Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-09-10
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
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Display of drugs and toilet articles,
Chas. Ivey 1st
Display Of jewelers. goods, J. j.
Mauger 1st
Display of milliner's goods exhibit
of own make, Amy Masten LIST
Display hardware and stoves, J. J.
Penhallegon & Co.
Cream separator, L. L. Schultz lst
Flour and ground feed exhibit, Jno.
G.. Martin & Son 1st
CLASS 38-FARM PRODUCTS
One-half busheI fall wheat, Williams
Bros. 1st and I'd
One-bushel of white oats, Williams
Bros. 1st, Geo. W. Clayton I'd
One-half bushel yellow corn in ear,
Ed Woolrich LIST, Ed Kieffer I'd
One-half bushel barley, Williams
Bros. 1st aud I'd
One-half bushel clover seed, Hans
Lawson LIST, Williams Bros. I'd
One-half bushel timothy seed, Thomas
E. Tonkin 1st, Hans Lawson I'd
CLASS 39-VEGETABLES
One-half bushel early patatoes, G. W.
Clayton 1st, Jas. Hoare I'd
One-half bushel late potatoes, Ed.
Kieffer 1st and I'd
Peck turnip beets, Richard Fitzsim-
mons LIST, Mrs. Walter Oke I'd
Peck rutabagars, Bert Chapman 1st
I'd
Peck tomatoes, Mrs. w. Oke LIST, r.
D. Wilson I'd
Peck carrots, Ed FitZsimmOns lst, r.
D. Wilson I'd
Twelve satisfy, Ruth Spensley LIST,
Jas. Knight I'd
Twelve leek, Bert Chapman lst and I'd
Twelve ears sweet corn, Mrs. Fred
Motley lst, Ruth Spensley I'd
Twelve parsnips, r. D. Wilson 1st,
Ruth Spensley I'd
Six table squashes, Ruth SpensIey lst,
Thomas E. Tonkin I'd
Six mangel wurtzel, red, Ed. Fitzsim-
mons 1st and I'd
Six cabbage, r. D. Wilson LIST
Six punches celery, Ruth Spensley 1st
Sample lima beans, Bert Chapman lst,
r. D. Wilson I'd
Sample string beans, Ollie Keller LIST,
Ruth Spensley I'd
Sample hops, N. NJ. Jewell & Son 1st
and I'd
Sample cucumbers, Mrs. Fred Motley
1st, Ruth Spensley I'd
Sample peppers, Ed Woolrich lst,
Mrs. Fred Motley I'd
DIVISION J-FRUITS, PLANTS,
FLOWERS
CLASS 41-FRUIT
Six varieties summer apples correctly
named, Elizabeth Walker LIST.
Single plate of summer apples, Eliza
beth Walker LIST.
Display Siberian crabs, best and lar
gest display, Elizabeth Walker LIST.
Display pears, largest and best display,
Fannie Ivey LIST.
Display autumn apples, Elizabeth Walk
er LIST.
CLASS FUNDAMENTAL AND HOUSE
PLANTS IN POTS
Display house plants, not less than 20,
H. W. Frieden LIST, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck
Jr. I'd.
Display geraniums in pots, not less
than six, Warren Jackson LIST.
Display roses in pots, not les, than
three, Nellie Ivey LIST, Mrs. Geo.
Jeuck Jr. I'd.
Display begonias in pots fancy leaves)
H. W. Frieden 1st, Ed Woolrich I'd.
Display begonias in pots (tuberous)
not less than six, H. W. Frieden 1st,
Mrs. Geo. Jeuck Jr. I'd.
Display fuchias in pots, not less than
three, Ed Woolrich LIST, Mrs. Frank
Jeuck Jr. I'd.
Display carnations in pots, not less
than three, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck Jr. LIST.
Display petunias (double) in pots, not
less than six, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck Jr. LIST
Display foliage plants in pots, not less
than six, Mrs. W. ]. Jeuck LIST, Mrs.
Geo. Jeuck Jr. I'd.
Single geranium in bloom, Warren
Jackson 1st.
Single helitrope in bloom, Ed Woolrich.
Single oleander, Ruth Spensley LIST, H.
W. Frieden I'd.
Gloxiana, not less than three, Mrs.
Geo. Jeuck Jr. 1st, Mrs. Fred Wag-
ner I'd.
Asparagus fern, plumonus nanus, Mrs.
F. c. Weidenfeller LIST, Mrs. Geo.
Jeuck Jr. I'd.
Asparagus fern, spengeri, Mrs. F. c.
Weidenfeller LIST, Fannie Ivey I'd.
Boston fern, Mrs. w. J. Jeuck 1st.
Single palm, H. ". Frieden LIST.
Single greenhouse fern, Mary Ivey LIST.
Display native ferns, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck
Jr. 1st, Mrs. W. J. Jeuck I'd.
Floral design, choiceness of flowers
considered, Mrs. Belle Hupperts 1st,
Ollie Keller I'd.
CUT FLOWERS
To be arranged in trays if possible.
Display geraniums, Pearl Cooking 1st,
Annie Beaumont I'd.
Display verbenas, Ed Woohich LIST,
Fannie Ivey I'd.
Display asters, D. J. Jacka 1st, Ed
Woolrich I'd.
Display pansies, Fannie Ivey 1st, Chas.
Neal I'd.
Display drummond phlox, Mrs. Frank
Jeuck LIST, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck Jr. I'd.