The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-09-23
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pin cushion and baskets, Mrs. f. M.
Campbell; embroidered sofa pillow,
Mrs. Eva Nippon; crocheted baby
Jacket, tatting collar, embroidered
centerpiece, Mrs. Frank Libby; eyelet
centerpiece, Irish crocheted set of
collars and doilies, Mrs. Carlton;
hand drawn sofa pillow, Miss Ada
GHairich; eyelet collar, bureau cover,
cushion covers. embroidered CENTER
piece, crocheted table set, picture
frames. ETC., Mrs. M. S. Rutherford:
strip of rag carpet, Mrs. 81. Karline;
patch cotton quilt, Miss Foltz; quilts,
Mrs. A. E. Hayes; lace doilies and
collars, Mrs. VIM. Cordiner; lace
bedspread, towels. sideboard cover,
etc., Mrs. A. NUM-; hemstitched
handkerchiefs, Mrs. F. A. Lowell;
COTTON patch quilt, Mrs. Heath; Gro
cheted table cover, Mrs. David
Raiche, burnt wood photo box and
plaque, Miss Rena Winsor; drawn
work curtains, Battenburg centerpiece,
SIX embroidered centerpiece, Mrs. K.
Hager; crocheted tidy, Mrs. Bryson;
embroidered towels, Mrs. Fred Keith;
drawn work lunch cloth, Mrs. Martin
brands; sateen sofa pillow, har-
danger dolly, Mrs. Bertha Anderson:
Knit bedspread, mittens, Gertrude
Negaard; embroidered pillow and
lace centerpiece, Mrs. Plaas.
ART COLLECTION,
The display in this class was small
but the productions we're veritable
works of art. There was collection
OF water colors by Mrs. Plaas, an
oil painting by Mrs. Cooney, collec-
ton of photographs by Mrs. Lester,
water color by Mrs. Sausser, and a
water color by Matilda Nystrom. Then
there was in addition an excellent col
lection of paintings by Mrs. G. A.
Galley, not entered for premiums.
The magnificent art collection of the
Whittier school, referred to at the
commencement of this write-up, at
tracted much attention and was highly
praised.
BALL GAME.
One of the features of Saturday
afternoons sports was a ball game
between the Princeton high school and
Spencer Brook teams, in which the
visiting club succeeded in defeating
the home boys by score of % to 9.
The crowd derived much amusement
from this game-it was good
natured contest all through.
HORSE RACES.
Much interest was manifested in the
track events-every one appeared to
thoroughly enjoy them. The race
judges we're T. j. Kaliher, Clarence
Hill and Aulger Rines.
Fridays races: In the running
race for farmers horses only,-the
first race on the program, -half-mile
heats, best 3 in 5, for purse of S25,
there we're five entries. L. Clough's
horse won, J. Hull's was second and
J. E. Chapman's third.
Next came a farmers wagon race
the time of Harvesting and hitching
to be counted in the run-for a purse
of S25. There we're four entries for
this race. Chas. Kings horse came
in first, L. Mortou's. second and Tom
Belair's third.
A trot or pace for farmers horses
only, half mile heats, best in 5, for
a purse of 1925, was the next event.
There were but two entries. j. E.
Chapman's horse won and Chas.
Kings came in second.
Amateur driving race, trot or pace,
for Mile Laos county horses only,
best in 5, for purse of s50-in this
race there were four entries. Fred
Keith's horse was first, Abe Orr's
Orr's second and Fredrickson's third.
On Saturday the following races
were run:
Running race, farmers horses
only, half-mile heats, best 8 in s, for
a purse of S25-6ve horses were
entered. Clough's horse won, Hull's
came in second and Kings was third.
Amateur driving race, trot or pace,
for Mile Laos county horses only,
best in 5, for a purse of S5O-there
were four entries. Orr's horse won,
Keith's was second and Fredrickson's
third.
Farmers race, half mile heats, best
5 in 5, for purse of S25-four horses
were entered. Kings horse won,
Chapman's was second and Clair
Neumann s third
Farmers wagon race-the time of
Harvesting and hitching to be counted
in the run-for purse of S25-four
teams we're entered. Chas. Kings
team came in first, Orrin Hamilton's
second and Val Motifs third.