The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-11-10
p-i,es and Honors Awarded
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0 ..aov last the following
r safe %are awarded prizes at the
NM rsSns N Grange exhibits held at
sIFOUii The attendance was
T M much interest manifested
AZ progressive farmers "a that
5E1 ,-ist schnauva1, OF Eastview,
E N. I honor on Leaning corn and
nl'' bav. End. on Fultz wheat,
Dolly ~ N cabbage, York Imperial,
n WI and Baldwin apples
H, John Conoway, q EastvieW,
w honors on Keefer pears, and
N ls' ina. on yellow corn
Of Elm Nelson. Of Deer Park, took
" VI ~ white capped dent and vel
lis. End. ON cabbage, and 3rd.
--I grT1 Fultz wheat, and LIST. on
Vii n,vid G. Hook, of Shipley,
VI Ant honors on Improved Fultz
". IN M I pint OF grape wine.
III 1oshua Owings,of Shipley, took
vi t amor on crab-apples, Grimes
.a.a York Imperial, King, Ben
a Gs winter Rambo, Stems Wine
I'M Nara stark Myric, North West
w s.ing wolf River, Duchess OF
elIarb1rg. Fallow Water and
s sIdsiD ist. on ounces, Littlegiant
l .aa-c and Ind. on Eurnips and
9 rsIA 5eets; 3rd. on Keefer pears.
mr. N, Grant Hood, Of Shipley, first
. ~: IN wax cherries, canned corn
VI tomatoes, picked corn, Sickle
NJ W Geo. A. Shipley. OF Fenby,
VII -,E first honor on white cling
ssrbss End. on canned corn; and
" on canned beans.
ri WI Elias G. Shipley took the first
MARS r on cabbage, large stock
%nnkin. cucumber pickles, picked
,..ts apple butter and Plymouth
mi chickens, and End. on yellow
Y mmpkins and turnips, and 3rd.
canned corn; LIST. on Geese and
N on canned corn.
WA Davis, OF Shipley, took the
sra bonors on bunch beans and Hol-
hri Turkeys; sour cherries, 1stl;
AZ cherries, End.
M L. w. Zepp, of Fenby, took
inst honor on fancy quilted, tailored
Dois, bed quilt, and also the LIST. on
fue specimen of a cotton bed
rrsad knitted or crocheted Of No.
cotton.
Mss Cecilia Bowers, of Winfield,
Dok the first honor On most beauti-
M crazy patch, silk quilt and also
tH on a handsomely worked sofa
illOE and LIST. honor on fine speci-
Zen Of pot flowers.
MI Mrs. Nat Zentz, of Eastview, took
nd honor on pot flowers; and her
gn took first honor on a cage OF
andsome Belgium rabbits.
Mrs. John Conoway, Of Eastview,
nOk first honor on pies.
Mrs. i. N. Stoner, of Medford. took
inst honor on three varieties Of pop
0n, and Mr.. Upton Gladhill, OF the
same place, took End. honors on
leaning corn.
Mrs. Rosa Logue, OF Spring Mills,
took first ON Ounce jelly, and Mrs.
Mack Horton, 1st. on large tomatoes.
Mr.. Harry Buckingham, Smallwood,
took first on each of Golden Beauty
md Golden Beauty crossed; and 3rd.
honor on white capped dent corn.
Mr.. Jap Bloom, OF Smallwood, took
first honor on yellow cap dent corn,
Rhode Island and man apples, LIST.
m yellow Florida pumpkins, and 3rd.
Prize on pie pumpkins.
Mr.. Noah Bowers. OF Winfield, took
md. honor on a stalk of fodder bear
hg two ears; and 3rd. honor on Stark
sIples LIST. honor on radishes, End.
hO1or on potatoes.
Mr.. Butler Gorsuch, on Sandyville,
took Ind. honor on York Imperial and
Stark apples.
Nr. Robert Nelson, OF Fenby, took
nd honor on yellow corn, and MIR.
Elmer Logue took the LIST. honor on a
talk Of fodder, bearing 2 ears.
Mr.. Oscar Lockard, of Smallwood,
ut the first honor on Brahma and
'Ianish chickens.
William Miner, of Smallwood, took
rst honor on each of two cages of
rown and white guinea pigs, and on
Wnips; and Mr.. Chas. Walking got
Ne first honor on stock beets.
DR.. D. F. Shipley. OF Westmins-
ar; got the list. honors, on COW but
sF, white Leghorn chickens. Pekin
ucks; and 2nd. honor on Keefer
ears
Mr.. Elias G. Shipley, got the Ord.
onor on white capped dent corn.
Horse Exhibition.
Driving horses: G. Fl. Miller, first
onor; Kate Wagner, second honor;
oWard Logue, third honor.
saddle horses: Benton Stoner, first
,nor; Frank Pool, second honor.
saddle Colts: Bob Nelson, first
NOR; George Logue, second honor.
Heavy draft colts: Kate Wagner,
'st honor On 21s Vt. old; Kate Wag-
u, hrst honor on ~ yr. old.
double drivers: James Barnes, first
,nor; John Spencer, second honor;
llllam Arnold, third honor.
Qulck draft Stallion. 212 yrs old:
airy A. Geiman, Of Westminster,
st honor.
Coach Stallion: Robert Gist g. Co.,
st honor.
Heavy draft Stallion: T.. O., Colum-
4 a., and Geo. a. Shipley Co.
best Jack: Charles King, Of
znsstminster; got the first honor.
Ine ladies held an oyster supper
night, and in connection served ice
cam and cake which was success
every way. Thew realized S127.00.