Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-09-15
Some Fair Notes.

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NJ E. Piersol, was awarded the first prem
ium; No. 347. baked by Mrs E J 0ester-
ling the second; and No 3, baked by Mrs
]. H. Cumberland, the third.
Some of the exhibitors make money out
of the Fair. For instance the premiums
awarded to r Shields for poultry aggre-
gated $64 so L Rodgers got $50 for sheep,
pigs and grain; S W TAFT $43 for sheep, mo
Turner $41 on horses; r d " Watson $75
o n horses and cattle; Fl Willison $50 on
sheep; the Bowser Bros, s5S on horses, W.
C Barron, SIS on cattle; B Broadbent, s71
on sheep and pigs; VI Bower, $40 on pigs;
| " BARLEY, s22.75 on pigs, vegetables
and fruits; Mrs n Henry, $65.40 on plants,
butter, preserved fruits, bread, etc; VIM.
| Hesselgesser, $48 on horses and cattle
Earl Hesselgesser, $34 on tile and sheep;
Gorden, 81 on sheep and pigs; W Y
| Gibson, $3.50 on cattle; ] H Fauble, $40
| on horses and cattle; August Freehling
$23 on sheep and grain; W A Mccoy, $64 on
sheap and pigs, II Magee, s65.50 on
horses, cattle and poultry; Maharg Bros,
$47.25 on horses, pigs and poultry; A S
Moore $4i on poultry; Alonzo McCandless,
$40 on horses; McNarry & Sons, $40 on
sheep; Keener, $40 on vegetables,
plants, etc; A Kamerer, $23 on vegetables,
etc; II G Knox, $54 rs on vegetables, grain,
fruits, etc.
From hasty glance over the lists o f
awards, arranged alphabetically, we no.
notice that on the six hundred exhibits,
premiums were awarded to the following
persons.
Premiums for horses were awarded to |
J S & D d Bowser, " 4 Berlin, II J |
Brown, S II Crawford, John Caster, Isaac |
Donaldson, W Douthett, ] II Fauble, |
David Hesselgesser, VIM Hesselgesser, r |
S Hindman, NJ Harrington, Homer Bros, |
VIM Hazlett, 5 Hays, c II Jennings, |
] B Keener, Jno F Lowry, Alonzo Nc
Candless, B McAboy, T G McNees, Z S
Mccullough, B Mutton, W S Stevenson,
Jno Turner, Chas Wilson, W Williams, |
Scott Wilson.
Premiums for cattle were awarded to /
Peter Bowers, W G Black, W c Barron,
S Fl Crawford, W Crawford, John A
Cooper, A Greed; Everettc G Campbell,
J II Fauble, Wm Gibson, VIM Hessel-
gesser. Earl Hesselgesser, NJ jackson, d
FL Lyons, Gardner Lowry, j Ii Maeee Ii
S Mechling, f Moore, Abner Patton,
Scott Wilson, r g. W Watson.
Premiums for grain, seeds, etc, were
awarded to ) Walter BARLEY, S II Craw-
ford and Ii Knox.
Premiums tor poultry were awarded TO
r Shields, Isaac Summary. Ben Williams,
Cal Baxter, G F Bowser, Butler Poultry
Yards, 239 W Pearl ST; Percy Beighley.
Chas Bonner. Jas Campbell, Leonard i
Eyth, Arthur Flack, o Ii Grabe, L Hey
drick, W Z Kirk Albert Ketterer, H A
Kison, Jas Leedom, W f Levingston. J
Morris, l. McCandless Pearce, Wilson
Purvis Jno Ritchie, W H Riddle, Alt
Schenck.
Premiums for vegetables, seeds, etc.,
were awarded to John Baker, David Fish
er Millie Grohman, Geo Grellett, Noah |
Henry, J B Jackson, II G Knox, B
Keenfr, A Kamerer, " 7 Livingston, L
Rogers, Chas + Smith, JAS NJ Thompson,
Geo Walter d Sons.
Premiums for fruits were awarded to
John Grove, August Freehling, Noah Hen
ry, Fl G Knox, Geo McVay.
Premiums for sheep were awarded to
August Freehling, W A Antony, Brooks
Broadbent, W Snyder, Gorden, Earl
Hessel elgesser,..T NJ Hutchison, Wilson John-
ston, W A Mccoy, L Rodgers, Jas NJ Rea,
r Stevenson, W TAFT, Cbas Wilson,
Homer Wilson, 0 Wasser
Premiums for pigs were awarded to Ma
rion Bower, Walter BARLEY, Bredin Cox,
j Gorden, Maharg Bros, L Rodgers, L L
Rodge 5.
Premiums for plants and flowers were
awarded to D A Heck, and the Pierce
brothers had fine exhibit ofnursery stock.
not entered for premiums.
Premiums for fine Arts, to Pearl An
drews Belle Bailey, Lrtta Dale, Daisy |
Dale, Hattie Douglass, Fannie McElwain, |
Mrs. W F Miller, Ada O'Brien, Alice
Wick
Premiums for butter, pickles, etc, to Mary |
Campbell, Mrs. A Douthett, Mrs. c g |
Huber, T G Kelly, Annie Reiber, Amanda
Smith.
Premiums for carpets, etc, were award
to Mrs B Jackson, Mrs c Minteer.
Premiums for preserved fruits, bread, |
etc, we're awarded to Mrs j Boiles, Mrs |
Emma Baxter, Carrie Brown, NJ A Davis, |
Mrs Jno Hildebrand, Ada Henry, A |
Horton, T r Hoon, II G Knox, Mrs. K II
Miller, Jennie Mechling, Jennie A Miller, |
Mrs NJ E Piersol, Chas Echenck.
Premiums for fancy work were award |
ed to Mrs Bell, Mrs II Billman, Mrs |
J Garner, Harriet Douglass, Mrs W Ev- |
ans, Amelia Oesterling, Mrs Fowser, Lena |
Ferrero, Maggie Fry, Minnie Grohman,
Harry Goodwin, Edna Henlen, Mrs J
Hocn, Mary E Hoon, Mrs G Jamison, An
ME Lowman, Chas Lynn, Emma Langbein, |
Maize Leighner, Birdie Miller, L Miller, |
Maurer, Clara Mccoy, Julia Msurer, n |
Miller, Jennie Miller, Nettie Niblock, Mrs. |
E Oesterling Carrie Patterson. N c Rock |
enstein, Mrs George Sykes, Mrs. l. B Stein, |
Mary Shields, Libbie Smith, Mrs Phillip |
Smith, Sadie and Minnie Thompson, Belle |
Whitmire, Mamie Wagner, Mrs Fl |
Wylie.
Pierce Bros big sign at their nursery |
west Of town beats the signs displayed dur
ing the Butler Fair, it is a Jumbo and |
should get first premium.
August Freehlings herd of Cheviot sheep |
was admired by everybody that noticed |
them.
VIM. Cox and his son had some very |
fine pigs at the Fair.
A large crowd went to the grounds Fri |
day afternoon to see the First Ward run
ners run-and how they can run--like a |
streak of creased ghtning-Record, 80 |