Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-09-08
AWARD OF PREMIUMS
At the Southwestern Wisconsin
Fair, Held in City of Mineral
Point, August 1919, 1910.

not less than lbs, Mrs. Thos. Ton
kin 1st
Creamery butter in tubs or pals 80 lbs
or more, E. G.. Spooner list, W. R.
Hoare End
Box Of twins (American) not less than
80 lbs, w. A. Boutwell, 1st
Box daisies, Mrs. Frank Young 1st,
E. G. Spooner 2nd
CLASS 36-HoNEY
One case honey in comb, 12-lb case,
W E. Prisk 1st and 2nd
Extracted honey, Prisk list and 2nd
Best display of honey, Prisk 1st and end
Best display working bees, Prisk LIST
and End
MISCELLANEOUS
CLASS 81
Display of dry goods, W. J. Penhalle-
gOn 1st
Display of clothing, Gundry & Gray, 1st
Display Of boots and shoes, II. w.
Frieden 1st
Display of furniture and sewing ma
chimes, Miller & Dancey 1st
Display of musical instruments and
supplies, including pianos and organs,
D. M. Jones, LIST
Display Of drugs aud toilet articles,
Chas. Ivey list
Cream separator, H. W. Culver 1st
Electrical display, F. G. Ludden 1st
GRAIN AND VEGETABLES
CLASS 38-FARM PRODUCTS
One half bushel spring wheat, Glindin-
ing 1st, N. M. Jewell End
One half bushel white oats, H. V. Coll
icut 1st, Jewell 2nd
One half bushel white corn in ear, John
Motley 1st, Ed. Fitzsimmons 2nd
One half bushel yellow corn in ear,
Mrs. Thos. Tonkln, LIST, Ed. Woolrich
End
One half bushel barley, Harry Bennett
LIST, John Motley 2nd
One half bushel clover seed, Mathew
Ley LIST
One half bushel timothy seed, John
Motley 1st, Ed. Kieffer end
One half bushel millet, Mathew Ley list
CLASS 39-vEGETABLEs j..
One half bushel early potatoes, Edward
Woolrich 1st
One half bnshel white onions, Walter
Oke list
One half bushel yellow onions, Edward
Woolrich 1st, Mrs. Geo. Harris 2nd
Peck beets for table use, long, William
Brenton 1st
Peck turnip beets for table use, Ed.
Fitzsimmons LIST, VIM. Brenton 2nd
Peck tomatoes, Ed Fitzsimmon list,
Chas. Ross End
Peck carrots, Ed. WoOlrich 1st, Ed.
Fitzsimmons, 2nd
Twelve satisfy, Mrs. Geo. Harris list,
Walter Oke 2nd
Twelve ears sweet corn, Ed. Woolrich
list, Marguerite Hupperts 2nd
Twelve ears pop corn, Mrs. Belle Hup-
perts 1st, Jno Motley 2nd
Twelve parsnips, Mrs. Geo. Harris list,
Ed. FitzsimmOns 2nd
Six mangel wurtzel, red, Mrs. Walter
Oke LIST, Ed. Fitzsimmons 2nd
Six mangel wurtzel, yellow, Richard
Fitzsimmon LIST
Six cabbages, Ed. Woolrich list
Six punches celery, Mrs. Belle Hup-
perts LIST
Six nutmeg melons, Richard Fitzsim-
mons 1st
Six pumpkins, Jno Motley LIST
Sample lima beans, Mrs. Geo. Harris
list, Walter Oke End
Sample string beans, Mrs. Belle Hup-
perts 1st Mrs. Geo. Harris 2nd
Sample cucumbers, Mrs. Geo. Harris 1st
Sample peppers, Ed. Woolrich 1st
FRUITS, PLANTS, FLOWERS
CLASS 41-oRNAMENTAL AND HOUSE
PLANTS IN POTS
Display house plants, not less than 90,
II. w. Frieden 1st
Display geraniums in pots, not less than
six, Mrs. w. j. Jeuck LIST
Display roses in pots, not less than
three, Marian Jones 1st, Florence
Jones End
Display begonias in pots fancy leaves)
H. w. Frieden 1st, Ed. Woolrich End
Display begonias in pots (tuberous) not
less than six, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck, Jr.
Display fuchsias in pot, not less than
three, Ed. Woolrich LIST
Display carnations in pots, not less than
three, Marian Jones list, Ed. Wool
rich 2nd
Dislay petunias (double) in pots, not
less than six, Ed. Woolrich 1st
Display foliage plants in pots, not less
than six, Lou Suthers 1st, Mrs. Geo.
Jeuck End
Single rose in bloom, Agnes Jones 1st
Single geranium in bloom, Ed Wool
rich LIST, Mrs. w. J. Jeuck End
Single helitrope in bloom, Ed. Wool
rich 1st
Single oleander, H. w. Frieden 1st, Ed.
Woolrich 2nd
Gloxiana not less than three, Mrs.
Geo. Jeuck list
Asparagus fern, plumonus nanus, Ed.
Woolrich list, Mrs. Jno. Coates 2nd
Asparagus fern, spengeri, Mrs. w. J..
Jeuck LIST, Mrs. Geo. Jeuck End
Boston fern, Lou Suthers list, Edward
Fitzsimmons End
Single palm, Mrs. w. J. Jeuck 1st
Single greenhouse fern, H. w. Frieden
1st
Umbrella plant, E. c. Spooner 1st, Mrs.
W. J. Jeuck 2nd
Display native ferns, Lou Suthers 1st,
Mrs. W. J. Jeuck 2nd
Floral design, choiceness of flowers con-
sidered, Mrs. Belle Hupperts 1st
Display geraniums, Lou Suthers list,
Ed. Woolrich 2nd
Display verbenas, Ed. Woolrich list,
Mrs. W. J. Jeuck End
Display of asters, Mrs. W. J. Jeuck 1st,
Mrs. Geo. Jeuck, Jr., 2nd
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