The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-09-25
THE FAIR.

secretary
THE FAIR.
| The thirty-ffth annual fair of the Ke.
nosha County Agricultural Society open.
ed very auspiciously Wednesday. The
weather was all that could be desired
There was large attendance yester-
day, sand everything passed off pleasant
| ly. To-day is the last day, and no one
should fail to visit it.
The balloon ascension came off as adj,
yertised. 1t shot up rapidly, and in less
than five minutes collapsed, coming
down rapidly in the woods in Somers.
The foot race for purse of 800, be-
tween VIM. Rowe, of Kenosha, and Mr..
Hayes, of Chicago, came off yesterday
afternoon, and was won by Rowe in II
seconds by about 20 feet. Distance 100
yards.
The following are but few of the
entries
RoADsrERs.
I'll. Thomarson makes entries in Road.
sters class III. Durkee, l entry; r. S.
Houston, 4; j. V. Barhyte. w. Fl.
Kingman, l John Pierce, S. N. Bar
Der; l G. A. Truesdell, l Geo. F. Leet,
q; F. w. Leet 1.
FARM HORSES.
H. Thomarson, / entry /; George Tour
tellotte, 1 A. ]. Benedict, q; James
Bolton, l George F. Leet, /.
CARRIAGE HORSES.
George Yule, entry III. Durkee, 8 f;
s. Reynolds, l ]. w. Rhodes, l t. j.
Meyers, l; ]. w. Hartray, l.
CATTLE-PoLLED ANGUS.
E. Balm makes entries.
SHEEP-MERINos.
F. g. Hartnell makes 4 entries.
SWINE.
G. A. Voltz makes l entry in Berk-
shires; R. F. Roberts 2 IN Chester
whites.
HI. Thomarsnn, entries Landon
Kellogg, ~; VIM. Dickhaut, 3; VIM.
Ernst, 4 John Cober, 2.
R. F. Roberts, / !; J. V. Barhyte, ! G.
w. Foote, l Mrs. G. F. Jordan, l !;
Dexter Bros, /.
PANTRY STORES.
Mrs. ]. V. Barhyte, Mrs. J. G. Gott-
fredsen, Mrs. G. A. Dewey and Mrs. E. r.
Gethen make large number of entries
in pantry stores Mrs. M. d. Ernst
several (; Mrs. G. L. Ely,2.
FIELD CROPS.
E. D. Manning enters varieties of
corn; Chas. HI. Willerton, 8 entries in
field crops +. A. Gibson, 3; Geo. w.
Foote, 1 A. ]. Benedict, 1; J. w.
Rhodes, /.
HORTICULTURE.
S. T. Rice makes A entries Chas. III.
Willerton, 4.
GARDEN PRoDUCTs.
Chas. H. Willerton, 9 entries T. A..
Gibson, 10, G. w. Foote, 5; M. D..
Ernst. IA; f. B. Manning, 4 J. v.
Barhyte, 1 S. T. Rice, 8.
JUVENILE CLASS.
Fred Joerndt makes 3 entries VIM.
Ernst, 2; Landon Kellogg, 1 Eddie
Northway, l:
LADIES CLAss-DoMEsTIC
Mrs. J. V. Barhyte, 10 entries Mrs.
j.. G. Gottfredsen, 8; Mrs. Zeihn, l !;
Mrs. J. A. Fredericks, Waukegan, 8 !;
Mrs. G. F. Jordan, 2 Mrs. Gilbert Vim
cent. g. Mrs. III. French. /
LADIES CLAss-FANCY.
Mrs. G. w. Allen makes 81 entries !;
Miss Jennie Dexter, Miss M. III. Rus
sell, 3 Mrs. Ezra Simmons, z; Miss
Ida Russell, 2; Mrs. s. Watson, 2; Miss
N. Ely, 4 Mrs. w. J. Craney, 6 Mrs
]. A. Fredericks. Waukegan, 3; Mrs. G..
F. Jordan, 2; Miss Emma Merrill, 4 !;
Mrs. E. r. Gethen, Mrs. J. G. Gott-
fredsen, 6; Miss Kittie Meyers, l !; Mrs.
r. +. Roberts. / Mrs. r. Burt, 3 Mrs.
H. French, l ; Miss Emma G. COTE, 2 ;
Mrs. F. G. Head, 1 Mrs. Gilbert Vim
cent, Mrs. M. H. Russell, 2; Mrs.
w. S. Maxwell, 3 i; Mrs. HI. Fl. Tarbell,
+; Mrs. J. V. Barhyte, 3 Miss George,
L l. f1O1OGhAHnS AMI AlNlINGSs
B. La Marsh makes several entries
G. Bockenheuser, 4 Miss Ada M. Tar
bell, 3; Miss Matte E. French, 2; Mrs.
Ezra Simmons, l; Arthur Knox, /
VIM. COTE, Q; Mrs. G. w. Young, 3;
Mrs. w. S. Maxwell, 1; Miss Jenny
Dexter. 1; Miss n. Ely, l; Mrs. F. G,
Head, Miss E. L. Simmons, 2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Doan & Brown make fine display OIL
cloaks.
\ f. C. Binninger has some very fine
samples of carriage trimming and up
holstering on exhibition also buggies
carriage tops and cushions.
Hansen & Huck and Charles Theleer
exhibit several fine articles of furniture
Mrs. Dunning has very fine display
of kindergarten work, which is worthy
of inspection.
Il B. La Marsh makes fine exhibit o.
photographs and crayon portraits.
. F. w. Lyman & Son exhibit boots
shoes and slippers.
: G.. A. Dewey exhibits stoves, Firearms
i and iinware.
L. Balm has good display Of stoves
/ Alfred Grosvenor exhibits Wheeler
Wilson sewing machines and Meise
Bros. the Jennie June. There are sew
eral other sewing machines on exhibi
; ton.
Henry Williams has on exhibition on
= improved Seeder and two of his i'm
Lroyed Harrows. These harrows are er
3 tirely new style, and are giving entir
satisfaction Mr.. Williams is increasin
+ his manufacturing facilities every yea
and has a welLearned reputation fc
= turning out first-class work.
C. Bockenheuser has splendid di
play of oil paintings, chromos, wa
:, paper, ceiling decorations, windo
shades, paints, oils, yarnishes, dc.