The Socorro chieftain. [volume] (Socorro, N.M.) 1902-1959, 1908-09-26

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de Lopez of Magdaleua first
premium.
Lace table cloth, Mrs. Manuel
Vigil first premium.
Embroidered lunch cloth, Miss
Lena Price first premium.
Darued work, Mrs. Vicente G..
Vigil second premium.
Lace Sideboard scarf, Mrs. w.
G.. Hammel second premium
Waist, Mrs. J. T.. Smith first
premium; Mrs. NJ. Coouey sec
ond premium.
Point lace scarf, Mrs. {. T.
Brown first premium.
Collection of colored embroid-
cry. Mrs. n. T.. NllSen of San
Marcial first premium; Miss Ehie
Berry second premium.
Hardanger work, Mrs. Agnes
Stages of San Marcial first pre-
MUM; Mrs. Howard Sweet sec
ond premium.
Quilt, Mrs. Vicente G.. Vigil
first premium; Mrs. Nancy Smith
second premium.
Art work, Rev. Ph Martin
Home Cooking.
Committee - Mesdames c. G..
Duncan, +. II. Sweet, Jos. T..
Smith, J. f. Cook, Lee f. Holf-
man, A. f Howell, John Bow
man, Crencio c Torres, Ramon
Olguin, J h Vigil, ii NJ Dough-
erty, II a Avery, + G Bartlett,
II h Harris, Jas + Berry
Judges - MeSdames Babcock,
Kelly, J. +. Smith, Hall, Hill,
Collins, J. w. Terry, Bursum,
James.
Bread, Mrs. DriScoll.
Cake, Mrs. Howell.
Doughnuts, Mrs. w, f.. Martin.
Cookies, Mrs. John w. Terry.
Brown bread, Mrs. Harris.
Pies, Mrs. Rose.
Meats, Mrs. Winkler.
Salad, Mrs. c. II. Brown.
Canned fruit, Mrs. LeeSon.
Preserves, Mrs. Matthews.
Pickles, Mrs. Sweet.
Jelly, Mrs. John Greenwald, Jr.
The net proceeds from the sale
of the exhibits in this depart
ment was S5S.
The home cooking committee
wish to thank the ladies of So
corro for their generous donations,
which made it possible for the
committee to make so great a
success of the sale.
Mrs. c. G. DUNCAN, Chairman.
Floats and Carriages.
Judges Messrs. A. ID. Coon,
w. NJ. Berger, and Harry Patter-
son.
On floats, three premiums were
awarded in order as follows:
LoewenStieu Bros, New Mexico
School of Mines, Mcdonald Co.
of Kelly.
On decorated private carriages
two premiums were awarded in
order as follows: Mrs. w. II.
Hill, Mrs. @. +. Cook.
Races
Foot race for men, w. Pettus
first, Jesus Barela second.
Foot race for BOYS under u
wears, Martin Lopez first; Juan
Valencia second.
Foot race for boys under 3
years, Stanley Mayer first; Mel
iton Torres, Jr. second.
Sack race, Raymond Kealer
first; Irwin Smith second.
Burro race, Oliver Harris first;
G.. Silva second.
FAIR NOTES.
Magdalena and Kelly sent down
some fine floats that attracted
much attention.
The dedication of the new hall
of the Spanish American Alliance
was a notable event and doubtless
the means of bringing many Wis
itorS to the fair.
Only one accident was reported
for the five days of crowding aud
jostling. Mrs. c. Sickles had
the misfortune to be thrown from
an overturned buggy and quite
badly hurt.
Sheriff and Mrs. Aniceto c.
Abeytia extended the hospitality
of their home to few guests at
dinner Monday evening. 1t
would be superiluous to say that
the dinner was excellent and
greatly enjoyed. The guests
present were Col. A. l.. Morrison,
Hon. III. o. Bursum, p. J. Saw
age, Leandro Baca, Conrado A.
Baca, and Il. A. Drake. 1t was
expected that Governor Curry
would be present, but his failure
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