Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 41, Number 115, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 October 1909 — HOW THE HORSE SHOW MONET WAS SPENT. [ARTICLE]

HOW THE HORSE SHOW MONET WAS SPENT.

Report of All Cash Disbursed For Advertising, Labor and Premiums For Recent Event. D. M. Worland, who, with Fred Phillips, promoted the horse show, and who gave much of his own time toward making it a success, has furnished the following report of all moneys spent. The receipts were itemized heretofore. The treasurer reports a balance of just 45 cents. —Receipts— Donations $383.00 Show and stand privileges 121.30 Left over Home Coming fund... 4.40 Cash in place of flour, peas and.corn at Home Grocery... 5.40 \ _______ $514.10 —Expenditures— Max Kepner, three days labor... 4.50 Fred Bird, same 4.50 S. D. Moore, same 4.50 Wolcott Band * .*.175.00 James Degering, balloon.. 85.00 W. B. Leek, rent hitch barn 55.00 Roth Bros., three hams .> 6.00 Rowles & Parker, goods to make stuffed clubs 1.03 Scott Bros., set double harness... 30.00 L. C. Roades, prize best decorated window 5.00 Johh C. Carmichael, set single harness 10.00 F. E. Babcock, printing, etc 10.00 Healey & Clark, same... 23.00 E. D. Rhoades & Son, wire and rope to wire off street.... 7.40 Everet, Warne, -going 9 miles for balloon 2.50 Claude Madden, judge of horses. 25:00 Clifford Ham, Ist prize stud pony 3.00 Klplinger & Harmon, 4 boxes cigars, given as premiums..... 7.00 Mrs. Fred Arnott, 2d prize for prettiest baby 2.60 Warner Bros., 4 boxes tacks. J. A. Larsh, brush and paint 1.50 Herbert Zea, painting banners... 1.75 White & Hickman, posting bills with auto 5.00 Ed Duvall, same 5.00 Wm. Nowels, posting bills 2.00 G. E. Murray Co., muslin* 60 Boyd Porter, muslin, canvas and thread .V 5.81 Elmer Gwin, 28 hours painting auto and street banners 5.60 Frank Kresler, bus fare, band... 1.00 P. W. Clarke, ring given as prize girl pony rider 7 1.50 J. G. Jessen, ptg train banners.. 1.00 Vern Robinson, taking down street banners 50 Marion Smith, -taking up wire and cleaning up Thompson lot 1.00 J. H. Ellis, telegraphing and telephoning 1.15 Three boys to carry chairs to armory for band coneert.l 75 J. H. S. Ellis and D. M. Worland, exp. to Delphi securing atcns. 5.00 B. F. Fendig, order book 10 2d prize best filly &>K under 9mo 5.00 Ist prize 3-legged race 2.00 '2nd prize, same 1.00 J. B. Porter, ribbons for show... 2.56 John Knapp, going after balloon 2.50 $513.65 There was $22.50 promised under certain conditions, which we could not collect. Anyone desiring further information can get it from the finance committee. J. H. S. ELLIS, D. M. WORLAND, FRED PHILLIPS. One premium that was donated was unintentionally left off the program. It was by Mrs. W. J. lines, and was a $5 hat. Mrs. Jesse Nichols was the winner.