NJ A. Balm.
preserved tomatoes and sweet pickle
ounces. Mrs. q go. Henson,
raspberry jelly. Mrs. James Henson,
apple butter. Mrs. James H. Shepard,
tomato catsup and crab apple jelly.
Miss Helen Shepard, grape jelly. Mrs.
David Pitzer, canned pears, black
berries and plums. Mes. James W.
Mcdonald, pine apple preserves Miss
Blue, battenburg lace. Mrs. Leigh,
houitou lace. Miss Maize Wilen,
drawn needle work. Knitting in cotton
Miss +. Wilen, crocbet in cotton, Miss
Coe McKown, sofa cushions. Miss
Otie Silver, buttonhols. Miss Grace
West, hem stitch. Miss f. Wilen,
painting ON China. Kiss b. Staub,
knis slipper @. W Hoyer, amateur
photography. Miss Fannie Wilen, still
life in water cel9rs. Mrs. Hazel
Stuckey, oil painting on satin Miss Nj.
Wilen, embroidery in twist silk.
| Marine painting in oil Miss NJ
Wien, figure painting in water color
I md cut out embroidery. B. S. Walsh,
ycrayon, pencil drawing, still life in
goil, and landscape in water color. Mrs.
John Henson, oil figure painting. Mrs.
ii. V. Bowers. knitting and patch
work quilt. Mrs. A. Andrews, en-
broiderv in twist silk. Mrs. s. f.
Pane. knitting in twisted silk. Mrs.