Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-06-03
READY FOR
MORGAN DAY
Inspection Tour Over Parts Of The County And Barbecue
At The Pennyroya Fair GroundLSt of Visitors Expected
With Mr. Morgan and There Will Be Many Others
To Join His Party Here
SPEAKING AT FAIR GROUNDS, AND NIGHT AT VIRGINIA PARK

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will constitute the guests for Nor
gan Day" will have the time of their
lives.
Everything is in ship shape for the
entertainment and from early morn
ing until late at night there will be
something doing every busy mo-
ment.
tbs one of those times that Electa
Zaiglev has written about:
"Springtime in Kentucky
Oh! there's green fields everywhere,
An hills with trees in blossom
An skies o'erhead so fair
An blue and clear and kind-like
That We look up in yer glee
An wish that they'd just step down
An lift yer up 10 see
Oh, | tell yer | must boiler
| must jump or / must sing
Fer spIingtime in Kentucky
Makes We do just such thing
Only give us blue skies and old
Christian will do the rest.
Itinerary and Program.
The full program of the day is as
follows:
200 a. m.-All automobiles as
semble as near hotel as possible.
7:30 a. m.-Party leaves Hotel
for forenoon itinerary as follows:
Out Nashville pike 10 Bradshaw
road, thence to the Wheatland
Grange Hall, thence across to To-
bacco road, through ]. H. Williams
farm, taking a view of Imperial Inn
perator, the greatest living Duroc
boar; thence to Pembroke, arriving
at $50, where Chas. +. Barker will
deliver a welcome address with re-
spouse by Godfrey Morgan, short
addresses by Hon. Geo. Roberts, of
Lexington. and Judge Henry S. Bar
ker; leave Pembroke at $50; thence
to J. J.. CARROTS farm; thence thru
Garrett and Pendleton farms, cross
ing Bradshaw road, by f. 3. Lacy's
and Richard Leavell's to Bolivar, on
Clarksville pike. down pike to Clardy
highway, south of Oak Grove; thence
by Clardy highway to Bells station,
returning between the farms of Jno.
w. Garrett and Howard BrEme to
Miller's road; thence by GAINESVILLE
Pike to city and Pennyroyal fair
grounds.
Arriving at Pennyroyal fair
grounds at IL noon sharp, barbecue
dinner served for all from II to l.
Music furnished by Third Regiment
band.
Afternoon.
Godfrey Morgan in charge.
loo p. m.-Address of welcome
responded to by DR.. j. G. Crabbe,
president of Eastern State Normal
school at Richmond, KY.
Address by Hon. j. w. Newman,
Commission of Agriculture, Frank
fort, Ky.
Address by Bradford Knapp, spec
ial agent in charge of farm demon
stration work for u. S. Government,
Washington. ID. C.
Address by Hon. Karl Vrooman,
assistant secretary of agriculture,
Washington, ID. G.
300 p. m. sharp. Visitors leave
fair grounds for afternoon itinerary,
rs follows:
Out Cox Mill road to Church Hill,
where party will halt for short ad-
iress by President Henry S. Barker, |
If State University, DIR. Fred Mutch.
er and others; thence to farm of E.
D. Jones. thence through farms of
.. d. Jones, r. II. McGaughey. and
4. M. Henry to Newstead Pike;
hence to DR.. j. d. Clardy's farm;
hence across to Canton pike, down
% Julian through G. H. Stoves
arm; thence back to w. r. Brum |
ield's. where strawberry feast will
De served on the lawn; thence back
% Hopkinsville. making a short tour
If the city.
Supper at Hotel Latham.