The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-08-18


Best jar of pickles of any kind; Mrs
j. w Manning LIST prize, Mrs. o. y.
lIerndon, End.
Best jar of preserves of any kind Isl
prize watermelon, Mrs. Fuller of Lone
Oak; End, Mrs, j. b. Harrison. apple.
Best jar of marmalade of any kind
LIST prize, Mrs, T. NJ Finley, orange
End, Mrs. Pete Cain lemon.
Best jar jelly of any kind; LIST prize
MIS-. j. w Manning, -; Mrs. Pete
Cain, apple.
Best jar of canned fruit of any kind
LIST prize, Mrs. Pete Cain, peaches
End, Mrs. Mrs. o. d, Herndon, It'd
Wen. lemon.
Best quart canned tomatoes; LIST
prize, Mrs. j. w. Manning: End Mrs.
o. ID. Herndon
Best general display of preserves,
marmalade, jellies or dried fruits LIST
prize Mrs. J. W. Manning, cash 50.
End Mrs. Il. B, Steen, Merit, Cash, S.
Best general display by club, soci
city, or any order Or denomination; Isl
prize, First Presbyterian church, cash
$40; Ind, First Baptist church, S..
Bread, LIST prize, Mrs. Lizzie McNIi
len; End Mrs. j. w, Manning.
Rolls, End prize, Mrs. j. w. Man
ming, she being the only person enter
ing for this prize.
The prizes in those where no pre-
MUM is given were so cents each fol
LIST and red ribbon for second.
Mrs. Geo, Pfaeffle, assisted by MIS-
w. A Nesbitt and Miss Katerinc
Gaillard has charge of the culinary
department
r. Nj. Rake has a suit of three
rooms, fitted up in the exhibit hat!
n kitchen, dining hall, and bedroom
In these were beautiful display OF
furniture and Observation-Disclosures The
bedroom was used as "A rest room
which was greatly appreciated
h. F. Jones had beautiful bed
room arranged in this hall and Their,
were some beautiful pieces of furnl
tnre and housefurnishings shown
The races yesterday were fine am
were witnessed by large crowd
Following aIe the results:
First Race-Free for All Pace
Best 3 out of s. Stipperland first;
Ben b. second; Miss Johnnie third
Time: 1913, 1:1O: 1908,
Second Race-Runnng, S-S Mil
l.. b. Davis, first; Hefner, second
f. Harry, third; Perry, fourth
Time: 80 seconds.
Third Race--1-4 Mile Running.
Minnie W., first; Jake. second; Pet
third. Time: rs seconds.
Fourth Race--1-2 Mile Running
Pld Hart, first; Tom Long, second
Time: 40 l-2.
A larger crowd was in atted
ance last night than during the day
and all seemed perfectly contente,
with the attractions.
Before and after the horse shov
the big crowd in the grand stant
was treated to free moving plctur,
show. The amusements on the pix
also drew well, and there was no
an idle moment,
The horse show was a great sue
cess. The horses were pretty an,
well groomed, the rigs neat au
splendidly equipped, and the rider
and drivers. thrown into relief by
background of red fire as they nitte,
here and there. filled out charmln
picture.
All OF the contests were Interest
Ing, and many were very close, s
much $50. in fact. that the judges %
perienced great difficulty in aware
ing the prizes. The children's pom
Iide, in particular was difficult 1
decide. because OF the number an
excellence OF the entries
The judges were Mr.. S. h. Wllkln
of Murray. Ky. father of DR. WI
tins OF this city. Mr.. X A. Davis, &
Farmersyile, and Mr. c. j. Parcel
man, of Mt. Vernon, who formerl
resided here.
The first contest was for ladle
and gentlemen riding in coupls
horses and Ilders considered tn
first prize. a Sc umbrella. was awar,
ed to Mr. Ray Alexander and Mis-
Mayberry Second prize, a SO fa
went TO Mr. Hugh Yelverton and Mis-
Mamie Becton. The horses of Me
srs. George Wilson and Nat Arnol
received first place. and Mr. j.
Murphy's second place.
In the contest for best lady ride
horse and rider considered. Mrs.
Riley Green, riding W. f. Norman
horse, received first prize. ladl'
saddle valued at tl5. Second priz
a SO hat pin went 10 Miss Nam
. Becton, riding J. 49, Murphy's hors
In the childrens pony ride Nj
Angle Whitemore got first place, I
i celHng a 3lb box OF candy Nj
h Marion Coulson won second prize.
4 BIB box Of candy. and win Womae
Y Jr., third prize, lib box OF cand
y Miss WhitemoTe rode Al EiIanC
n horse, Miss Coulson and WIN "
" mack. Mr.. Womacks horses.
" Mr.. Hugh Yelyerton won fiji
n place in the gentleman's contest I
" best gentleman rider horse a
y rider considered, receiving
: brldle. Mr.. Willis Long was ava