The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20
$4,000 HONEY
BEES IN HIVE
FOR EXHIBIT
THEY WILL BE SHOWN FREE BY
BRASkAN-JUDGES FOR WO-
MANS DEPARTMENT CHOSEN
HiPPoDRoME PEOPLE ARRIVE
WITH HORSES.

One Of the most interesting things
at the coming Interstate Fair will
doubtless be the hive Of $4,000 honey
bees which Frank q. Odell, of Ne
braska. will bring to Pensacola with
him. Mr.. Odell Is one Of the most
successful bee raisers In the country
and Is an authority on the busy little
insects. He will be one of the judges
in the agricultural department.
All of the judges in the woman's
department have been selected. as well
as the reception committee which will
be at the building to greet exhibitors
and visitors at 9 o'clock on the morn
ing Of the opening day, Monday, Oc-
tober %. The reception committee
comprises Mrs. T. e. WeIles, Mrs. N.
j. Lillard and Miss Fannie Caldwell,
superintendent Of the department.
The judges chosen for the various
classes in that department are:
Glass No. /, home cooking-Mrs.
Mcdonald. of Cottage Hill, Mrs. A. M.
Avery and Mrs. T. c. Watson. This
class viii be judged Monday after
noon.
Glass No. 2, jellies and preserves
Mrs. J. C. Hardy, Of Gonzalez; Miss
Julia Hahn, Of Cottage Hill, and Miss
Minnie Potter.
Glass No. 8, hand sewing-Mrs. j.
S. McGaughey, Mrs. George Owen and
Mrs. John StiIlman. This class will
be judged Tuesday morning.
Class No. 4, embrofdery-Mrs. Nor
ris Bear, Mrs. DeSilva and Miss Emily
Jones. This elias will be judged Tues
day morning.
Class No. 8, lace and drawn work
Mrs. T. A. Jennings, Mrs. w. B.
Wright and Mrs. 3. Gerson. This class
will be judged Tuesday morning.
Glass No. s, general fancy work
Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. C. F. Geek and
Mrs. John Bullock. This class will be
judged Tuesday morning.
Glass No. Z, f1owers-Mrs. w. A.
Blount, ST.. Mrs. Samuel Pinney and
Mr.. J. w. Dorr This class will be
judged Monday afternoon.
Class No. 8, art-Mrs. Arthur Butt
| Mrs. Wilmer Hayward and Mrs. Dan
Mcmillan. This class viii be Judged
Monday afternoon.
Glass No. 9, child's art-Mrs. Frank
L. Mayes, Mrs. T. E. Bird and Mrs. A
M. Mcmillan. This class Will be
| judged Tuesday morning.
Glass No. 10, work of the blind-Nc
/ entries.
Glass No. II, old ladies' work-Mrs
! T. E. Welles, Mrs. John G. Avery an6
Mrs. w. w. Watson. This class viii
be Judged Monday morning.
| Glass for specials-Mrs. Oscar Will
liams. of Muscogee; Mrs. T. L. CAM
and Mrs B. Forbes. This class viii
be judged Tuesday afternoon
| There are about 325 entries IN al
Of the classes. according to the lists
| to $3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
| Advance Man Here.
| J. W. Barnett, advance agent Of the
| London Hippodrome, which will give
| fourteen big acts at the Fair each af-
| ternoon and evening during the Fair
| has arrived and is with Mrs. Barnett
at the Lewis House Two others con-
nected with the company are also reg
istered there.
| They have brought the horses and
much of the paraphernalia which vii
| be used by the company and viii
/ spend the next week resting after sew
eral months on the road, except fol-
the little time they will devote tt
| getting their things in shape for the
| performances which they are to give
There are quite a number of eques-
| TRANS and other artists in the com.
pany and the horses which they have
brought are intelligent and well kept