The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-09-17
MARSHALL COUNTY DAY
AT The BIG FALL FAIR
STRONG DELEGATION FROM LYNNVILLE
AND OTHER NEIGHBORING
TOWNS.
STRONG
RAIN MARRIED The OCCASION MORNING AND AFTER
NooN-RAcEs WERE CALLED OFF,
(From Wednesdays Daily.)


The second day of the Fair was
marred by rain both in the morning
and afternoon, but despite this fact
there was quite a good crowd. This
was the day set apart and designated
as Marshall County Day, and the train
over the N, C. & st. L. railroad
brought in good delegation from the
neighboring county of Marshall. There
was also good delegation present
from Lynnville in Giles county.
The arena shows in the morning
were well filled and especially was
this so of the mule classes. The
show, as matter of fact did not come
up to the show of 1907, nevertheless
it was creditable one. The sweep
stakes classes with sixteen entries
was one to be proud Of Some fine
mules were on exhibition and some
sales were made after the show.
The premiums were awarded in the
hog and sheep classes. A list of the
winners is published today.
The races this afternoon were called
off on account of rain. The PIP pace
and the 2:17 trot, in which were en-
tered Birth Mark and Little Buddie,
respectively.
Class E-Berkshires.
Best boar, one year old or over,
P. Whitaker & Son, first; Moore &
Hatcher, second.
Best sow, one year old or over. P.
Whitaker & Son, first; Mrs. E. H.
Hatcher, second.
Best pair pigs, under six months,
Porter Bros, first; Mrs. E. H. Hatch
err second.
Class F-PoIand Chinas.
Best boar, one year or over, H. c.
Crunk, first.
Best SOW, one year or over H. C.
Crunk, first.
Best pair of pigs under six months,
H. Crunk, first.
Glass G-Duroc Jerseys.
Best sow, one year old or over, ].
P. McGaw, Jr., first
Best pair of pigs under six months,
Miss Cora Lee Jacobs, first
Sweepstakes Ring.
Best SOW, any age or breed, Mrs.
a II Hatcher 6rrt. ID Uyb;++al,on O.
Son, second.
Best pair pigs under six months,
any breed, c. b. Gracy, first; p Whit
,aker & Son, second.
Best herd boars and six sons, any
breed, P. Whitaker & Son, first
Champion Class. }
Best boar, any age or breed, C. B.
tracy, first. Silver cup by associa- c
ion. L
Class H-Sheep.
Best Southdown Buck, 2 years and Q
'ver, T. NJ Hinkle & Son, first.
Best Southdown buck, one year and v
nder, T. M. Hinkle & Sons. II
Best Southdown eve, two years or D
nder, T. NJ. Hinkle & Sons, first o
Best eve, one year old or under, T. h
I. Hinkle & Sons, first. c.
Best buck and two ewes, any age or o.
reed, T. M. Hinkle & Sons, first. m
Champion Class. c.
Best buck, any age or breed, T. M.
inkle & Sons, first and second 1
Class MULES to Halter.
Best mare mule, three years old
Id over. Four entries. D. R. Pick
Is, first; Thomas H. Ezell, second.
Best mare mule, two years and I'M =,
IT three. Five entries. 2. r. Pick
IS, first; j. D. Barrow, second.
Best mare mule, one year and I'M
r two. Eight entries. M S.
,omey, first and second.
Best horse mule three years old and
er. Two entries. j. w. Howard & ~,
J., first; Frank Dale, second. -
Best two-mule team. Two entries.
r. Pickens, first; Thomas H. Ezell, ~.
cond.
ant
Best four-mule team, q. r. Pickens, .,
It.
Champion Class Mules. ~,
Best mule, any age. Fourteen en- A..
es. q. r. Pickens, first, Howard :
ply. .ha
Best mule foal of 1909. Five en- !.
IS. ]. T. Davis, first. -.
Glass J--Saddle Stock.
lest stallion, three years old and 81.
II Jack CRANBERRY, first; ]. D. Nc !,
nmie, second.
$500. - .,,,... :. - 4 cat,