Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-15


LIST premium. apples, plate Delicious;
LIST premium. apples. plate Jeneton;
LIST premium, apples, plate r. l.
Greetings; LIST premium, apples,
plate Swar; End premium, apples,
Swar; 1st premium. apples. largest
apple, $2.50; 1st premium. plate
Silver prunes. $500.
The Calhoun fruit display Is on
exhibition in the window Of the
Co"rier office Friday.
VIM. Haberman-1st premium,
plate Sheldon Pears.
Will Scovill--2nd premium, dis
play of pepers, 81; 1st premium, dis
play of Muscat grapes; 1st premium,
display of Nectarines; 1st premium.
cucumbers.
H. " Doxie-2nd premium, dis
play OF strawberries, $2.0O: End
premium, display of raspberries.
$2.00.
Burkhard Orchard Co, LIST premi-
um, display of King Tompkin apples.
Elmer Shank--1st premium, display
of Ben Davis apples. $500; 1st pre-
MUM, display of Nickerjack apples;
lst premium, display of Lawyer APP
pies; 2nd premium, display of Law
yer apples; 1st premium. display of
Fellawater apples; End premium,
display of Fellawater apples.
H. h, Gale-1st premium, display
of Clarigo pears. $500; 2nd premi-
um, display of Clarigo pears, $500.
G. A, Hamilton-2nd premium,
display OF Flemish Beauty pears,
$500.
! ]. H. CroXton--1st premium, plate
Kelsey Jap plums.
H. c. Bateham-1st premium,
plate Fall Butter pears; End premi-
um, Seeding apples, $500; 1st
premium amateur display Kodak
photos, $500; 2nd premium, best
sample of oats. sl50; 1st premium,
best display of grasses, $500; 1st
premium copper ores, $500; favor
able mention, gold quartz.
j c. Rlggs--1st premium, largest
pumpkin, $3.50.
c. II. Demaray-2nd premium,
photos Southern Oregon scenery,
800
l.. A. Sievers-2nd premium, plate
of onions, $1.OO.
Grants Pass Commercial Club
LIST premium. collection photos s. O.
products, S200; 1st premium, single
photo S, o. flowers, $1,OO; End pre-
MUM. collection photos Southern
Oregon ranches, $100.
DeArmond Bros LIST premium
best display of Hops, $500.
Milton Reynolds-2nd premium
turnips
c, T Garber--lst premium, buck
wheat.
ed voolfolk lst premium, stand
ard bred mare, $1,000; 1st premium
standard bred colt, $500
r, w. Wood, 1st premium, musl
melon, $500.
r. b. Hood-lst premium, horse
Iradish.
The Grants Pass Commercial Clul
was awarded 1st prize on copper or
display, which was in charge OF w
, T. Perry.
Mrs A. b. Cornell had charge o
the nedlework department Of Jose
, phine county and the display wa
{ both elaborate and fine. Their
were no common or ordinary thing
81 10 be found in the whole lot, and tn
t result was that this department at
- tracted the attention OF large mum
- her OF people That II was credl
Y TO Mrs. Cornell goes without saying
q The following premiums were award
10 ed In her department:
3 Miss Eva Wlmer-lst, white en-
/, broldery.
Mrs. A. y. Cornell-2nd. whit
+ embroidery.
= Mrs. Maude WlllIams-lst, draw
:. work.
+ Mrs. +. W. Kendall---1st specla
S hardenger.
j. Mrs. T.. A. Blanchard-ist specia
4 Roman cut work
!. Mrs. j. A. Slover-lst specia
/ white embroidery.
: Mrs ]. w. Moore--2nd. Batter
s berg.
" Mrs. G. II. sampson--lst specla
d net embroidery.
It Mrs u. II. stovall--lst specli
ls collection point lace handkerchief
pr Mrs w H. Freed--2nd. collectI'
le tatted handkerchlefs.
lg A Grants Pass baby. Lloyd &c
rott. son of Mrs. l.. Gehrett, was a
no Judged the handsomest baby und
two years.
1d Just the thing TO take the ch