Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1911-09-22

nrst hen, 5. b. Poultry Farm. r. c..
X. l. Reds, first pen, first pullet, first
cockrel O'Keeffe Peery.
In the Agricultural Department the
following premiums were awarded:
The premiums for the best ten ears
OF corn won by Litz Peery; second
c. p. Painter of Wythe county; ten
best stalks of corn, M. l.. Peery 1st ;
j. A. Leslie, 2nd. Best ten ears of
yellow corn, c. II. Peery, 1st; 4. j.
Brown, End. Best tomato exhibit. A.
S. Greever, and Mrs. c. w. Greever.
The fine display of fruit by DR.. Duni-
gan, S. c. Peery and others was a
great attraction.
Bearded wheat. AS. Greever, Ist 4;
N. w. Showers, End.
Smoothe wheat, DR.. DUNCAN, 1st ;
PIG Baugh, End. Rye, james T.
Peery. White oats, John P. Gose.
1st; James 7. Peery, End. Best yell
low tomatoes, DR.. Dunigan. Best
cabbage, Charles Gregory. Heavies t
Pumpkin. w. w. Carson.
Rhubarb, best stalks, A. M. Black
1st; Miss Lula Baugh End. Potato
onions, c. p. Painter, 1st. Yellow
Danver, E. F. Witten. 1st; C. p.
Painter, End. Lima beans, ia. Les
lie, 1st; C. w. Jones, End.
Buckwheat, John p. Gose, 1st: Wi
llie Baugh. End. Sweet corn, C. p.
Painter, 1st. Pop corn, j. G. Barns
1st.
Broom corn j. A. Leslie. 1st; T. j.
Brown, End. Table beets w. w.
Carson. 1st; I. j. Brown, End.
Irish Potatoes, Marvin Burton, 1st
N. w. Showers, End.
A portion of the premiums in tn,
Fancy Work and Needlework depart.
ment are as follows. This department
was judged by Dr. Schubert of the
N. and w. Railway:
French Embroidery, Mrs. J.K. Ball,
Princeton, LIST. Mount Mellick En-
broidery, Mrs RIP. Copenhaver, 1st +;
Miss Barbara Reynolds, End. Eyele
Embroidery, Mrs. John P. Gose, 1st
Miss Mamie Kelly. End. Shadow EN-
broidery, Mrs. r. p. Copenhaver, 1st
Miss Florence Sheppard, Warrenton
Va, End. Colored Embroidey, Mrs
w. G. Harrison, 1st; Miss Florenc
Sheppard End. Wallachian Embroi
dery, Mrs. r. P. Copenhaver, 1st.
Mrs. A. S. Graybille, Maxwell, End
Crocheted or knitted Counterpart
Mrs. r. P. Copenhaver, 1st; Mrs. Joh
p. Gose, End. Feather or briar stitch
ing, Mrs. Glenn st. Clair, 1st; Mis-
Virginia c. Ramsay, Norfolk, End
Hand made Garment, Mrs. w. G
Harrison, 1st; Miss Lena Kelly, End
Crocheted lace, Mrs. E. w. Peck 1st
Mrs. w. M. Delp, Radford, End
Initial or monogram, Mrs. J. l.
Vaughan, Shawsville, 1st; Miss LEM
Kelly, 2nd. Embroidered belt, Miss
Virginia Ramsay, 1st; Miss Florenc,
Sheppard, End. Hand made sheet o.
pillow case, Mrs. w. j. Hutton
Bluefeld, 1st; Mrs. w. G. Harris
son, End. Bead work, Mrs. A. Mar
tin, 1st; Miss Florence Sheppard
End. Point lace, Miss Mamie st Clair
1st; Mrs. w. G. HARRISON, End
Hemstitched handkerchief, Mis-
Sheppard, 1st; Mrs. A. M. Black
End. Silk Quilt, Miss Lettie Goodwin
1st; Mrs. II. Claude Pobst, End.
In the cattle show the followin,
premiums were awarded.
Best Bull, any age, F. M. Moss.
Best Bull, one year old, F.M. Moss
Best herd grade cattle, G. H
Reynolds.
Best buck. best eve, best herd
C. r. Brown.
Best boar, C. r. Brown; second
Philip Baugh. Best sow-same.
| HORSES-Best groomed horse, 10
Rosenbaum won first; Henry Peer
second and b P Payne third premium
I BABY SHOW--Prettiest boy bab,
Mr. and Mrs Powell RoyalPs bah
won first. Baby girl of Mrs. Humpl
rey won second, and the baby girl ,
| Mr. ord Mxo Uoto. e -. :,