The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-08-23
Fair Notes


wear the colOrs of the order.
Charley Cecil, who is boosting
the Overland auto like the hive wire
that he is, was here late Thursday
afternoon accompanied by Editor
w. Vernon Richardson, of the Dan
vile Advocate, and who will be the
Private Secretary to Senator Ollie
NJ. James when the latter takes his
seat in the U. 5. Senate.
Joe Mcdowell, of Danville, who
handles the string Of his sister, Mrs.
X. T. Lowndes, came over with two
colts, both by the great sire. Ken
lucky Choice. They are classy lit
tie youngsters.
Dick Scudder was getting the glad
hand ON all sides for the splendid
showing his youngsters made In the
big Futurities at Lexington. Mr..
Scudder's sale of some of his best
ones to W. c. Massie, Melted him a
very handsome profit, and showed
! the confidence that those who want
the winning blood, have in this
popular Lincoln horseman.
j. W. Adams, one of the best
known farmers and horsemen of
Madison, was here the first day. Mr..
Adams. by the way, is a very strong
democrat and says there's nothing
to it but Woodrow Wilson this fall.
Jesse ID. Wearen, Pet Beck and
George Burdette did good work ON
the gates the first day. AL Of the
boys have gone to work with a will
determined to make the fair q win
ner.
Mr.. George p. Bright, who has
been acting as clerk at the famous
Crab Orchard Springs lduring the
Summer, came down early Thurs
day morning to take in the rest of
the fair.
W. r. Bullock. formerly night
operator at the depot. came up from
Lebanon to take in the fair.
Jim Nenefee. of course, got home
for the fair. He came all the way
from MorristOwn, Tenn.
w III. bouu. VI the west Emu,
who knows every line of a blue
bloOded equine, was here Thursday
and acted as judge in several rings
to the satisfaction of every one.
j. W. Masters was over from
Mckinney Thursday for the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Wells and
children autoed over Thursday from
Danviile. Mrs. Wells said she had
never enjoyed country fair as she
did this one.
Judge Lewis L. Walker came ov-
er with a good crowd from Lancas-
ter Thursday. Among others in the
Garrard bunch noted we're Postmas-
ter West. w. L. Lawson. John Far
ra, j. r. Mount, J S. Haselden. sew
eral of the RObinsons and others.
M. j. Farris, ST., accompanied by
his son, and II. C. Bright was here
from Danville and enjoyed the day
Paul Goddard, who lead the fight
for Harvey Helm in Mercer, was
here Thursday from Harrodsburg.
accompanied by John Buster Robert
and Otha Mitchell and Edward
youngster who showed
well IN pony ring.
Capt. Alex Tribble, Of Junction
City, and Danville, was here mix
lng with his old Confederate com
rades. Among them who were here
were Russ Denton, Sterling Grimes,
George u. Bright and Others.
w. Il. McRoberts, of Danville.
was one of the -Lincoinites who !
came back home Thursday hnd |
lad a delightful day.
Secretary X. l.. Elkin, of the Lam
'aster fair, was on hand Thursday
md pronounced this fair a winner.
G.. A. Lackey, of Litchfeld, ILL.,,
couldn't stay away, but came back
lone for the fair.
Charley Bohon, Of Lebanon, who
5 making a reputation as a pro-
Iressiye young farmer. was here
thursday.
Editor Green Clay Walker, of the
oOd paper, the Lancaster Record,
Vas over for the fair Thursday. Mr..
Walker has been in very poor health
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