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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



OCTOBBS 12, 1911. 



haus, of C, E, Critchell'8 force, and 



(Ckarlea TVitterstaetter. 



Of course the fall exhibition, i^'ovem- 

 ber 13 to 18, was the principal topic 

 for discussion. The report of the sec- 

 retary of the executive committee 

 stated that all advertising matter would 

 be distributed within a few days, that 

 noticing but the mere mechanical work 

 of staging is left tp do, and that when 

 the snow opens all will be ready. Com- 

 munications from probable exhibitors 

 show that quite a number will be on 

 liand at the appointed time. Cups 

 have been donated by the following: 

 J. M. McCuUough's Sons, E. Witter- 

 staetter and J. Chas. Murphy, for car- 

 nations, chrysanthemums and roses, re- 

 fflpectively. Irwin Bertermann. of In- 

 dianapolis, Otto Koenig, of St. Louis, 

 and Phil Breitmeyer, of Detroit, will 

 act as judges. C. E. Critchell, P. J. 

 Olinger and Cha». H. HoflPmeister were 



: appointed a eonunittee to bring plans 

 for the entertainment of visiting flo- 

 rists during the stow. 



. Alex Ostendarp and A. C. Heckman, 

 Jr., presented an invitation to hold the 

 meeting N'ovember 11 at their whole- 

 sale place, the Cincinnati Cut Plower 

 Exchange; the invitation was accepted. 

 A special meeting will also be held at 

 the club rooms October tS. 



U. G. Hill, of Bichmond, was a guest 

 at the club meeting. He showed a large 

 vase of his new yellow rose, Sunburst. 

 The roses had long, stiff stems, pretty 

 pointed buds and good foliage. 



Various Notes. 



The bowling club will hold its first 

 biweekly meeting at Mielert's, on Vine 

 street near Fifteenth street, October 

 16. All desiring to attend are requested 

 to be on hand promptly »t 8 p. m., 

 when the teams will be selected. 



William Murphy has returned from 

 the Cbenaux Islands, where he has been 

 for the last two months. Hay fever, 

 however, ambushed him and took him 

 prisoner immediately after his return. 

 Mr. Murphy reports that the stock at 

 Delhi is in fine shape and that the 

 growers in Upper Delhi will begin to 

 propagate about November 1. 



C. E. Critchell received his first ship- 

 ment of New York double violets last 

 week. 



Frankie Dollar is a candidate for 

 treasurer of Delhi township on the 

 democratic ticket. 



E. G. Gillett and Fred Gear will at- 

 tend the annual conclave of the Ohio 

 Knights Templar at Dayton, O., this 

 week. 



P. J. Olinger is building a new re- 

 frigerator. C, H. H. 



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