The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-10-14
NUMBERS ASSIGNED
TO THOSE WHO DRIVE
Every Preparation About Com
plete for the Horse Show.
Meetings Held Today and Additional
Boxes Have Been Dispos-
ed of.
MANY VISITORS ARE EXPECTED

Practically everything is ready for
the Horse Show. which begins next
Wednesday and lasts four days. The
indications are for large crowd ev-
cry day and Paducah will be in gala
dress for the occasion.
There were meetings of various
committees today, and If there is
anything yet undone;'it will be LOOK
ed after next week.
The Entries.
The following numbers have beel,
assigned to those who are to drive:
Pres. Phillips.
/. Mr.. Friedman.
2. Mr.. Tulley.
3. Mr.. CARRIER.
4. Mr.. Glauber.
.. Mrs. Laura Fowler.
G.. Mrs. James Rudy.
Z. Mrs. o. l.. Gregory.
s. Mrs. T. G.. Leech.
8. Miss Emma Reed.
10. Mrs. VIM. Hughes.
II. Mrs. w. A. Gardner.
IL. Mrs. j. V. voris.
IS. Mrs. II. Wallerstein.
IA. Mrs. C. G. Covington
Is. Mrs. James Sleeth.
16. Mrs. c. II. Sheriff..
II. Miss Ruth We'll. 49,.
IS. Mrs. NJ. Michael.
10. Mrs. NJ. Michael.
20. Mrs. Mills.
81. Mrs. Van Meter.
90. Miss Irene Scott.
20. Mrs. H. p. Sights.
"a. Mrs. Charles Kiger.
20. Mrs. James Segenfelter.
20. Mrs. c. M. Budd.
81. Mrs. George Powell.
2S. Mrs. George Flournoy.
20. Mrs. Sam Starks.
80. Mrs. o. A. Ttate.
81. Miss Clara Thompson.
50. Miss Frances Herndon.
33. Mr.. c. L. Everett.
The Horse Show Association is
very anxious that those entering the
various events should apply prompt
ly to Mr.. Coons for their entry tick
cts and admissions.
Children's Program for Friday Even.
ing, z p. m.
FLOWER PARADE.
First. Entry:
First prize: For most attractive
vehicle driven by girl. gold locket
and chain.
Second prize: Silver cup.
First prize: For most attractive
vehicle driven by boy, set of har-
ness.
Second prize: Silver cup.
Second Entry:
Riding on pony for boys under fif-
teen years. Riding sand pony con
sidered.
First prize: Saddle.
Second prize: Bride.
Third Entry:
Riding on pony for girls under fif-
teen years. Riding and pony CON
sidered.
flfsL prize. saddle,
Second prize: Saddle.
Fourth Entry:
Musical drill for boys and girls. No
prizes. >.,s~~
The twelve new boxes being built
for the Horse Show are on sale an0
eight of them have already been sold
at the minimum price, which is $40,
each. The new boxes sold and the
persons who bought them are as fol-
lows:
Mr.. Ben Frank, box A; Mr.. Henry
Rudy, box b; Mr.. VIII Rieke, box
G; Mr.. o. l.. Gregory, box b; Mr..
George Wallace. box e; Mr. r. p.
Noble, box f; Mr.. w. j. Hills, box
G; and Capt. Saunders Fowler,
box Ii.
DR.. j. b. CARRIER, who Is to dis
play seven German coach horses al
the show next week, had three OF
these fine animals down Ia The city
this morning and exhibited them on
Third street, between Broadway and
Jefferson streets. They are the most
stylish horses ever seen in Paduoah
and two of them have already been
sold here but the names of the pur-
ehasers have not been made public.
One of the horses took first prize at
the worlds fair at st. Louis and is
valued at $4,000.
The committee has arranged for a
walk of clean sawdust so there will
be no danger of the lightest costumes
being solled during the promenade,
which Is always a feature of the city