The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1914-09-10
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fectofS are already planning for il
continuation next year. More tina
1000 people visited the fair and man
requested that it be continued frol
year to year. Preparations are mo-
being made to enlarge the ground
and build new buildings, SO that tn
fair can be conducted on a large
scale next year.
The prize winners at the fair, tn
list.of whom were given out yesterday
are as follows:
Boys riding contest-F Freddie An
derson, first; Wiley Hodge, second
Reese Grow. third.
Girls riding contest-Pansy Oliver
first; Millhorn, second; Jessi,
Anderson, third
Ladies riding contest--Miss Jennie
Akard, first; Miss Tracy Cross, sec.
ond Miss Stella st. John, fancy rid.
ing. special.
Gents riding contest. d. Webb
first; Abe Sanders, second.
Ladies driving contest-Miss Mat
tie ADAMS. first; Miss Abbie Cartright
second
Light harness horseback Gross,
first; Henry Hawk, second: j. A. An
dorson. third
Best saddle horse-Drue Eads.
Perchon colts7Ro King, first: f.
D. Massengill. second; Sam Cart
wright, third.
Best draft horses-F ID. Massengill.
Best mule colt any age Reed Thorn.
Best two-year-old mule-Anderson
King.
Best sucking MULE. Fl. Bond
first: Bird Leonard. second; A. NJ.
Torbett, third.
Best colt from Kings jack. II.
Bond. first; r. NJ Anderson, second;
Bird Leonard, third
Colts from Snaps horse. A AN
de:rson, first; James Warren. second.
Than Hall, third.
Best display of hogs-Bob Allison.
Best sow-Bob Allison.
Best pig. c. Brown.
Best cow. N. Arrants.
Best BULL. G. Brown.
Best COW and calf. c. Brown.
Best bull calf, year. C. Brown.
Best display of cattle--J. C. Brown.
Best mich cow-Hugh Webb.
Best heifer, any age-J. #. Gross.
Ladies' Department.
Canned goods:
Best dozen cans-Miss Virgie Howl. |
Best one-half dozen glasses jelly -
Miss Ruby Hughes.
Best display preserves Mrs. LYDIA
Anderson.
Best three jars sweet pickles-Mrs.
Sudie Allison.
Best display canned goods. I.
Shell.
Fancy work:
Best display fancy work Bessie
Scott.
Best dressed doll-Pansy Oliver
Best quilt. girl under 12--Geneva
Smith.
Best piano cover-Mrs, r. w. Rush.
Needle work:
Best calico quilt-Mrs. Dora Lewis. |,
Best crazy quilt-Miss Mollie Crock I
ett I,
Best patch Mrs. Walter Smith. Ii
Best display of handerchiefs- Miss
Virgie Howell. {
Oldest quilt--Mrs. Joe Allison. i
Best house dress Miss Tracy q
Gross. Il
Best fancy apron Mrs. E. M. Flee
nor. II
Best one-half dozen pieces fancy i
work Mrs. j. /. Shell.
Best display fancy work-Mrs. John 9
Jeter. In
Best handmade shirt Mrs. ]. X. \
Miller. In
Best silk quilt--Mrs. Laura Hamil-
ION. Ii
Best velvet quilt--Mrs. A. L. Hawk ii
Best calico quiltMrs. ]. T. st. ID
John.
Best display fancy work-Mrs. Dora {
lewis. Nv
Best homemade rug Mrs. Dora s
lewis.
Cakes, bread and pies: FL
Best corn pone--Mrs. Ann Smith.
Best dozen tea cakes-Mrs. ]. T. |u
It. John. Itl
Best ginger bread-Miss Ruby N
hughes
Best cocoa cake--Airs. A. C. She'll Ito
Best apple pieMrs. Ann Smith. Itt
Best lemon pie Mrs. A. c. Shell. Ina
Best light bread--Mrs. j. b. Wolfe.
Best pound bntter--Mrs. G. Cox. I'm
Best cheeseMrs Anderson King. Ire
Best display OF jellies-Mrs. Nora u
soller.
Flowers: Isl
Prettiest bouquet Mrs. B. l.. Ford, in
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