The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-11-05
PREMIUMS
AWARDED.


p wilkins, 2nd
Jacks. + Garner, lst. and 2,,d.
Best Brood Mare. r. HOLMAN,
Winona, lSt. T. II. CoIey. End.
| Best fi' rSe or Ware (a,I. under
RI M. Thomas, LIST. ". B Phil
| ips. End.
Best Horse or VI ire Colt. 2 , RS. AID
incer R. w. jones', 1sL. AnGr
! Richmond. 2ud
Best Mule Colt under vr-f. T.
Lampkin, lst B VI. Il. Gray. 2ud.
Best dule Colt over yr. and under
YRS j. A. MOreland, l>t ! P
Hlll 2nd
Best m atch Mules in Harness.
A. Moreland, ist. J w b ,wtn. 2rd,
Best Match par n ares or ;e'n,,,
l~,xtr. l. f. II Mrrt. : -
best saddle Mare or Geldilp--l,r
;snge baskerville. lst. A. c. Le'l!l
md
Best Saddle Mare or Gelding-T'r.
ieorge laSkervilIe. 1St.. Gents Sad
lie. Mr. Hal Calhoun, 2nd.. Far
ieSS.
Red Jersey BOar-W. F. Martin[
lSt.
Best Poland China Boar A. Olsou,
lSt
Rest Poland China Sow. N
Stevens.
LEST Boar. not registered, DubarG
Carpt utter, lSt.
Best Sow, not regiStered-W f.
1artin, lSt
CATTLE
Best Jersey Bulb. F. Thomas,
lSt.
Best Jersey COw-E r. Smith, isC
Best Jersey COw-B. +. Thomas.
End.
Best Shorthorn Bull-R ". Jones
Best S1OrthOrn Cow-R, w. Jones
Best ShOrthorn Cdlf-R w. Jones.
Best Beef Steer-W. r Yeager.
Best Calf. not registered-W. R.
Yeager
Best Cow, not registered J
Raybu n.
Best Bull, any grade--W. r. Yea
ger.
GOATS.
Angora Goats-W. r. Baker.
AGRICULTURE.
Best bushel ear Corn--A. A. Mcr--
riS.
Best buShel PeaS-T. J. BrattOn.
Best bushel Sweet Potatoes-H.
Newton.
Best bushel Irish Potatoes-J. @
Smith.
Best bushel Turnips--JOe Moss.
Best gallon Sorghum-Mrs. Halle
Weir.
Best bale Pea Vine Hay-T. J.
Hallam.
Best bale Bermuda Hay-A. Olson.
Best Louisiana Cane. E. Shaw.
Long staple Cotton-Hayward Bros
Short staple Cotton-J. E. Phil
lips, 1st. J. Fl. Hooker, 2nd.
Lady Horseback Rider Mrs. Pear
Hutton, lst. Mrs. kubry Payne,
2nd.
Lady Horseback Rider, Astride-
Kate d. Turnage, lst. - Gladys IL
man, End. Miss Grace Hallam, 3rd.
Best Gent Horseback Rider Fl. T.
Calhoun, lSt. A G Leigh, End.
Best specimen burnt wood-blue rib
bon prize Mrs. r. B. Townes. Red
ribbon Mrs. Pearl Hutton.
Old ladies quilt. Sblue ribbon
Mrs. CreekmOre. REQ ribbon Mrs. NJ.
J. Williams.
Colored embroidery blue ribbon
Mrs. W r. Yeager red ribbon Miss
Mary Cuff.
China painting blue ribbon Mrs :
r B. Townes red ribbon Mrs. J. L.
jarnard.
Water eulCrS blue ribbon Mrs.
R. B TowneS red ribbon Miss Ethel
.Iimbrough.
Tatting blue ribbon Mrs Boss
worth red libDon Mrs. b. G. Adams,
Home made light bread salt
rising Mrs w. E. Smith red ribbon
Mrs j. w. Dubard Yeast bread
blue ribbon Mrs. z. p. Willis red rib
hon Mrs. J. E. Huntingdon.
Layer cake blue ribbon Mrs. v.
r. james.
Home made canned fruit blue
ribbon Mrs. J. w. Dubard red ribbon
Mrs. w. r. Yeager
Hcme made pickles blue ribbon
Mrs. r. B. Townes red ribton Mrs. w
e. Smith.
Jellies and preserves blue rib.
bon Mrs. E. L. Gerard red ribbon Mrs.
w. r. Yeager.
Mrs. Carrie Carr of Ponntoc county
was a recent visitor at the home of
her brother. Mr.. w. E. Smith in Gre.
NADIA.
Miss Dora Adams gave delightful
O'Clock dinner on Tuesday afternoon
1t which about dozen young ladies'
Ind gentlemen were entertained.
Mrs. Dora Adams and Mr.. B. G.
AdamsIleft Tuesday for Oklahoma ;
City where they go to look after some
interests.
Mr., Whitfield King went up to
Memphis Tuesday evening returning