Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-24

4 ger, ~ cents
Entry So Drawn work, Annie Foul
ger 'speciaD, 81 cents
Entry 6i-Ghsmann special. Mrs 1,
r. Grant.
Entry 6i Handkerchief Mrs. H. 4
/ Grant 90 cents
Entries 20 TO % Inclusive Baby
I clothes, embroidery. dainng. meuding
| Mrs. +. " ronroy. - cents each
Entry N-laCe Mrs T. n. carr g.
Entry Ni-l,ace. Mrs. r. "A. Carr. 81
Eutry @-Sofa pillow, ". Douglass
20 cents.
Entry li7-sofa pillow, Mrs. Horton
ueoondl. 80 cents.
Entry ii9-Table cover Mrs Horton
90 cents.
Entry l-0-Rattenberg Mrs. Hortou
tsecondj, so cents.
Entry l5l-knit cotton quilt, Mrs
Boyer 81.
Entry l52--Dmwn work. (spcciaD
Mrs Horton (0ccondl 5oc.
Entry 2o1 SILK embroidery in colors
on liuen D. b. CASTOR. 81.
special prize for largest and best
display IF articles The work Of one
person Mrs. Horton S2
SPECIAL PRIZES.
Glasmaun Special Bread. Deaf and
Dumb school (hrsO Mrs ~ NJ. WI
lms fsecondl, one years subScrip-
ton.
Henderson, spcvial-Clay work by
amateur. Frank Henicrshot s. co.
j. ). Lewis Special Display OF fruit
Deaf and Dumb school (GrsO, N,Geil
Bros. (second) t25
r. NJ Nye. Special Display poultry.
Miss Nerna MCCrackcu, Sl5.
-. Ragan Spccial-Largest mclohs
and cantaloupcs Mrs. Boyer SO.
A. l. Brewer Specialized display
OF tomatoes, A. Nav. $50.
VI. Massa Speclal-Best spemimcn
hand painted china, Mrs. j. L. Herick,
S.
". Glasmaun Speclal-Cake and Jelly.
deaf and dumb school, one years sub
scriptlon.
Richardson q Grant sper!al-Beets
and tomatoes. G. GoiCh, SO.
Egar Jones Speclal-Apples and
peaches deaf and dumb school (hrsU,
Wedell Bros (secOndl. 50 cents.
]. q. Nye Special-Greatest variety
and best display farm products, county
infrmary OrsU, Sl5.
]. G. Nye Special-Same az above,
second. $40.
RECOMMENDATIONS OF JUDGES
County infrmary diploma.
Becker Brewing company. diploma.
Deaf and Dumb school, diploma.
J. 4. Dlnsmore, diploma.
Special Exhibit-Heber Ray Priest Of
Brigham city, fat boy, years OF age,
weight l01.
FUNERAL OF ADOLPH MULLER.
Many friends assembled at the Meth
odlst church yesterday afternoon TO
pay a tribute Of respect 10 the memory
OF AdOlph Muller who was accidentally
last Tuesday. AT ? o'clock
the funeral services were commenced
Rev David y. Crane presiding a la
dies quartet sang several appropriate
selections and Miss Olga Wehrend sang
a beautiful solo. Mr.. Dunn, a close
friend OF the deceased, eulogized his
memory and spoke OF him as a young
man possessing true Christian princl-
Piles and many sterling qualities. The
Decorators and Painters union and
Women OF Woodcraft attended the SER
vices In a body and conducted their
ritual al the grave IN the Mountain
View cemetery where he was lain TO
rest
PASSED BOGUS MONEY.
A young man giving his name as
James Lane Is now at the city jail
awaiting trial on the charge Of passing
money. He was arrested
Saturday evening. Lane is supposed !
10 be tho man who has been causing !
he ogden police department consider |
able trouble for some time past by cir |
'ulating bogus money. Saturday eve
hing he went into a Wall avenue res
,aurant, where he made a l0-cent pur-
,hase and presented a SIC bill In pay
ment thereof The proprietor not be-
Ing able to change the bill. left the
restaurant to get II changed. On the
street he met officer Malone. and as
he bill did not look good II was shown
10 the policeman, and Lanes arrest
Lane has been identified by
, japanese on whom he passed a $50 /,
bill |