The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-13

Mrs. w. S. Wooley took fret g,
devil cake, first on white cake 81 ssn
ond on dark cookies SOC, second On
plum cake SOC. vi
MRS. w. E. Parker on plum ielIv
hrst 81 and second Soc.
Mrs. Lydia McNitt won seoo,a
SOc each on one egg cake, nut cal,e
and devil cake.
LYDIA Metcalf of Nampa took Sec
ond prize of 75c on collection of ieIlv
Mrs. E. E. Harthrong second IN
whole wheat bread SOC.
Mrs. E. Boone first, ST, and second
sue, on cheese straws, and second on
doughnuts.
Mrs. L. Crew second of Soc on
peaches.
Miss Bertha Cupp first on nut cake
ST. ANe
Miss Bertha Boulware first ON
doughnuts ST., second on currants Soc
Mrs, J. w. Grouse second, Soc, on
white cake
Mrs. A. A. Paul, whole wheat bread
first 81, first on cherries ST..
Mrs. A. E. Sutton first on dark
cookies, first on rolls and first ON
fruit cake.
Miss Ella JOKES first on layer cake
81.
Miss Jones won grst prize last year
at Chicago fair on a cake made by
the same recipe, layer lemon cake.
Mrs. w. M. Mark, second on marble
cake.
Mrs. E. B. Stauber first of ST on
white bread, second, Soc, on rolls and
light cookies.
Mrs. Julia Miller, second, SOC, on
grape jell. red raspberries, dewber-
ries and blackberries.
Mrs. J. B. Gowen second on black
berries.
Mrs. H. H. Mossman of Nampa,
first red raspberries, prunes preserves,
81.
Mrs. A. F. Hoffman of Nampa, first
on preserves $3.50.
Mrs. Bullock first on canned straw
berries ST..
Mrs Herbert Beatty first ST on
light cookies, second Soc fruit cook
les, first 81 on one egg cake, second
SOC on pears, first ST on plums, sec
ond SOC on prunes, second SOC on
strawberries, second collection Of
raspberries, second collection of fruit,
$125.
Children IL Years and Under.
Plain cake first ST Octavia Gowen;
second Mable Holgate. Layer cake,
first, Mildred Banks, second Alta Cha
ney, Middleton. Light cookies, first Al
ia Clancy, second Eva Miller. Dark
cookies, first Alta CLANCY, second Eva
Miller. Fancy candy, first Eva Miller.
Best hand hemming, first Veda
Fowler, second Beatrice Amesbury.
Outline work, first Beatrice Amesbury,
Darned hose, first and second by lnez
Galloway. Dressed doll, first Beatrice
Amesbury, second Helen Madden.
Patch work, first Eva Miller, second
Cecilia Stevens. Sofa pillow, first
Mabel Ballard, second Beatrice Ames-
bury. Pin cushion, first Remilda Hoo
yer. Collection of vegetables grown
by boy, first Harold Lohlein, 8 years.
Best drawing from copy, first Leonora
Gartin, second Maud Field. Best free
hand drawing, first Dorothy Rinehars,
second Grace C-eitzer. Copy of wa
ter color, first, Opal Wymer. Raffia
baskets, first, Everett Wells; second,
Helen Dee. Sweet peas, first Ramilda
Hoover; second, Eva Miller. Pansies
first Ramilda Hoover. Clay modelling,
first and second, Carrie French.
Premium Wlnners-Apples.
The premium winners in the orchard
department in the plate exhibits:
Mammoth Black Twigs-W. A.
George, Caldwell, first; Kefauver Fruit
farm, Emmett, second.
Winesaps-Payette Commercial
club, first; Chesney Miller, Nampa'
second.
Aiken Red-W. A. George, cald-
well, first.
shackeIford-W. A. George, Cald-
we'll, first; o. G Rogers, Caldwell
second
Ben Davis-W A. George, Caldwell
first; Chesney Miller. Nampa. second.
Stark-W. A. George. first; Ches-
ney Miller, second.
Jonathan--Chesney Miller hrs''
Pavette Commercial club second.
Arkansas Black-Payette CONNER
cial club first; Chesney Miller Nam
pa, second. -
Delaware Red-Chesney Miller first
| Id nncnnd