The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-10-19
FLOWER PARADE.
One of the Most Gorgeous and Beautiful
Pageants Ever Witnessed in
the State

were gorgeouslv and artistically dee
grated, each one showing much labor
painstaking and thought, the color,
were blended tremendously, the
! teams kept we'll in hand.
The procession formed on Nortl
Delaware and led by the two mar
shals, Frank H. Crowell and John l.
Stanley, on well groorned, high step
ping horses, appeared on the north.
west corner of the square. The First
Brigade Band headed the procession
| followed by the Lone Oak band. then
came the Queens float. i'll regal
splendor of purple, white and gold,
with the beautiful queen, Miss Sallie
Arnold on her throne surrounded by
her court OF twenty-fOur beautiful
maidens, representing the twenty
four townships of our county.
Then followed the decorated yehi-
cles in order named:
Carriage, four black horses abreast
decorated black roses with crescents
of yellow. Mesdames POffenberger,
Ed Williams, J. NJ. Christy, Howard
James First prize for double rigs
StanhOpe, three black horses tan
dem, decorations pink La France
roses on black back ground, Mrs. H.
c. Clark and Mrs. c. l.. Fisk First
premium in single class.
Phaeton, pair black horses, decOra-
tiOns yellow and black roses, Mrs F.
H. CroweIl and Miss May Bard Sec
ond premium single class.
Buggy. single horse, shade purple
chrysanthemums, Mrs Harry Can
non, Mrs. Joe Morrison.
Buggy, one horse, defeated tinted
roses, orange and yellow, Master
Frank and Miss Hazel Ludwick in
colonial dress. Fourth prize single
class.
Chariot. shetland ponies, Miss Opal
Rogers, red peoples in gold back
ground.
Surry, two horses, national colors,
Mesdames Ogg, Showalter, Smith
and Dorm, representing ". re, FIRST
prize in bunting decorations.
Carriage, two horses, decorations
white roses, Misses Edith Evering-
ham, Marion and Edith Vaughan
and Mrs. A. W Thurman. Bird prize
Carriage, two black horses tandem
red chrysanthemums ON black back
ground, Mrs Chas. Burrows, Misses
Reggie Rosser, Nellie Austin and Lille
Eakin.
Phaeton, white horse, pink and
white carnations, Misses Bulah Hurt
and Ethel Dalton.
Tally Ho, four white horses. pink
and white roses, Mesdames J. B.
Al Lindsey, S F. War
mock. J. NJ Tucker Joe Meyer, Max
Weiner and 7. j. Day. 2nd prize.
Mrs. Jas. NJ Mckibben Phaeton,
one horse, three shades of blue
corn flower, bow-knots OF corn
husks, Misses Norma Day and Ger
trude Eakin.
Stanhope, white horse, light blue
chrysanthemums, Misses Daisy |
Hulse and Louise Endres
Trap, black horse, three shades of |
purple chrysanthemums, Mrs. J. d.
Allen, Miss Maud Smith, DIST Louis,
Miss Nenon Dooley and Miss frankie |
Lisle.
Single buggy, one horse, orange
and black bunting. Mrs. J. K. Smith |
and Miss Lula Smith.
Buggy, single horse, red and white
'oses, design, American flag, Misses
Fisher and Mabel Osmand
Trap, single horse, yellow peoples,
Mrs. Frank kritz and Miss Mary
Berry
Phaeton, single horse, wheat trim
nings, Mrs. H. F. Allen.
Small wagon, drawn by a large
log, decorated in national colors,
With Uncle Sam" and his wife. Mas
er Horace Littell, of Foster. and
Hiss Cora NJ. Allen, the pretty little
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
en-.
What's i'll a name?" Everything.
when you come to medicine. When
'ou get Hoods Sarsaparilla YOU get
he best money can buy.
One Thousand Dollars for One Dol
ar. How is that?
The Kansas City Times announces
hat it has hung up prize of 81 900 |