The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-10-12
GREATEST DAY OF ALL..



escapes .him and 1t would be hard to
Gil his place.
Oklahoma horses VS.. Oklahoma
horses today. Local pride will make
this ar interesting feature.
The judges always agree and the
timers ere as infallible as the sun.
The 9:35 trot, Oklahoma horses, will
DO feature for this afternoon.
Mrs. Lease won every heat in her
class and beat the record en- an Okla.
homa quarter stretch.
Entries.
Last day; children will all be out
day.
The butter is now decorated in true
Oklahoma style.
An Oklahoma gale is not in it with
Mrs. Lease
The s1ys in blue were out in full
force.
Even Mrs. lease couldn't success.
fully talk against north wind, five
hundred other women and all the
babies and peddlers.
Ex-Governor Seay was an enthusias-
tic witness of the races.
An exhibit that attracted universal
attention and admiration was the two
large show cases filed with decorated
china, the work OF Mrs. D. S Mckay,
of Guthrie, who, II will be remembered
secured several awards at the worlds
fair The work displayed is very fine
and would attract attic ntion and a
premium at any state fair in the
union.
Misses Nellie Renfrow and Irene
Turner gave an exhibition ride against
the wind on the bicycle track just
after dinner and beat the record in
their class.
Landlord Perry's fine Jersey cows
were greatly admired
j. ID. DeBois has on exhibition a
newspaper so years old,
One thing that attracted attention
in art hail was a woven bed spread
belonging TO Mrs, 5. A. Hill, which
has been 10 the family for one handred
and forty .th,ee years.
Several embroidered center pieces
and drawn work scarf by Mrs. M. +,
Hoxsey and two embroidered center
PIECES sy Della Davis were very beau
tiful pieces of W ork and were greatly
admired
Miss Laura Warrenburg, OF Crescent
City, has some beautiful silk flowers
entered.
w. N McCoy's buff Plymouth Rocks
are rare novelty and much admired
by poultry faneiers.
Lilies doll show was the center OF
attraction for the children.
One of the great attr actions in the
live stock department was the Shet.
land ponies--father mother and baby
belonging to little Miss Faye Miller,
They are known as Lord Ronald, lady
Clare and Grace Darling, and are all
little beauties.
w. d. Diamond had on exhibition g
fine black stallion-Brilliant
Mrs. w l.. Rhodes took first premi-
um on bread baked with Big Il -four
In the bread baked from the X. Il.
Davis -four Mrs. Morris got first pre-
MUM and Mrs. Judson Smalley sec
ond.
j. w. Sutton has lne display o
monuments and marble He has th'
only marble yard in the territory anC
should be patronized by our people.
ParllAnd herd OF English Berkshirel
entered by Halstede :& Mears OF Lin
coin county CARRIED of a whole bolt o
blue ribbon in the swine department
They cannot be beaten anywhere il
the west.
A vesy handsome April colt tha
wears blue ribbon is the property o
Fred Scotthorn.
This is live stock day. Come out ant
see the parade.
Martin Snyder OF Noble county
takes home a blue ribbon on MAJOR, I
Norman stallion, and two fine mule
colts.
DIR. Fdrlong took in the fair yester
day. lie was noticed on the granC
stand listening to Mollie Lease ana en-
Joying the races. The doctor met Con
gresham Flynn for the first time to
day.
The End To-day.
Today Is the last day OF the fair anC
the association deserve to have grea
crowd The exhibits can ali be seeI
yet and the races this afternoon viii
be equal to those of any day during
the week. Come ont and bring you
friends and help make the wind mp I
glorious one for all.
Program For To-day
2:3a trot
Two-year old running race.