The Grenada sentinel., 1912-11-08
AWARDS AT FAIR.
Vas the Most Successful Fair Ever
Held in this County. Partial
list Of Awards.


The fair closed on Friday. of last
...k with the management thoroly
..,;s6ed and those who attended feel
hat they got the worth of their money.
The crowds for each day went away |
.ell satisfied. In many respects, this
-,s the most satisfactory fair in the
..tory of the association. 1t seems to
have been wisely handled at every |
.,.oe. Much praise is due the new
,resident, J. l.. Barnard, for the wis
Ann and discretion with which he ham
aled every detail of the arrangement.
n i no little tax upon ones time, en-
.rcv and talents to properly give at
t,ution to matter Of SO great interest
y the public as a district fair. but be
h said to MIR. Barnard's credit that he
sft nothing undone. His many friends
,re congratulating him most generous
r. He was ably assisted in planning
,lmost everything by that public
,nrited citizen, DR.. w. P. Ferguson,
vbo has served an apprenticeship for
vsars in such work. The Doctor is ev-
|g ready for any duty that will pro-
note the best interests of Grenada.
The receipts were large and the fair
r.napement are in good shape to be-
In now planning for another year.
The baby show on Friday afternoon
reated great interest. In the class
,v.r six months old Effiie Hays Bull
rt gold chain and locket, and Cecil
nanev a SIS mug. In the class under
i. months of age, Elizabeth, infant
d.uehter of Prof. and Mrs. S. Claud
Hall, got the pr,ze that ..went to the
iris and Edward Mays Fedrick the
,rze that went to the boys-the last
tvo named both being baby carriages,
one given by Garner & Sharp and one
Nv E. A. Meaders & Co.
The Ladies' department at the fair
vas in charge of Mrs. S. A. Morrison,
Who has the skill and judgment to han
de almost any matter and to her much
a the credit 10 due for the splendid col
kction of exhibits in that department.
n would be an endless task almost to
ntempt to notice in detail all that was
there.
Mr.. E. ]. Weyneth is to be compli-
pented for the beautiful and elaborate
display of imported flowers in the wo-
nan building at the fair. There were
variety of selections, all Of which re-
iected well upon the taste Of Mr.. Wey-
meth. The ladies especially appreciated
Ae display ard blue ribbon was given
VI. Weyneth for same. 1t is needless
70 add that Mr.. Weyneth says that he
has connections with one of the finest
torists in the country and that he
would be pleased to have orders fol
lowers at any time.
Below are the first prize awards in
he Ladies' department and the awards
b the Poultry department.;
POULTRY.
Barred Rocks, R w Sharp 3rd pen
nd cock, 3rd hen. Jno S King.
LIST and End pen. lst cock, lst cockI
ut hen, lst, End, and Srd pullet.
WA Odom, 3rd cock, End hen; l n
Stevens, l M Stevens, 2nd cock1.
Buff Rocks, Mrs J A Roane. 1st pen
vt pullet.
Brown Leghorns, Phillips & Phillips
Water Valley. lst cock. 1st hen, W 4
0dom, lst pen.
White Leghorns, Phillips & Phiii'ps
Ut pullet, lst pen.
RIReds, PMB Wait, Senatobia
lt pullet, lst pen.
White Orpingtons, WA Odcm, Is
ack, lst hen, 1st pullet
Buff Orpingtons, WA Odom, 1st
ht hen, lst pen. &C Penn, End hen
lit cockI.
Black Orpingtons, J w Mitchell, Is
ack'i, lst and 2nd pullet.
White Wyandottes. Darlington Jones
nolly Spring, LIST cocksrel. J w Lee
vt cock, lst and End hen, End and Sr
pllet, End cock1, LIST pen. H J Ray
l,t pullet, End pen, Srd hen, Bird cock
Black Minorcas, &C Penn, 1st, In
Id pens.
Black Langshangs, Jno Smith, IL
uckl, lst pullet. E R Smith, 2ne
eckl End, pullet.
Bantams, w A Odom, lst cock, II
Nlet, 1st hen.
VS. Willis, LIST, trio Of Turkeys.
SPECIALS.
Best pen parti-colored birds, Jno
King. End best, came, P M B Wait
Senatobia.
Best pen solid color birds. J w Lee
Satesville. End, same, H J Ray.
Best exhibit birds, one owner, W
Vdom. End, same, G G Penn.
Best exhibit birds one breed, Jno
Ang. End, same, H Ray.
Best trio, Grenada county, H J Ra'
fCort;.,,~a ~, Last naUn\