The interior journal., 1916-08-04
DANVILLE FAIR
SEEMS SUCCESS
Good Crowds on Hand First Two
Days and Lincolnites Get Their
Share of the Blue Ties.

Lincoln county folks are getting
their full share of the blues at the
Danville fair this week. Big crowd:
are going over every day and Fri
day which is the last day of the eX-
hibition promises to be a record
breaker in point of attendance. Lit
tlejohn's shows which are such fa-
vorites in this section, are furnish
ing the midway attractions. A hust-
ling bunch of young fellows are al
the head of the Danville exhibition
this year and are boosting for all
they are worth. From present indi-
cations the fair will be a success.
The premiums won the first two days
were as follows:
Best auto party in parade-M. j.
Farris, Jr., 1st; Miss Mary Manner
Wells, 2nd.
Steer, any breed under 1 year
Richard Cobb, 1st.
Heifer, any breed under l year
Richard Cobb, 1st and End.
Mare, any age, shown in harness
Ed Mitchell, 1st and End.
Stallion, any age, shown in har-
ress-Ed Mitchell, 1st and End.
Colt, either sex, trotting bred
M. G. Weisiger 1st; Mitchell & Bus
ter, 2nd.
Sucking MULE. H. Woods, 1st
and End; f. B. Moore 3rd.
Fancy turnout, no decorations
Wm. Collins 1st; E. K. Thomas, End.
Harness stallion under years
Chas. Sandidge 1st; Z. K. Thomas,
End.
Five-gaited mare, under years
Mack Hughes 1st: E K. Thomas 2nd.
Roadster MULE. Chrisman 1st;
Tom Tucker End.
Walk, trot and canter mare or
gelding, any age-Wm. Collins 1st;
E. K. Thomas 2nd.
Ladies Hitching contest-Mrs.
John Park, 1st; Miss Marguerite
Mccormack 2nd.
Mare or gelding, any age, speed
and endurance-OtisM McBeath, 1st; /;
VIM. Collins End; Mitchell & Buster
3rd.
Stallion, mare or gelding, any age
E. K. Thomas 1st; Walker and
Sandidge End; Mack Hughes 3rd.
Roadster stallion mare or gelding
Mack Hughes 1st; Sam Pope 2nd;
Mitchell & Buster 3rd and 4th.
Jack, foal of 1916-A. G. 7.
Smith, 1st.
Jennet, foal of 1s16-Grover
Stigan 1st.
Jack, l year and under 2-J. C.
Brown, 1st.
Jack, 2 years and under 81. R.
Knox & Co., 1st; E. H. Meier End.
Jack, 2 years and under p. r.
Knox & Co., 1st; E. H. Meier, End.
Jack, any age-I. C. Brown, 1st;
J. r. Knox & Co., End.
Jennet, any age-L c. Brown 1st.
and End.
Bood mare and sucking mule
F. T. Logan 1st.
Mare mule / year aund under p
Dude Jarman.
Colt. either sex by trotting bred
sire-M. G. Weisiger 1st.
Sucking filly, saddle bred-Roy
Bonita 1st; Clarence Adams, End.
Sucking stallion colt, saddle bred
Howard Vanarsdale 1st; Hugh
IT. l.. rst>r o. -
Yearling filly, saddle bred-R: E.
Goddard 1st; Marion Sandidge End.
Yearling stallion, saddle bred
Allen Edelen 1st; r. L. Goddard
2nd.
Roadster pony, IA hands and un-
der, driven by boy under 15-Mor-
gan S. Baughman, 1st; Thurman
Helm, End.
Stallion. mare or gelding, any age
E. K. Thomas 1st and 2nd; Chas.
Sandidge 3rd.
Best lady auto driver-Miss Mary
NJ. Wells 1st; Miss Linelle Eubanks,
End.
Best bird dog, any breed-H. H.
Price 1st; G. N. Riley, 2nd.
Best girl rider under 20 years
Miss Marguerite Mccormack, of Hus-
tonville 1st; Miss Mary DUNCAN,
End.
Prettiest baby under years-W.
K. Davis lst; VIM. Wright 2nd.
Family buggy horse-A. P. Car
penter 1st; Mrs. Manning 2nd.
Walking mare or gelding-Marcus
Helm, 1st.
Rockaway mare or gelding-Mrs.
George Curtis 1st.
Ugliest man on ground-J.' Beech
er Adams 1st.
Saddle mare or gelding, years
and under-Mack Hughes 1st; NJ. c.
Helm End.
Worst turnout-B. Arnold 1st; E.
Taylor, 2nd.
The premium offered for the best
sucking mule colt was won by James
H. Woods, of Lincoln county. He
won both premiums, and the mule,
which became the property of the
association. was sold under the ham,
mer for S135 to B. g. Fox.