The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-09-17
KENOSHA COUNTY FAIR.


ter. About the middle Of the afternoon
we Ylsite ed the Fair Grounds to see what
was to be seen and 10 report progress.
The officers were to work receiving en-
tries and selling tickets. The entries were
not all on the ground or where they could
be seen.
William Yule has large quantity of
ine stock Durhams. / bull, COWS, Q two
year old heifers, 3 yearllng heifers, 2
heifer and bull CALVES, brood mare and
eolt-the colt of grade dam and Norman
sire, and two year lid colt, 1 Cotswold
buck and 3 Cotswold eve lambs.
William Rhodes has 8 Ourhams and 2
mules. Did not see him.
E. Minkler has Jersey bull of S. r
Houston's.
A yoke of oxen, thought to be Devon
owner not with them,-A calf alone.
Charles Robertson has grade heifer /
year old,6 grade eve lambs, pen of
Berkshire pigs, / two year old colt All
good grades.
Messrs. Clapp has three pens of fine Me-
rino sheep, s lambs one of them buck
which took the premium at the State
Fair, ewes which took the premium at
the State Fair last year. and 8 bucks.
John Pedley has CotswOld sheep. Did
not see him.
A pen of pigs-owner not seen.
The Fine Arts has fair representation
better than we expected TO see. Mr.
Ely of Racine and A. F. Wells and S. W.
Truesdell Of, Kenosha have good collec-
tiOns. Fancy articles have representatives
by somebody and Mrs. Chase has large
collection of house plants
Cheese within boxes was on hand and
poultry was probably waiting
their destination,
Fruit and Vegetables have represen-
tatives IN L. Woodwork arranging his
fruit and S. Gault not there.
Mechanical Hall has representative
in Henry Williams-the owners OF other
entries not there.
Congregational Dining Hall by the
Congregational Ladies - Commenced
furnishing meals Tuesday at noon and
will furnish dinner, supper and break
fast every day i'll the close of the fair
Scots for dinner, 81 90 day for board.
Can seat 100 Ladies in attendance.
White & Rowe have confectionery
adjoining the Fine Arts Hall
Charles 6anborn has a Dining Hall
and Fruit Stsnds
J. B. Kupfer has Dining Hall and
Confectionery.
MD Weed furnishes candies cigars
and lemonade.
A. Schoffen has Dining Hall pop and
lemonade.
Junius Wattles has stand outside OF
the race stand where he furnishes fruit,
confectionery and lemonade
Leonard g. Mcbride the same as Wat
ties.
Dodge & Reed Of Racine have Dane
ing Hall-Large hall and smooth floor.
Joseph Wright Of Delavan1 has Bow.
ling Alley.
Several other places were provided
for refreshment and amusement but we
did not see the proprietors. So there
were entries witch we did not see On
the first day there is generally more
disorder and chaos than order and beau
ty,
Wednesday morning was cloudy and
cold At 10 o'clock it cleared off and
became pleasant. At II O'Clock there was
considerable additions to the exhibition
Frank Holt has an Ayrshire bull. w
G. White has an Ayrshire bull. Isaac
Bishop has 2 grade cows, 2 grade calves
grade ewes, grade lambs, fancy pop.
corn, samples Of white dent corn, flax seed
timothy seed, Whiteriver wheat, squashe'
and of three kinds Of turnipe.
Peter McNulty has a cow and calf.
In the Fine Art Hall there was a large
addition of fancy articles, q 1ite number
of sewing machines and musical instru
ments, boots & shoes, chease, bread, cake
preserves, Simmons best -four, grass seed
&c.
horticultural Hall has Ia rgly improved
John Sander has some fine potatoes
There is large addition Of fruit and
vegetables.