The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-08

First award, G.. A. Daugh-
erty; second, G. A. Daugherty.
Langshang Black, Glass First
award. G. A. Daugherty.
Class First award, G. A. Daugh-
erty.
Glass 3.-First award, G. A. Daugh-
erty.
Ducks, Ronens, Glass l. First
award, D. E. Weller, Richmond.
Eggs. Heaviest Dozen.-First award.
T. J. Addleman; second, w. E. Eiken-
bury.
Pigeons, Best Pair. Fan Tails-First
award, G. A. Daugherty.
Pigeons, Best Pair Pouters-FIrst
award, Gus Eggemeyer; second award,
Gus Eggemeyer.
Pigeons, Best Pair Tumblers-First
award, Robert Click.
FRUIT.
Apples, Best Plate, any variety
First award. Daniel Medearis, Center
Vile; second, Daniel Medearis, Gen.
terville; third, J. S. Henwood, Center
Vile
Pears, Best Plate, any variety
First award, Mrs. Leo A. Zeyen. Rich
mond; second, F. NJ. Grottendick,
Richmond.
Peaches, Best Plate, any variety
First award, H. r. Clifford, Richmond;
second. Clara Feldman, Richmond:
third, Chas. Horner.
Ounces, best plate, any variety
First award, Emma McMinn. Center
Vile; second, Noah Ryan. Richmond;
third. Miss Hughes. Richmond.
Grapes, White, Best Plate-First
award, Miss Anna Sloane; second,
Mrs. D. c. Jay, Webster.
Grapes, Black, Best Plate-First
award, E. Karves; second, Mrs. Anna
Sloane.
Corn, 1908 Crop. Twelve Ears, Vel
low.-Second award, w. F. Parks,
Kitchell
Corn, 1908, Twelve Ears, White
First award. w. e. Eikenbury.
Wheat Half-bushel, Red First
award, Olive Meyers; second, Daniel
Medearis, Centerville.
Glover Seed, Half Bushel.-First
award, J. e. Wolfe, Richmond; second
award, w. 8. Manning, Economy.
VEGETABLES.
Beans-Two Quarts, Lima, Colored.
First award, VIM. J. Bloemke, Rich
mond
Cucumbers, One Dozen. First
award, Daniel Medearis.
Tomatoes, One Peck Yellow.-First
award. Will Gregg, Boston; second, H.
S. Meyer, Richmond.
Tomatoes, One Peck, Red.-First
award, Will Gregg. Boston; second, c.
E. Stemple, Richmond
Muskmellons (three)-First award,
Will Gregg.
Sauashes (three) First award, Dan
iel Medearis; second. Linzy Brown,
Chester.
Largest Pumpkin First award,
VIM. Guffen, Richmond; second, c. e.
Savage, Centerville.
Largest Squash-First award, J. N.
Howard, Richmond; second, Albertus
Parker. Centerville.
Field Pumpkin, three best-First
award. J. G. Jay, Richmond; second,
c. L. Clifford, Fountain City.
Turnips, Half Peck.-First award,
Harry Miller, Richmond.
Beets, Half Dozen.-First award,
Edward r. Berheide, Richmond.
Onions, Half Peck, YeIlow.-First
| award, John Schneider; second, Chas.
Ecl1les.
| Potatoes, Best Peck Any Variety
First award, D. e. Weller; second,
VIM. Griffen.
| Potatoes, three varieties, one peck
First award, Harry Miller; second, c.
Y. Addleman
| Sweet Potatoes, Yellow First
award, John Schneider; second, H.
| Williams, Webster.
TOBACCO.
Exhibited as grower wishes.-First
| award, Richard Taylor, Richmond;
second, Chas F. Neadick. Richmond;
third, J. S. Mitchell, Eaton. o.
PLANT GLASS.
Largest and Finest Boston Fern
First, Mrs Charles Knopp; second
Mrs. J. P. Highley.
Best Boston Fern, Twelve Inch Pot
First, Mrs W. N. Johnson; second
Mrs. Martin Bulla.
Best Boston Fern. Ten Inch Pot
First, Mrs. Frank c Weighed; second
Mrs. BENZ. Myrick.
Plumed Fern, Ten Inch Pot.-Ffrst
Mrs. F.. c. Weighed; second, Miss
Ruth Brehm.
Plumed Fern, Smaller.-Second,
Mrs. John Buening
Finest Rubber Plant.-Mrs. Girls
Vessel.
Best Fan Palm.-First. Mrs J. P
Highley; second, Mrs. J. P. Highley.
Best Umbrella Plant-First. Mrs.
Bruiley: second, Mrs. Chas. Knollen
berg.
Best Rex Begonia.- First, Mrs.
Frank Bond; second, Mrs. John Fish
er.
Finest Lace Fern.-First, Mrs. BeI
Myrick; second, Clarence Runge.
Handsomest Flowering PLAINTIFFS
Mrs Dewitt G.. Jay.
Handsomest Foliage Plant-First.
Mrs. A. R. Pc ,erfield second, S. De
Almond.