The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-09-23
AUSP|CIOuS CLOSING
OF THE COUNTY FAIR,
Large Crowd in Attendance on the
Last Day-Good Racing a
Feature.

The second annual fair of the Citizens
Fair Association was brought to a Close
yesterday at Creve Occur Lake. One of tn.
largest crowds ever seen at the lake was
present. The crowd was an orderly one, the
only unpleasant incident being the picking
Of the pockets of Mrs. Philip Dauster OF
Stratman, who was relieved of a purse con-
tanning $50.
The 2:O trotting race was O by Nor.
mar j. CoIman's Wilksgold in five heats.
Louis Sp%elbrink's Hal Dumas was second
and Fl. ]. Dionysius's Alcoman was third.
The best time was 2:35As. The 2:40 pacing
race was won by H. ]. D%ionysius's Drexell,
Jr., with Herman Heitert's Royal Flush
second. Best time, $50
Awards In other departments were as fol-
lows:
Fine arts. textile fabrics and domestic manu-
factures: silk patchwork Quilt-Mrs. f. Knocker.
Fern Ridge. first: Miss Josephine Mosley. Creye
Occur, second.
Calico patchwork quIlt-Mr.. Dick. studt Post
Office. arst: Lizzie Blank. Studt Post Office.
second.
SILK crazy quilt-Miss Lena Dietrich. Anton.
first: Miss Bessie Ruder. Alton. second.
Knitting Observation-Disclosures Heineman. Ball
Crocheting specimen = Catherine Heineman.
nr.t; Henrietta Bauer. Belleiontaine. second.
first; Miss Emily Hackman. Creye Occur. second.
Home.laundered shirt-Mrs. Emmett Stephens.
Kitchen apronsMrs.. Dick. studs Post Office.
sanbonnes-Mrs James Bsrbee. creve Occur.
first: Mrs. w, ude. second.
nr sa't Mrs. =. Barsss. crese cee%r. second ndll'N'A'
Knitted gloves. mitts or stockingsN-Bessfe Ru-
der. Anton. first; Folste Heineman. Baldwin. sec
Knit lace in stlk-Mrs E. Stephens. creve
Crochet shawl-Mrs. p. H. Sebastian. Bellefon-
Crochet laee-Dai.y Reinhard, Bellefontaine.
hf T.ne lss ap KSn,a1ana sf as!,e sf.' Bheils ssssadi first:
Table eover.Kate Wagner. BALDWIN,. first: Bes-
,r stehp1s Daisy 'i Reinhard. h seIIssfon Msfn..e second Gat".
Etching ing in es sSSsfonK cr r.; M edsey. s Second ndu's'
HsmstiaehingS..Dsisy Bernhard. hrsti Mrs. Hen
ry p1 MSe n.tSrcaa aa', Works ssfSn'' Henry woerther.
prssn-tireaa work-Mi.s Daisy Reinhard.
Fancy sofa plllow-paisy ReInhard. BelIefon-
tame. FIRST; Mrs. L. Knocke. Fern Ridge, Sec
Artistic cottage p~illow-Mollie Barbee. creve
Frey mats-Mrs. E. Stephens. first: Mrs. C.
Special centerpiece-Mrs. ]. King. first; Laura
CeLterpiece. raised embroidery-Daisy Rein
hard. first; saiiie Lang: second:
Erresa. firsi: Miss saliIe Lang. second.
Embroidered sofa piliow-Daisy Reinhard. first.
Landscape painting. cll-sadis whiteside. first
Marine painting. in OLA. T. Smith. first and
secrEd.
OH portraits and crayon drawins-A. T. Smith.
Paper cuttIng-IAzzie Blank. first: R. H. Stew
Penmanship-woodice Hays. Baldwin, first; r.
Stevens. Jr.. Clayton. second.
.heat"HenIy Bopp II first: Austin Massey. second 5ner
y heat: any yariety-Henry Bopp. first: E. w.
Sweet corn-sam Eckelkamp. first.
White corn-Henry wuest. first and second.
Yellow eorl-Heinrich Wuest. first: Henry Gre
Corn. any -variety-G. F. Miller. first: oycar
largest collection OF different varieties of corn
-Hsrry crecelins, first: Q. F. Miller. second.
White oats-Henry Bopp. first: D. Bauer. Gee
P 2atnilssp,,.r sGTee eib hr; It,,
p npkina'Georse Y +. Mile Miller. frs. and second.
Gucumbers.,M. II. Matlack. first; Henry Gre
Cantaloupes-Peter Kolb. first: L. Hehart. Sec /
Watermelons-Jesse Joplin. first: 1. Dehart. |
Display Of veEetables-Henry c~recelfu.. first.
sauashes,,George C. Snyder. first: Henry Greet |
Essplant-G. b. Bowles. first. |
Eeets-Peter Kolb. first: Henry CreceIius. sec |
Irish p~otatoes-Georse F. Miller. first; Henry
Early Ohio potatoes-oscar studt. first; Jerome
Hilbert. second.
Early Ohio Junior potatoes-Gcorge F. Miller. |
|
Snowflake potatoes-Henrfetta wuest. first: Mrs.
3ecrge Eisenhardt. second.
Early Rose potatoes-George F. Miller. first.
Farmers Friend potatoes-Heinrich Wuest. first
md second. |
White Star potatoes-George F. Miller, first.
Early Sunrise pc~tatoes-George F.. Miller. first. |
Early Beauty of Hebron p'tatoes-George F.
Early burbank seeding po~ta.oes-George F. |
Rural New Yorker potatoes-Henry Wuest. 4
Irst; George F. Miller. second.
Mfllion-dollar potatoes-0eorge F. Miller, first: |
Yellow sweet potatoes-Henry Crecelus, Mehl-
lille, frst: August Juengel. Anton. second.
Bermuda sweet potatces-Mrs. p. B. Pfister. |
'reve Occur, first: H. ]. Snyder. Creve Occur.
largest display Of different varieties Of sweet
o~tafoes-August JuengeI. Anton. first; Henry
MELVILLE. second. 1
Green beans. any variety-Sam Ecklekamp, |
rice Post Office, first: N. NJ. Matlock. studt
%ax besn;, Henry c1 scsn ,d Mehly rl, FIRST Hst
0m,on saIiWin se second. rem .'''se' hrr'' iie"
TeoSmatoes-p. Whiteside. wellston. first and
Rem Davis apples-J. ". schaffng. Creve
oeur, first: Oscar Linns.. Bellefontaine. second.
Jonathan appleAA. Moeller. Fern Ridge. hrst:
Ienry Grieb. stratmann. second. ~
rst: r. saf1m. Lake Post Once. second.
Grimes's golden appfes-Mrs. g. Elsenhardt. ]
eilefontaIne. first: Henry Crecelius. MELVILLE.
Northern spy appies-R. sahn,. Lake. nrst: H.
= Stephens. Lake. second.