The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1906-08-04
FOR CITY BEAUTIFUL


in the city. and deserving of men
ton for that fact.
"The Illinois Central hospital
yard is also deserving OF mention as
very pretty yard. as are the GUS
tom house yard and Carnegie library
and we found a little yard adjoining
the Tenth and Clay street Are sta
ton, belonging to that station, and
kept up by the fire boys. which was
one of the prettiest we saw in our
trips around the city.
"The yard at the Union Station Is
also worthy OF especial notice and
deserving OF all the compliments It
has received.
zone thing worthy OF notice was
the large number of small yards
which were In very pretty condition
with good stands of grass and taste
ful selections of flowers, and show
ing evidence OF much attention. In
nelghborhoods where we would find
one OF these. we would always find
three or four more. which verifies
the oft-quoted fact that II one man
in a neighborhood keeps pretty
yard II stimulates his neignbor TO do
the same.
Another thing shown by the
trips the committee took around the
city was that the localities where
the fences have been taken down.
as a whole presented the most pleas
ing appearance which prompts the
hope that by next summer every
one will recognize this fact. and
show their appreciation OF Il by taxi
ing down the fences everywhere.
The Sun is well pleased with the
results OF the contests. and believes
they have done good deal toward
stimulating an appreciation OF and
a pride In pretty yards. From the
expression that have come from
many sources there is no doubt OF
the good that has been done. aud
that next year the contests will
create still greater interest
Some Beautiful Yards.
Following are the yards the com
mittee found deserving OF mention
Charles Warren. Dr. W. H. Pitcher,
Muscoe Burnett. J. c. Flournoy.
Luke Russell. W. +. Bradshaw, j
w. Keller. Mrs. George Langstan.
c. NJ. Budd. Wallace We'll. Dr. Frank
Boyd. l.. d. Husbands. VIM. Fades.
Mrs Laura Fowler. Mrs. r. Loeb. C.
II. Rieke. e. Rehkopf 327 South
Fourth. G27 South Fifth. c. NJ.
Leake. l.. Kolb. Mrs. T. b. Lyle.
VIM. BraineFda e. c., Boone. i227
South Sixth. 233 Ashbrook avenue.
j. s. Troutman. 334 Ashbrook ave-
nue.. 32G Clements, 23S Clements.
1873 Clements. 1913 Meyer street.
ii05 South Third. Rlgglesberger's
1889 South Third. 1919 South
Third. George Ripley. VIM. Hum
mel. si3 South Third. 500 South
Third. s23 South Third. SOS South
Third. S11 South Third. 523 South
Third. 43O Adams. Mrs. E. Palmer,
705 South Eleventh. George Katter.
john. 112l South Tenth. Henry Kat
terjohn. 902 Jones. 623 South
Ninth. $40 and 912 Jackson. 1904
Jackson. 1909 Jackson. 400 Sonth
Tenth. 400 South Tenth. 1913 Ken
lucky avenue. Joe Randall John c.
Miller. 917 Clark. d. @. Murrell.
1904 Broadway. 1115 Broadway.
1117 Broadway. Or. vorls. 1857
Broadway. NJ. Nance. A. B. Sowell.
Van o. Burnett. w. G. Kidd. S.
Hecht. A. J. Reitz. c. T. Richardson,
Lawrence Dallam. T. C. Leech. W.
b. Mcpherson. Mrs. l.. Croal. DR.. ].
r. Coleman. j. T. Donovan, vs. p.
Paxton, 1917 jefferson. 1918 Jeifer-
son. Luther Graham. J. A. Rudy.
1927 jefferson. Earl Palmer. +. p.
ellison. 1856 jefferson. li2O Jeffer-
son, l11S Jefferson. Mrs. /.
Young. w. +. Paxton. Mrs. Tagg. |
1905 Jefferson. zoos Jefferson, Mrs.
Pat OBrien. Charles Porter. A. J.
Decker. F. NJ. Fisher. Mrs. J. b.
Phillips. Herman Friedman, l.. NJ.
Rieke. 1923 North Eighth. X. L.
Eley. ]. A. Bauer. SIS Madison. S27
Madison. F. L. Scott. John SInnott
1110 Monroe. 1115 Monroe. 11O7
Monroe. 1893 Monroe. Knox Flour
noy. A. l.. Joynes, w. d. Greer. Mrs.
NJ. X Scott. Mrs. George Rock. Al
Bishop, A. A. Balsley, 1929, 1919.
1915. 1047, 1919. 1899, 1910. 1918.
1928 Trimble street. 562 North
Fourth. 5fi North Fourth. 527
North Fourth. 529 North Fourth,
Waddle Lang, e. ID. Hannah. Mrs
Lloyd Boswell J. X. Bondurant, 621
North Seventh, 625 North Seventh.
727 Clay. zoos Clay, 1915 Clay, Ed
Eaker, T. ]. Moore, The Home of
the Friendless, 1440 Trlmble, 1547,