The Republican journal., 1911-10-12
FREDERICK RICHIE GRANGE FAIR.

FREDERICK RITCHIE GRANGE FAIR.
The members of Frederick Richie Grange
held very successful fair at their hall Satur-
day, October 7th. There was fine display of
vegetables and fruit; also of fancy work The
display of apples was particularly good. In
the afternoon there was a red hot ball game
between the teams representing Pumpkin Val
ley and Skunk Hollow. The team from Skunk
Hollow won by the score of 10 to Is, because
they were the stronger team. In the evening
there was dance at which a quilt was sold at
auction. Following is list of exhibits:
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT,
Apples, H. W. Littlefeld, 10 bushel boxes;
Herman Paul, 10 varieties; Joseph Ellis, 10
plates; Levanseller Bros, 10 plates; N. E.
Clary, 10 plates; Evans Farm, plates; E. A.
Bryant. plates; W. E. Harding, plates; A. j..
Simmons, 10 plates; L. W. Braley, plates; E..
A. Sprague, 10 plates; F. E. Littefeld, plates;
Clyde Shorey, plates.
Corn, W. E. Harding, red, white and yellow;
S. W. johnson, sweet and yellow; Henry Steph-
enson, mixed and sweet; Sidney Evans, 2
kinds yellow and some that grew ears on
each stalk.
Squashes, S. W. johnson, Joseph Ellis.
Pumpkins, E. A. Sprague, S. W. johnson.
Butter, Evans Farm, Mrs. A. j. Simmons.
Tomatoes, Evans Farm, red, yellow and
green.
Cranberres, Joseph Ellis, Mrs. Edward
Evans.
Mangols, Evans Farm A. J. Simmons.
Turnips, A. ]. Simmons.
Potatoes. A j. Simmons, Henry Stephenson.
Cabbages, E. A. Bryant, Henry Stephenson.
Beans, Henry Stephenson, 2 kinds; Levan-
seller Bros.
Beets, Henry Stephenson.
Sunfiowers, Sidney Evans, 2 kinds.
Display of agricultural chemicals, Sidney
Evans, II kinds.
Seeds and grains, Sidney G. Evans, Red
Winter Wheat, Hard Spring Wheat, Speltz,
White Hulless Barley, Black Oats, White Bar
ley, White Dent Corn, Golden Sweet Corn,
Black Mexican Sweet Corn, Pod Corn, the orig
inal corn from which all modern types origi-
mated. Each kernel is enclosed in separate
husk.
Poultry, R Reds, Mildred Clary.
Buff Orpingtons, Dora Clary.
Box kittens, Mildred Clary.
No premiums were awarded on vegetables
FANCY WORK.
Bureau Scarfs, Esther Evans LIST; Mrs E
Littlefeld, End; Mrs c Littlefeld, 3rd.
Handk erchiefs, real Mexican work handker-
chief from Mexico, Doris Shorey, 1st. Fancy
handkerchief Sadie Cummings, LIST.
Pillow slips, Mrs G c Levanseller, LIST.
Crocheted mats. Mildred Clary, LIST; Emily
Page, End.
Kensington work, Gladys Roberts, 1st
Brush broom holder, Mary Harding 1st
Hair work, Mrs N Cunningham, 1st
Sofa pillows, Jennie Levanseller, LIST; Mrs
A J Simmons, End; Mildred Clary, 3rd.
Hand painted work, Mrs Sarah Elwell.
Rugs, Sadie Cummings, LIST; Alice Clary, End
and 3rd.
Embroidered waist, Sadie Cummings, 1st
Calico quilt, Esther Ellis, LIST; Cora Evans,
End
Silk quilt, Mrs G C Levanseller, LIST.
Worsted quilt, Freda Ellis, LIST; Cora Evans,
End.
Crocheted quilt, Mrs G c Levanseller, 1st
Shell work, Mrs Minda Kicker, LIST.
Money purse, Mrs Minda Kicker, LIST.
Crocheted Shawl Mrs Minda Kicker, lst
Embroidered Ties, Alice Clary, LIST.
Belt, Alice Clary, LIST.
Raftia basket, Esther Evans, LIST.
Hand Embroidery, Esther Evans, LIST.
Handkerchief Case, Mrs F E Lttefeld, 1st
Tea Apron, Mrs F E Littlefeld, 1st, Cora
Evans, End, Esther Evans, 3rd.
Crocheted Tie, Mildred Clary, LIST.
Crocheted Mat, Mildred Clary, LIST.
Raftia Bag, Mildred Clary, LIST.
There was a display of wood work by Esther
Evans and Mildred Clary; gun used in the
Revolutionary War was exhibited by Emery
Sprague; preserves, pickles and canned vege-
tables by Cora Evans; iron work by Sidney
Evans; and business exhibit by E Little
field.
Mrs Addie Bradford guessed the weight of
the cake correctly. The committee on fancy
work was Mrs N Clary, Mrs Edward Evans
and Sadie Cummings.