Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-09-25

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aeroplane.
Margaret Garrett, Buncom, third
machine-made dress.
Little Applegate school, second
pressed flowers.
Arthur Powell, Medford, first red
raspberries.
Gretchen Phul, Jacksonville, sec
ond dining table.
Adm Haselton, Eagle Point, grand
prize corn club project "trip to State
Fair).
Naomi Hemphill, Medford, first
trio Light Brahmas.
Earl Hemphill, Medford, first trio
White Wyandottes.
Ruth Hemphill, Medford, first trio
Black Minorcas.
N. Erskine, Medford, first litter
Belgian hares.
Arthur McDougall, Medford, first
poultry club project, division 1.
Floyd Tucker, Medford, fourth
poultry club project, division 1.
Carl spuhn, Medford, second trio
of White Wyandottes, second litter
Belgian hares.
Wilbur Godlove, Medford, second
pig club project, division 1; second
pig project, division 2; third litter
Belgian hares.
Special Awards.
The list of special awards, with
the exception of the ladies' domestic
and fine arts departments, is as fol-
lows:
Vegetables-C. B. Stevens, four
stalks sweet corn; Mrs. C. B. Stev-
ems, second sunfloweA J. L. Nc
Ahron, asparagus bean ]. S. Van
dorfy, Pixies Peak squash; John
Demmer, sunflower; D. r. Wilson,
second asparagus bean; w. E. White
side, strawberry, muskmelon; G. ].
Brommer, Mammoth Chilean squash;
G. B. Stevens, sheaf timothy.
Fruit-F. L. Holdridge, green gage
plums; E. D. Briggs, Oregon chest
nuts; T. Heimroth, three plates Buer-
re Easter; c. S. Flicker, blackberries;
John Demmer, thee plates grapes;
w. F. Smith, red raspberries. black
berries; ]. A. Westerlund, Hoover's
Red apples, second Buerre Easter;
Del Rio orchard, box Seckel pears.
Local grown nursery stock, N. S.
Bennett.
Display honey and wax, James
Stewart.
Floriculture-Mrs. F. w. Hollis,
second Hugh Dixon rose Mrs. James
Griffis, first Bouquet Amarellis;
Mrs. A. w. Keizur, second display
roses; Lester Bennett garden display
by boy under 10.
Culinary-Mrs. Eugene Amann,
first split biscuit; Mrs. John Bellin-
ger, first cottage cheese; Mrs. M. L.
Hartley, first butter; Mrs. B. c. Stei-
vertsen, first can beans; Mrs. S. G.
Riley, second butter; Mrs. c. w.
second can tomatoes.
Special events in the Ladies Do
nestle Science Department of the
Jackson county fair are as follows
Key-Em., embroidery; GRO, GRO
chet; kn., knit.
Mrs. Roland Bench, fancy night
gown.
Mrs. ]. S. vandorfy, cro pillow
tops.
S. G. Riley, braided rugs, pulled
rug, KIN. stocking.
Mrs. Frank Loder, EN-. hat and
coat.
Mrs. C, A. Calhoun, crazy WORK
couch cover.
Mrs. Coakly Thompson, hand work
woolen shawl.
Mrs. H. S. Slime, fancy quilt.
Mrs. Sue Gawyers, silk velvet quilt.
Mrs. A. w. Keizur, suit underwear.
Mrs. Helen Shedison, collection of
baskets, filet GRO. lunch cloth.
Miss Albert Hall, cut leather
library table runner,
sofa pillows, piece quilt silk quilt,
cut work, lunch cloth, GRO. pillow
Eases, GRO. table cover, GRO. yoke.
Mrs. Maggie Grant, Armenian lace
corset cover.
Mrs. Rosa Pointing, Battenberg
ace, Irish GRO. yoke, filet Gro. yoke,
sofa pillow.
Miss Emma Gaunyaw, suit under
wear, lunch napkins.
Mrs. Claud Saylor, lace curtains.
Miss Laura Fouts, log cabin silk
luilt. rainbow quilt.
Mrs. r. e. Olsen, fancy tray.
Mrs. j. c. Pendleton, four table
mats.
Mrs. Vincent, Gro. portiers, Gro.
acket.
Mrs. B. ]. Blankinship, EN-. lace
trimmed bed set, between meal cen
ers.