The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-07

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For feather flowers. framed, first. Mrs.
HNrum Adams. Layton.
For home made rug, first; best col
lection plain sewing, first, Mrs. Hannah
Harvey, Layton.
For best display fancy work. girl under
J.. first. Eleanor Miller. Pennington.
For best display fine hand sewing, first
Mary Bennett. Kaysville.
FIRST. Miriam Smith, Pennington
For best display dressed dolls, first, Mrs
j. r. Proudfoot Kaysville
For best display crochet work. first,
Mrs. Joseph Smith, CentervilIe
For best disnlay English eyeet. first
For fancy lace work first: for
NJ. Melick, first, Mrs. Algie Ford, Far
mington.
Stanley Parrish. Centerville.
For best display eyelet work, first Mrs
d. Whitaker. Centervile.
for dress MADE by girl under 20 first
and special Sadie Sears. Pennington
For best display lacework first, Mrs
Pearl Stewart, Kaysville.
For best suit underwear first. Mrs
Warren Stevenson, Layton.
For best display infants wear. first,
Mrs. a; l.. Richards. Pennington.
For display silk embroidery first, Ger
trude Arbuckle Bountiful
For best display quilts, first. Kaysville
For handkerchief. first. Jennie Schmaiz.
For buggy robe and rug. first, Sophia
NJ. Loynd. blind. Pennington.
FOR BdttenDurS Centerplece. first, Miss
Luella Stewart, Kaysviile.
For best knitting done by lady over 60.
first. Mrs. T. l. Hyde. Kaysville.
For best display tatting first Minerva
z. r. Knowlton. Harrington.
For home made carpet. first, Sarah NJ.
Hess. Pennington.
For display knitting. first; best Spec-
men hand sewing. first. Mrs. Olive Pack,
Woods Cross.
For best display fancy work. first. Mrs.
c. H. Smith. Centerville.
For hest display silk cOcOOuS and Fa ~
material also gown from same Mrs. Jo-
sephine L. Rose, Pennington.
Department k-FIoriculture.
For bost six window plants. first: sin
gle specimen 6ehlia plant, first Mrs II.
II. Manning. Pennington.
For best display cut flowers. first: cut
flowers. first: bouquet, first, John Read
ing, CenteIville.
Department I-Education and Art.
For three paintings. water colors first,
Gertrude Moss. Woods Cross.
For best exhibit school work first tex
tile work. first; grammar grade drawing
first; penmanship. first; flat surface
maps. first. to First school district
For maps of Utah. first; primary
charts. first. 10 Centerville school dis
tIict
For oil paintings. first. Mrs Hyrum
Adams, Layton.
first II. J. Sheffield. jr.. KaysviIle
For cabinet Of photographs. first II. E.
Lewis, kaySVllle.
For general school work. four first
prizes, Second school district. Bountiful.
For general school work, first, Sixteenth
school district.
ment, Third school district.
For mixed exhibit school work, first;
primary drawing. first; language exer-
cises. first; composition work. first, TO
Eighth school district KaySvlle.
For kindergarten work and relief maps,
first Sixth school district. Pennington.
Department E-Dairy Products.
Best display cheese first, John w. Sim
gleton. Hooper
Dairy butter. second. Lettie NJ. Adams,
Layton.
Department H-Manufsctures.
For best display flour mill products,
first: for best display cereal food pro-
ducts. first. TO Ksysville Milling company
FOR best bread. first. Mrs. Jessie B.
Pack Woods Cross; second, Mary A. Har-
ris, Layton; third, Mrs. George w.
For best display canned goods. first:
canned fruit. first. to Kaysville Canning
company. Kaysville.
James G.. Mcdonald Candy company, Il.
9 NJ L. Hewlett Bros, Hatch Brick
company. Sears e. Jeremy (salO, all OF
Salt Lake.
Impresses Visitor.
AT interested visitor at the fair yes
terday was Mrs. Lydia Adams Williams
OF Washington. ID. c.. who is on her
way home from the Irrigation congress
az Boise, and from the international Con-
gress of Press Clubs at Denver. TO both
Mrs. Williams is connected with Forestry
and Irrigation. monthly magazine at the
capital.