The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-13
CALI" HER BIGGEST FAIR.
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Me- D. Bloomfield, Nampa, eye
- sbirt waist, second, SOC.
'' Mrs F. S. Cunningham, ..ampa,
sond dresser scarf SOC.
' Mics Eunice Jones first on crochet
shawls ST.
Miss Louise JUNIOR first on embroid-
I'D shirt waist 81, first on embroid-
s.sd corset cover 81, second on en-
s.oidered handkerchief, first on en-
broidered dresser scarf 81, first on
carriage robe 81. second on table
.a.rf Soc. second on table cloth and
napkins.
Mrs. E. V. Cole second on knit
,,ce Soc, first on knit lace 81.
Miss Elsa Grouse second on best
crochet lace Soc, first on embroidered
handkerchief ST, first on embroider-
ID pillow slips 81, second on initial
towel Soc, second on embroidered So
ia pillow.
Mrs. T. S Jackson first on embroid-
cred table cloth and napkins 81, Sec
ond on French embroidered shirt
waist Soc.
Mrs. Annie Dakin second on fancy
he'd spread Soc, first on lace dresser
scarf 81.
Mrs, George Runciman first on quilt
81, first on rug 81.
Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass first on stem
Gil pillows 81.
Sadie Westcott embroidered dresser
scarf ST, first on French lunch cloth
81.
Floral Department.
The floral department which was
presided over by Mrs. |. S. Binford,
and Mrs. R S. Madden, was the pref
test display of flowers ever made at
a Canyon county fair. There were
about 200 varieties, each the best
that could be secured of its kind, art
istically arranged as to beauty, and
placed convenient of access to any
who might care to examine a plant
carefully.
In this department thee plants OF
:aNice variety and highly valued were
oRced by Mrs. M. J. Devers for dis
play only. They were large rubber
plant, a Gala lily and an oxalys in
bloom.
Mrs. T. J. Smith second on YER
tRnas Soc.
Elsie Grouse, asparagus plumosa,
second Soc.
Mrs. ]. S. Binford first on dahlias
81, second on dahlias Soc.
Mrs. F. L. Kellar first on cosmos ST..
Mrs. A. A. Paul, first on petunias ST..
Mrs. Meek first on sweet peas 81,
second on sweet peas Soc, second on
carnations Soc.
Mrs. Clark Styles first on yerbenas
81.
Mrs. A. Greenland first on roses 81.
Mrs. E. Fl. Plowhead first on cut
flowers 81, first on chrysanthemums
81.
Mrs. E. H. Plowhead second on
petunias Soc, second on cactus dab
las Soc, first on perennial phlox ST.,
first on carnations 81, second mar
lgolds, second on most artistically ar
ranged table bouquet Soc.
Mrs. William Corduck second on
roses ST.
Mrs. M. Breshears first on black
raspberries 81, first on pears 81.
Mrs. A. F. Hoffman first on sour
pickles 81.
Mrs. L. II. Paine second on layer
cake.
Miss Bertha Boulware won first
prize on marigolds ST.
Mrs A. E. epson first on spingeri
u, second on Boston fern Soc.
Mrs. A. A. Hoover second on dis
play pansies Soc, first on one named
variety 81, first on cactus dahlia 81
SrSt on asparagus plumosa 81.
Mrs Grouse first on Boston ferr
u, hrst on asparagus spingeri Soc.
Lallah Bedford first on mixed pan.
sizes, 81.
Mrs J. A Price first on asters 81
second on cut flowers SOC.
Miss Martha Price first on bouque
Mrs L. Boone second on nastur
tiums Soc.
Mrs M. A. Roberts first on nastur
tiums 81.
Mrs. Edgar Meek, pot house plants
NJ l1a ~ second ST, pot geraniums, frs
~ second 81; hanging basket, first 81
second Soc; chyrsanthemums, secot
Mrs. J. T Smith, sweet peas, secon,
Os, asters, second Soc,