The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-10-30
Exhibits This Year Were
Exceedingly Good.
Many Valuable Prizes Given By
Union County Merchants.
Annual Report of To-
matO Clubs.
Horse Department.

DeSC oCalllOn, county owned, under
four years old.-Allan Nicholson.
Best lady driver of single mare or
gelding:-Mrs. A. B. Brannon, Mrs.
I. J. H. Smith.
Best Mare or Gelding, county rails
ed, hitche6 to buggy. A. Wilburn.
Best pair Mules, county raised, hal
ter led.-R. C. Bishop.
Best single mule, county raised,
halter led-R. c. Bishop, r. C. Bish-
op.
Best horse or mare colt, county
raised, one year DID,. H. Graham,
r. c. Bishop.
ed, two years DID,. A. Wilburn, r.
c. Bishop.
Best horse or mare colt, county
raised, three years old. A. Will
burn, John Hix.
Best saddle horse or mare, county
raised.-C. H. Rice.
Best harness mare or gelding, coun-
ty owned.-A. B. Brannon, Paul Will
burn.
Best saddle horse or mare, county
owned.-A. B. Brannon, Paul Wilburn
Best pair mules, hitched to buggy,
county owned.-F. w. Carnell.
Best horse or mare weighing owe.
l15O pounds each for general farm or
Best pair horses or mares weighing
over 1850 pounds each for general
farm or dray work.-Allan Nicholson.
Cattle Department-Jerseys.
Best cow-L. M. Jordan.
Poll Angus, best BULL. M. Jor-
dan; best cow-L. M. Jordan.
Herefords-Best bull, A. G. Ken
nedy; best cow, ]: w. Humphries;
best heifer calf, j. w. Humphries.
Redd Pon--Best COW, j. w, .Humph-
ries; best bull, j. w. Humphries.
Short Horn-Best bull, E.. F. Nc
Whirter.N ~
Best herd any breed, J. w. HUNG phi
ries.
Swine Department.
McWhirter.
Best sow with sucking pigs-L. NJ.
Jordan.
Poultry Department.
Best pen Barred Rocks.-Allar
Nicholson, Aubrey Rice.
Best Barred Rock cockerel.-J. r.
Charles, j. r. Charles.
Best pair White Leghorns.-Allan
Nicholson. Allan Nicholson.
Best trio Partridge Wyandottes.-
j. H. Schoppaul.
Best pullet Partridge Wyandottes.
j. H. Schoppaul, ]. H. Schoppaul.
Best trio White Plymouth Rocks
w. w. CulD.
Best trio White Orphingtons-G. o.
Clarey.
Best pullet White Plymouth Rocks.
C. O. Clarey.
Best trio Buff Orphingtons.-Marv
and jamie Gillian.
Best Bantams. trio. any breed.-H.
l.. Pool, j. w. Humphries.
Best pair Bantams, any breed.-F.
B. Culp, Jr.
:. Best pair Games.-J. w. Humph
ries.
Best trio Indian Runner Ducks
Allan Nicholson.
Prizes Offered Girls Tomato Club.
Two best all-round reyo,ts. includ-
ing yield, history, report and display:
short course at Winthrop college
lSt, Miss Clarice Charles End, Miss
tlosSie Wilburn; Bird, best, So 5.OO. Miss
Annie Belle Mcdaniel.
Best history of work written in at
tractive booklet by girls under Ia
years; gold bracelet, Christine Inman.
Best history of work written in at
tractlve booklet by girls over Ia years
of age; $3.50, Miss Bernice Orr.
.Bes. recipe book; $1OO, Miss Bea-
trice Prince.
Best apron and cap made by girl
under II years; $l.00, Miss Bessie |
Charles.
Best apron and cap made by girl
over II year; $l.0O, Miss Flossie Will |
burn.
Largest yield of jelly; lap robe civ
on by the Peoples Supply company: |
Miss Hattie Vinson.
Best display of 10 most attractive |
jars; $500, Miss Elizabeth Smith.
Largest yield from 1-l0 acre, $3.50
Miss Louise Eaves.
Largest variety. Of pickle; $500. |
Miss Lillian Foster.
Best display; box silk hose, given |
by Wilburn Bros, Miss Lizzie Kelly.
Best piece of handiwork made by |
girl under IA years; hand bag given |
by Palmetto Drug Co., Miss Lucille
Jeter.
Best piece of handiwork made bv
girls over Ia years; piece of fancy |
work, Miss Beatrice Orr.
Special offering to Jonesville town
ship, by Jonesvile people.
Best all round report including
yield, history, report and display:
5000, Miss Louise Gallman; second
pest, $500, Miss Beulah Gregory:
third best, $500, Miss Lois Mabry.
Best history of work; $1.00, Miss
Louise Gallman.
Best display of prize pickles; box
six hose, given by Huitt, Miss Beulah
Gregory.