The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
THE FAIR.
The 37th Annual Fair a Success In Every
Particular.

Particular.
The thirtyseventh annual fair was de.
cided success. The weather was all that
could be desired. All arrangements had
been previously perfected and everything
was in readiness 10 be carried out.
The attendance the second day was
very small, but the third day the town was
crowded with teams at an early hour and
by II O'Clock the grounds were well filed
The floral hall was nicely decorated and
well-filled with articles for exhibition. A
fine display of goods, wares, farm pro-
ducts, etc., was displayed in mechanics
hall, but in number it was hardly equal to
last year.
The following persons and firms from
town were exhibitors;
Mrs. Walter Wsliams, Miss Vone
Brown and Miss Susie Wilcox, fine dis
plays Of millinery goods, Laundon, Win
decker g. Co., china ware, lamps, etc. II.
G, Leach, sewing machines. s. F, Black,
specimens of articles manufactured from
wood. ]. L. Sanford, furniture. w. II.
Townsend, agricultural implements. @.
B. Lindsey, fine line Of carriages and bug.
gies, j. M. Otterbacher, harness. Mrs.
T. Doland, flowers and fancy work, Mrs.
r. N. Goodwin, Miss Orrie L. Warner,
Mrs, Frank Warren, Mrs. H. G. Harris and
Mrs. +. Battles, fine needle work. Mrs
f. A. Chapman and Robert Dawson, paint.
ing. c. W. Horr Holstein cattle. W. T.
Peirce, stoves. r. N. Goodwin, white
bronze monuments.
The entries in the sheep, swine, poultry
and cattle departments were equal 10 any
previous year. The entries in the horse
department were so large that the owners
were compelled 10 use stalls intended fol
cattle.
There were plenty Of amusements on
the ground, such as base ball, racing, dane.
ing, etc, the merry -go-round was kept ex
ceedingly busy.
The Blue Stars, of Wellington, carried
of the base ball prizes each day.
The race track was never In better con
dition. The following is the score:
l-YEAR-oLD STAKE RAoE-BEsr 2IS3.
Fod, b. T., S. S. Warner 211
| Hollow Eve, sor. T., Jn0. Forbes az
Lady Nora, ch. I. Robertson x Miller 4 3 3
Rasig, sc. Robert Lowe ,3 4
0ne-half mile heats. Time, 1881 .1.S7It i S4lI
2-YEAR.oLD srAKE-BEsr AIMS.
Brown Donna, b. c.. .Rob't Lowe II
Ileen Auoon, b. H. Nutwood Farm Ia
Time 3:Ol, 2:461I.
S-YKAR-OLD sTAKE-BEsr 3N5,
Eddie nottingham. b. s., A. Forbes IL
Kingdom, b: e.. Nutwood Farm 23
| Jim Crow, ch. c., James Mooney "a
Lady May. ch. T., ]. p. Thomas "a
Time, 1854, 2;5S.
| 2:40 TRor-BEsT 8 IN 5.
Wicklifie, b. e., Nutwood Farm III
Lady Star. b. n" !. ". Heyman
Time, 2;I2, 2al1f, 2;i2h.
PAoiSG-FREE FOR ALL-BEsr IS5.
Phylle BIS. John Forbes III
Wilkspur, b. s.. A. o. Crow 222
Lady Belle, b. m, Levi Hale SO 3
Time, 3Oe1f. 2:5l1S. 2;7.
! TRorTEG-FREE FOR ALL-BRsT m5.
Florida Monarch .b.s..G L. .Brownell l 2 / /
Elixir, c, g., NJ, A. Pounds 2 az
| Nickle Plate, b. g., Z. W. Heyman 3 3
| McCases Mohawk, SC, X B. Culp5 d
Nerl Newcomb. b. S., II. A. Indoe S d
Time. 2;2511, 2:2s, 2:26I<, 2:2Ih.
300 TRoT-BEsT 3 IN 5.
Jay, b. e., II. Z. Leach III
| Violet Wilkes, b. m, r. Lowe "a az 3
| Amherst Boy, b. g., q. B. 0rmsby S 8 2
| Iral, K. e., /. A. Webster SO 6
Expedite, c. s.. II. A. Indoe
Pioneer, br. s., l.. Sammls 8 5 5
Bub Wilkes, b. s., l.. Barrett Dist.
Time. 2:I31<, 2:4I1l, 2A.
Everybody appeared to be happy over
the results of the fair. The officers, di
rectors, and the several committees de.
serve great credit for the manner in which
they performed their work.
The receipts were $2197.07.
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