The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1902-04-12

OUerllnR silver MOunteo carving SET
Large Fancy Urn
Pearl Handle Knife
Ring with Ametheyst and Pearl Set
ting
| laine
Turquoise Blue Enameled Watch with
Chate laine
Boys Silver Watch and Gold Chain
Boys Rifle
Snake Bracelet
CHILDREN'S DISPLAY.
The following prizes have been des-
ignated for the children's display.
LIST, Bicycle rider, Turquoise Enamel
Watch and Chatelaine, for girl, Or
Boys Silver Watch or CDain. i.t,
End, Bicycle rider, Knife for Boy or
Ring for girl.
LIST, Pony rider, Royal Blue Enamel
Watch for girl, or Boys Silver Watch
and Chain.
End, Pony rider, Child's Saddle
1st, Pony cart, Boys Suit.
End, Pony cart, Girls Hat
LIST, Goat or Dog Cart, Rifle
2nd, Goat or Dog Cart, Snake Brace
let.
1st, Baby Carriage, Go-cart.
End, B ably Carriage, Silver Cup.
These prizes are all handsome and 1t
is hoped that the number of entries be
donbled or trebled before May 1st.
ENTRANCE FEES
The entrance fees are as follows:
Two or four-horse Vehicles, $500
One-horse Vehicle, SO 90
Single Riders, ST. 90
Bicycles, soc
Uhildren's Turnouts, S1.00
Baby Vehicles, $l.00
The chairman of this committee,
Mrs. Nelson, is ready to register all
who may apply. I.
A prize has been offered for the most
unique and original burlesque BY pri-
vate citizens, merchants or organiza-
tions, and it should call forth large
number OF humorous or ludIcrous en-
tries.
The prizes are on exhibition at Bin
der's jewelry store and Robinson's old
stand. AS soon as the classification is
completed the prizes intended for each
class will be designated and marked
accordingly. In the award OF child
aen's prizes exchanges will be made
to suit boys and girls.
CLASSIFICATION
The following classification of convey
ances has been adopted:
4-in-hand, A & B
2-horse vehicles with top, A & B
2-h0rse vehicles without tops, A u =
l-horse vehicles without tops, A & b
1-horse vehicles with tops, A & B
Display by organizations. floats, &C.,.
&B
Display by merchants, A & B
Outriders, A &B
Lady riders, A & B
Bicycle display, A & B
Flreman's Display, A & B
CHILDREN's DISPLAY
Pony carts, A & B
Riders on Ponies, A & B
z Baby carriages and go-carts, A & B
ENTRIES FOR FLOWER PARADE
Merchants and Organizations Dis
play.
Charles Halter, Frank Binder, J. E.
Gilham, Nelms & Blum, Harblson
Bros, The Leader, Peter Duskas,
Crouch & Meisner, Stone & Everman,
Montgomery, Roth Co., Church & Shell
ton, Workman g. Campbell, The Goyer
Co., Mississippi Oil Mill, Planters Oil
Mill, L. l.. Gilkey, Lord & Tay lor, Ley
ser & Co., Poepche Leicht Lumber
Co., Mr.. Neil
TWO-HoRSE VEHICLES
Mrs. Henry Crittenden, Mrs, Edmund
Taylor, Mrs. NJ. P. Metcalfe, Mrs.
Hazelhurst, Mr.. Rosenstock, Col. Ike
Newman, Capt. Tollinger, Capt. Chas.
West, DR.. Payne, Mr.. VIII Worthing-
ton, OF WaYsidde, Mr.. Q. P. Best, OF
Leland.
ONE HORSE VEHICLES
Mrs. George Archer, Mrs. James Z.
Negus, Mrs. w. G. Phelps, Mrs. L. v.
Fort, Mrs. w. A. Everman. Mrs. J. III, |
Wynn, Mrs. Robert Hallett, Mrs. T.H. |
Hood, Mr.. J. Comfy, DR.. j. D. SmYthe. |
OUT RIDERS
Messrs Harry Ferguson, Garnett
Lone, Robert Wynn, DR.. q. G. Smythe,
Capt. W. K. Gildart.
LADY RIDERS
Mrs. w. J. Wright, Mrs. Harry Fer
yuson, Mrs. Mcmahon, Miss Gordon.
WHEELS
Miss Ann Thomas, Miss Adellne
Harvey, Master Thad Wynn, Master
Leo Sack, Master VIM. Gidden.
cHILDREN's DISPLAY
Mrs. J. B. Scrupgs, Mrs. Edmund
Taylor, Mrs. ]. Wall, Mr.. NJ. Rosen-
Itock, Mr.. r. W. TIlford, Miss Eliza
beth Bell, Miss May Nelson, Masters
Bun Thomas, Willie Heron, Philip
Miller. Dove Hazelhurst, VIM. Griffin,
r., Leroy Percy, Jr.
BABY CARRIAGES
Mrs. Van B. Boddie, Mrs. Edmund
Taylor, Mrs. Jack Wyehe, Mrs. e. 81.
Taylor, Mrs. B. r. Wasson, Mrs. 7. 81.
Hood, Mrs. J. M. Jayne. Mrs. Geo.
Helm, Mrs. Edgar Baker, MIS-. Jordan,
1rs. Ward Thompson Of Leland. +
or VOTES FOR NAY q0EEN.
Miss Dora Atterbury. @....9
Helen Moyse- ...,....-. ...4
Belle Barkley 80. -, -. As
LaVinia Dabney ........,...,tF 3