Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-09-19

J. w. Atkinson took first on breeding
pen Of Plymouth Rocks and on other
chickens.
Ruh Pugh was the winner Of prom
iums on poultry.
a. S. Parsons took three premiums for
! white Plymouth Rocks.
Mrs. Ben Reed was given three prem
iums on flowers.
W. F. Gibbons had the best peck Of
red onions.
In the bread and cake departments
premiums were awarded Mrs. Nellie
Hively. Mrs. Addie Lee and Mrs. n. G.
Bourne.
Mrs. w. d. Purse was awarded 20
premiums for bread. cake. paintings.
crochet work. and other fancy work.
j. C. kain's 2-year old mare was a
winner OF 4 second premium.
Percy Flagg took premiums for bread
and cake. by girl under u years.
Mrs. Nora Lowe took first and second
on bread and biscuit
Mrs. Rose Wilson was honored by even
40 premiums on pantry stores. fancy
work and flowers.
Mrs. A. Stoop took first on biscuit and
preserved peaches.
j. M. Blazer had some good poultry.
Mrs. J. II. whi,tenburg took 4 prem
iums on pantry stores.
The judges books show that fine cakes
were made by Maude Bruner. Nevada
miller and May F. Snow.
hrs. NJ. E. Snow carried of 81 prem
iums on pantry stores.
E. N. Berry won first on peaches, pre-
served peaches and onions; his daughter
making a premium winning cake.
Mrs. II. X. Wiley's crazy quilt was
given premium.
For quilt by lady over go Mrs. VIM.
Mecassill was give the first premium.
Mrs. L. ]. Byrum gaining second.
Other winners Of premiums for fancy
work. were Miss Maud Young. Carrie
Allen. Mrs. F. D. S,oop. Mrs. Ida Hill.
Mrs. N. U. Randell. May C. Steele. Belle
Swink. Annie Otwell. Edith bu;;eriield.
Dorothy Brown. Mrs. l. J. Edmunds.
Florence French. Mrs. Frances weidraan.
Stella Bailey. Clariee Taft. Pearl Dennis.
Maude Cressy. A. E. Brown. Grace
Moore. Mrs. r. A. Rivers and Mrs. F.
Jones.
Tho Rocky Ford public schools were
awarded 81 pfemiums for large variety
oi drawing and pon work.
Tho Holbrook Center school received Z
premiums for writing and drawing.
Hrs. Annie Haues received premiums
for plants.
Hiss Cyra elinn took premiums for
cut flowers and collections Of flowers.
oiaar winners OF premiums in tho floral
department were Mrs. v. a. Moore. Mrs,
r. L. FIie.inger. Alice Cook. Mrs. o. D.
Whey. Aooie Hunt. Eserss, kelsay. Cor
Ito Goodnar and Eihe. Bailey.
Mrs. Dora NJ. Tui;le took o premiums
on pantry stores.
Mrs. Ma6le Bryant carried home so
specimens Of pantry stores wearing blue
ribbons.
Mrs. J. @. Morrow. won 8 premiums
for saHsy work.
Mrs. b. r. Bolles received two frs;
premiums for canned fruits. Mrs. Celia
Gersais Jared equally well in tho same
limo.
For pantry stores premiums ~ofo fo-
eoiyed BY Mrs. Flora kalsay. 6: Mrs. j.
r. Roth. |: Miss Coral Wink. L: Mrs.. p
W. hss ~ sSssSNs
J. 3. Hunt. /: Mrs. 5. Gibson. s: Mrs. q
y. Baylss. !: MFs. 4. RI. TODD. /.
Mes. Julia Slayer received IL prem
iums, mainly for santry stores and fancy
! work.
Mrs. j. A. Lawson easily carried off
six premiums for paintings Of various
kinds.
For oil paintings Miss Cora Stevens
was given first for landscape. and bliss
Lena msgoo for marine view.
Mrs. +. y. Hsines was the winner o.
three premiums for paintings.
o,heF premiums in the art gallery were
taken By Miss Della Badger. Mrs. r. J.
Howard. Of la Jun,a. Miss Fay Barnes
HRS. J. Wsrtzeniaif Miss kiitio wrigh;
taxing five for paintings and fancy work
FOR a variety Of paintings. Mrs. Jno
Francis. Of La Junta, took 5 premiums.
Mrs. Matte Hulse was awarded Is
premiums for hand-psin,ed china.
Mrs. v. w. Stamp took 9 premiums for
china painting and fancy work.
Mrs. a. l. Burns took premiums for
fancy work: Mrs. a. C. Wright ditto.