Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-09-11
FLOWER SHOW A SUCCE SIS
Many Visitors Present to Admire the
Beautiful Flowers on Display.
List of Growers and the Prizes thai
were Awarded.

were Awarded
The third annual flower show, given
under the auspices OF the Jerome Civic
club, was held Saturday afternoon under
the most favorable circumstances to in
sure a beautiful exhibit. Many varieties
were represented in the individual ex-
hibits, demonst rating that nearly every |
kind of flower can be successfully grown
here. There were dainty sweet peas,
sweet faced pansies, stately gladiolus, |
beautiful rpses, while Il magnificent dis |
play OF asters lent their beauty to the scene
which was attracting many visitors. Other
varieties We'd with those before mentioned
in beauty and artistic arrangement and,
surrounded 10y golden glow shasta daisies,
dahiias, nasturtiums, hydrangea, cosmos,
carnations. and nearly every kind Of old
fashioned flowers, made one believe that
they were in Il vcrtabc flower garden
An estimate OF the grandeur of the
show can be gained from remark made
by one OF the Judges, MIR j. A. Waters.
oi Twin Fails Il hate to say il. bat !
haye meyer seen anything 10 equal it in
any OF the displays made AT Twin Falls
Miss Pctric Was the other one OF the
Judges and the following awards in prizes
were given
Asters.
White, Mrs. Schoenthal, plate.
Lavender, Mrs. Sturges, piece of
china.
Pink, Mrs. Sturges, teapot.
Purple. Mrs. Sturges, apron.
Sweet Peas.
White, Mr.. w. c. Kennedy, guest
towel
Pink. Mrs. Sturges.
Red, Mrs Gould, spoon.
Lavender, Mrs. Sturges. book rack.
Cream yellow, Mrs. Gould, picture.
Purple, Mrs. Schoenthal, book.
Roses.
Pink, Mrs. Ralph Moore. salad bowl.
White. Mrs. Ralph Moore, enbroid-
cred pillow slip.
Red, Mrs. Hardwick, spoon.
Yellow, Mrs. Hardwick, book.
Pansies.
White, Mrs. Ralph Moore, spoon.
Black, Mrs Ralph Moore, china.
GLOW, MIS-. oAuiStS guest bONSi.
: Purple shades, Mrs. J. d. Minis
book.
Mixed, Mrs. Sturges, apron.
Red, MIS-. Hardwick ~plate.
t Nasturtiums.
First. Mrs. Ralph Moore, guest
y towel.
il . Second. Mrs. Hardwick picture.
II Carnations.
10 First, Mrs. Hoffman. spoon.
# Second, Mrs J. d. Minis. picture.
Dahlias.
4 Mrs. Ralph Moore, china.
Cactus Dahlias.
Mrs. Ralph Moore, salad bowel.
Cosmos.
- First, Mrs Hoffman, plate.
Second, Mrs. Hoffman, dolly.
~, California Poppies.
;" First, Mrs. Ralph Moore, picture.
Second, Mrs. Barclay, apron.
Decorative Fern.
Miss Williamson, plate.
Table Fern.
Mrs. Brewer, apron.
Gladiolus.
First, Mrs. Barclay china.
=" Second, Mrs. Wragg, book.
Golden Glow.
NO First, Mrs. j. ID. Minis, guest towel
r. Second, Mrs. Jaycox, tray cloth.
20 Hydrangea.
a. First. Mrs. Hardwick, dish.
10 Second, Mrs. Helen Anderson, apron
- Shasta Daisies.
an First, Mrs. Hoffman, fern dish.
ee Second, Mrs. j. ID. Minis, pin cush
oi ion.
,r Best Collection House Plants.
First, Mrs. Hoffman, plate.
Second. Mrs. Jaycox, guest towel.
Best Collection Old Fashioned
Flowers.
First, Mrs. Hoffman, 81 (give
by Jerome Milling and Elevator con
{. pany.)
~ Second, Mrs. Silverthorn, Wenedl
centerpiece.
go, Best Collection, Division A and B
aks First, Mrs. Hoffman, $500 (giv,
ny, by jerome Milling and Elevator cor
zen pany.)
are Second, Mrs. Sturges, silk stoc
ons ings.
'er- Sweepstakes.
md Mrs. Ralph Moore, $500 Given
To jerome Eagles.)
I'M Best Collection Sweet Peas.
Mrs. d. F. Graham, $500 (giv
om by Jerome Milling and Elevator col
OF pany.)
the Best Red Rose.