The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-09-08


visited with Fredericktown relatives
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston of Columbus
are visiting their parents in Freder-
icktown this week
DR.. e. II. Mckinney of Doylestown,
Ohio, are visiting relatives and friends
in this vicinity
Miss Letta Da and Miss Ling of
500 Chom, China, were visitors at the
home of Rev. Smith the past week and
attended the Labor day celebration al
Fredercktown last Monday.
The Home Coming,
The Fredercktown home coming
was about the biggest success that
could be expected The crowd was
immense. The automobile, pony and
merchants parade was the longest
and most diversified OF any ever shown
here. The speaking and music We're
excellent The farm exhibits were
good. Following is the list of awards
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General display:
1st-Rev. r. G.. McClelland-Roil
Lyon Fence by Hicks Gate Co.
2nd-B. Il. Litt--Barrel Flour by
Clark Bros.
3rd-Geo. Wertz-Farm Gate by
Hicks Gate Co.
4th-Carl Wertz-Large farm bell
by ]. B. Foote Co.
5th-McCutcheon & Hines-Small
farm bell.
Individual Exhibits.
Premiums were awarded as follows:
Corn-Gregg Bros.
Potatoes-M Shipley.
Tomatoes-L. j. Duke.
Grapes-W. r. Herdman.
Apples-Robert Milton
Squash-W. G. Barrett.
Cabbage-Mrs Albert Baughman.
Mangoes-M c. A Briggs
Pumpkin--John Virgins.
Pears-George Shepard.
Other exhibitors of farm products
were. David Rinehart, Kenneth
: Hurst, s. r. Lyon, w. B. Johnson, c.
A. Briggs, X. s. Herzog, Mrs. Ann
Remy, Will Dennis, T. B. Auten, VIM
Schroeder, T. J. Sharp, Lewis Long
Fred Amos, l.. B. Alderman
Poultry.
: Premiums were awarded as follows:
Barred Rocks--G II. SeberinS
d, Thos. Burke, Ivan Day
White Rocks--Carl Wertz, Mrs. Oky
Wyker, Harry Tavenner.
; White Leghorns-Carl Wertz
d Brahmas-RObert Miller.
Buff Cochin Bantams-Wm. Taylor
Foster Auten
White Cochin Bantams-Wm Faulk
Black Minorca-Harry Tavenner, w
d A. Kinney, Geo. Schroeder, Earl Hicks
r. C. Rhode Island Reds-Elme
Studor.
t S. c.. Rhode Island Reds-W. R
Herdman
Black Langshans-E Elijah Johnson.
e Baker, Earl Zolman
e Buff Leghorns-A J. White.
a Buff rpingtons-Florenc Agnew
l. Bantams-Tucker Sisters, Rober
n Miller, Earl Hicks.
l. White OrpingtonsS. w. Goodell.
n Ponies.
:. In harness-1st prize, Ray Hull; 2n
n prize, John McGugin.
j.. Under saddle-1st prize, Bert Blacl
g ford, Robert Eastman.
n Races.
e. Motorcycle-1st Evan Cole; 2nt
.. -- Dougherty.
is Foot Race--1st Donald MARBLE; q
v. Ralph Tucker.
e Egg Race-lst, B. F. Parmente
la End, Raleigh Spicer.
rt Pony Running--lst, d. NJ Brun
70 bach; End, Earl Lucas; Sd, - Lit
"a Horse Running-lst, Mr.. Alexander
y. End, John McGugin
Horse Pacing-lst, A. w. Armel
e., trout; End,
+. Merchants Display.
The following list of merchants ha
-, floats representing their various lines
- f. j. Harris, Lucas & Lewis, Hut
die & Denman, Morris Hagerty, j.
Denman, c. r. Fink, f B. Leverinl
Clark Bros, Jos. Carr, Hicks Gate CO
Davis & Dague, NJ. I. Beck, Miller
Son, G. G, Lucas, f. f. Hosack, Err
est Toms, Geo Robb, Hull & Brow
" j. F. Amos, Buchmaster & Lewis,
y j. Cummings, L. II. Brentlinger, Fran
Cooperberg, Licking County Cream
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10 The following owners were In lir
y with decorated automobiles: F.
nd I toI- II