Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-09-22

L. Sheppard; red, Mrs. s. w. Gregory.
Colored embroidery blue, Miss Ls-
al Kelley; red, Miss Carrie Hsnniuer.
Wallaehian embroidery-biue. kiss
Mary Howell; red, Mrs. GsorgeP P. Hall.
Knitted or erochetsd eoun terpans-
blue, Mrs DR.. Copenhaver; red, Mrs
H. G. Peery.
Feather or brier stitching blue. Miss
V. c. Ramsey; red, kiss V. c. Ramsey
Silk Quilt-blue, Mrs. J. r. Gose; red
Hra- J. A. Leslie.
Irish lscS-blus. Hiss u. L Sheppard.
Tstting lsee-blue, Mrs. A. J Tynes;
red. Miss NJ J. Sheppard
Knitted sOcks-Mrs. T. p. Howell.
blue,
Drawn work-blue, Maxwell; red, Miss
Bessie Rhudy.
Sewing apron-blue. Miss VI. L. Shep-
osrd; red, hiss Margaret Howell.
Sofa pillow-blue, Mrs C. r. Brown;
red. Miss Bessie Rhudy.
Collar ard cuffs FOR suit-blue, Miss
N. L. Sheppard.
Stenciled curtains-blue, Miss Bert
White.
Carnation center piece-blue, Mrs. A.
]. Tyneei red Mrs. George P. Hall.
Hand embroidered wsist-blue and
red, Miss Margaret Howell.
Repouses braiding-blue, Miss n. l.
Sheppard.
Quilts-blue, Mrs. Virginia Henning-
IT; red, Mrs. A. +. Murray.
Knitted work-bIue and red. Mrs. H
!. Peery.
Crocheted work-Mrs. W. NJ. Delp,
blue.
Best collection Of smbroidery-blue.
Mrs.. John Sprachsr, of Graham.
Bettenburg lace-blue, Miss M. L.
Sheppard.
RIDING CONTEST.
Ribbons were given as follows n the
'arious classes
Ladies' riding class-blue, Mra- Geo.
?. Hall; red, Miss Carrie Mcclure, very
honorable mention, Miss Crabtres.
oys' riding contest-blus, John
iWinn, Smith county; red, John Gose
Small boys riding eontsst-blus,
Robert Fugate.
Best saddle horse-blue, DR.. NIB.
Crockett; red, c. b. Peery.
Stallion elaEs-blue, J. ". Moss; red.
John d. Thompson.
Combination riding and driving class
blue, Charles Belcher, DR.. N. B.
Crockett; driving, red, b. B. Copen-
lAver.
Gentlemen's riding contest-blue, DR..
R. B. Gillespie; red, ]. w. Buchanan
Girls riding class-blue, Miss Katie
9synolds; red, Miss Ellen Scott.
Two year old class-best, "Slemp."
1wned by r. L. Gillespie, Graham, Va,
ed. DR.. J. W. Witten.
One-year-old class-blue, F N. Moss;
'ed, J. T. Keesee.
Girles' riding class, six to ten years
blue, Miss Hopkins.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT..
In the agricultural department the
awarding of prizes ia as followsi
Domestic section-Best cake, Miss
Minnie Hartman; second, Aiss Ethel
Pobst. Best candy, Miss Margaret
Jackson; second. Miss Nellie Crosse.
Best honey, J. R. Kelly; second, w. L.
Davis.
Best Cheese-R. B. Witten; second
Miss Bessie Rhudy.
Best Salt Raised Bread Hrs. Barbsra
Moss.
BEST Yeast Rresd-Mrs. Barbara
Noss; second. Nj ; Ethel Pobst.
Best Butter Mrs. l.. A. Tynes.
DR.. Dunnagan the first prize winner
Tor tomatoes while the following ex-
lib.tors secured frs, in the apple class
/. Z. Burton, T. j. Brown. 2. 81. Peery
I. j Brown got ifs, pcze Tor pears
while j. A. Leslie received first prize on
alfalfa and also haa the talleet bunch OF
,ornstalks on exhibition. Er Leslie
claims that his core. which is sixteeI
feet, Is the tallest corn on earth.
NJ. L, Peery received first prizs 70,
( the best ten stalks OF corn while secou,
/ prize went to Thomas j Brown. K 3
/ Witten took first for he best zen ear,
OF white corn while A S. Greevsr W..
second. w. l.. Moore received q blu.
ribbon for the best ten ears Of awss
corn.
/ Fruits, F. NJ. Peery; vegetables, DR..
W. H. Dunnngan; bearded wheat, r. S
Moss; smooth wheat, DIR. w. II. Dun.
nagan; cabbage, A. S. Greever; rhubxrh
M. w. Slower; rye, J. S. Buchanan;
oats, John P. Gose; buckwheat, j. T.
Peery; table beets, A. J. Ritter; stock
beets, A. S. Greever; Irish potatoes,
DR.. w. H. Dunnagsn; grapes, A. N.
Black; pop corn, Curtis Shufflebarger,
and pumpkins, DR.. W. H. Dunnagan.