Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1899-10-19
PREMIUMS ON FLOATS.

corn cOSlullleu ClllulcH
Special honorable mention to district zig,
ship with large sails etc,
PREMIUMS ON DECORATED VEHICLES.
For best corn decorated vehicle Single or
double in the parade $40; 2nd, d.
First, N L. Reed.
Second Mrs. r. Korns
For best decorated vehicle with flowers
(single or double in parade slO;9nd, 50.
First, Mrs. G. G. Sterl.
Second, Mrs. c. II. Pattison.
For the most eccentric, grotesque and
humorous vehicle, team and driver In par
AIDE Is; end %.
First q. W. Kessinger.
Second, No. 81.
PREMIUMS ON EQUEsTRIANs.
For lady on horseback dressed in the most
UNIQUE and artistic corn costume in parade
&;2nd, 50.
First, Agnes Vanderbilt.
Second, Edna Emlet.
PREMIUMS ON CORN PRODUCTS.
For best one bushel white ear corn, any
variety, 81 2nd, %; 3rd, o.; 4th, VI.
First, S. M. Kicker
Second, Franklin Thorpe.
Third, John Haywood,
Fourth, F. NJ. Mercer.
For best one bushel yellow ear corn, any
.,ar;aty oud nrd %. Ath al
First, R. Rucas.
Second, J. II. Kline
Third, s. ]. Poorc.
y Fourth, b. H. Kessinger.
For the best one bushel of red or mixed
ear corn any variety, a; 2nd, 3d. 3rd, 81;
4th, 81.
First and second, j. B. Jones
Third, L, A. Plumb.
Fourth. +. NJ. Mercer.
PREMIUM ON BEST SIX STALKS CORN
For best six stalks of corn with ears, any
variety, 81; 2nd, $50; 3rd, 81; ith, 50 cents.
First, F. Nj. Mercer.
Second, j. B. Jones
Third, F. NJ. Mercer.
For best six stalks of kaflir corn, any var.
iety, 81; 2nd, $l.5O; 3rd, VI F.; 4lh, 30 cents.
First, M. Bryson.
Second, j. B. Jones.
Third, j. NJ Peterson.
Fourth +. NJ. Mercer.
For man on horseback dressed in the most
humorous corn costume in the parade s.;
End IS.
First, I. L. Hart,
Second, CAL Staatz.
PREMIUMS ON DECORATED BICYCLES
For best corn decorated bicycle Qady or
genteman) in parade 90; 2nd, q; Srd, ST.
First, H. j. Jacoby.
Second, divided, Florence Byers Jen.
ME Iucier Minnie Moriarity.
Third, Jimmie Tull.
PREMIUMS on LARGEST LOAD EAR CORN.
For largest load ear corn in parade go;
End, s..
First. F, L. Bostwick, IL bushels, A.
pOulluS.
One American watch by A. M.
Ward, jeveIer, to the boy or girl I'M
der IS years Old in parade, wearing
best corn costume, awarded to May
Cradle
IS by Hodge Bros. for the largest
twelve ears of corn, any variety,
husks turned back and tied together
awarded to j. E. Fair.
10 silver dollars by j, B. Case & Co
to the ten girls bringing the ten tall
est stalks OF corn to the carnival
Five entries: Mildred Pennington
Lucille Brown, Anna Sauer, May Dris
co, Hazel Jones.
One pair $40 gold spectacles, the
best made, given by DR.. Avery, Oul
Optician, to the oldest man or woman
in parade in corn costume, awarded
to John West, 81 years, 6 months, s
days.
$40 by J. Z. Brewer to the lady
best dressed in corn costume driving
single rig in parade, awarded to Mrs
Robert Korns.
81 by W. G. Wyandt to the hand
soonest baby years old or under id
parade, Abilene barred, awarded tc
child OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. Z. Gish.
s. by R. NJ. White to the girl under
II years old who appears in parade
on horseback dressed in the most
unique corn costume, three or more
to compete, awarded to Mary Belle
Robson.