Campbell-Bailey-Hutchinson Routes 1920 - 1922

Campbell-Bailey-Hutchinson Circus Route 1920

General Agent - A. G. Campbell
First Season - 1920.
1 Advance Car, Lawrence LeDaux, manager; 2 Stock Cars; 5 Flat Cars; 2 Sleepers; Total 10 Car Show.
Local Contractor - Dixie Eagle.
Supt. of Elephants - Al Condon.
Side Show Manager - Joe Edwards.
Equestrian Director - Doc Filley
Band Leader - Joe Lopez.
Associate Owners - Alberta Hutchinson, W. P. Campbell, Anna N. Campbell, Fred Bailey Hutchinson, Julia W. Hutchinson.
Winterquarters - Okeene, Oklahoma.
Season (1920) opened at Okeene, Okla., Saturday, April 24th

April 24 Okeene, Oklahoma 26 Watonga, Oklahoma 27 Geary, Oklahoma 28 Hinton, Oklahoma 29 Anadarko, Oklahoma 30 Apache, Oklahoma May 1 Lawton, Oklahoma 3 Walters, Oklahoma 4 Waurika, Oklahoma 5 Duncan, Oklahoma 6 Chickasha, Oklahoma 7 Lindsay, Oklahoma 8 Pauls Valley, Oklahoma 10 Tecumseh, Oklahoma 11 Ada, Oklahoma 12 Atoka, Oklahoma 13 Kiowa, Oklahoma 14 Crowder, Oklahoma 15 Dustin, Oklahoma 17 Allen, Oklahoma 18 Henryetta, Oklahoma 19 Wainwright, Oklahoma 20 Ketchum, Oklahoma 21 Baxter, Kansas 22 Pleasanton, Kansas 24 Locust Grove, Kansas 25 Hawthorne, Kansas 26 Edgar, Nebraska 27 Geneva, Nebraska 28 York, Nebraska 29 Seward, Nebraska 31 Blair, Nebraska June 1 Oakland,, Nebraska 2 Le Mars, Iowa 3 Sheldon, Iowa 4 Sibley, Iowa 5 Worthington, Minnesota 7 Windom, Minnesota 8 St. James, Minnesota 9 LaSuer, Minnesota 10 Hudson, Wisconsin 11 New Richmond, Wisconsin 12 Cumberland, Wisconsin 14 Rice Lake, Wisconsin 15 Chetek, Wisconsin 16 Bloomer, Wisconsin 17 Spooner, Wisconsin 18 Superior, Wisconsin 19 Cloquet, Minnesota 21 Grand Rapids, Minnesota 22 Cass Lake, Minnesota 23 Park Rapids, Minnesota 24 Long Prairie, Minnesota 25 Elbow Lake, Minnesota 26 Morris, Minnesota 28 Graceville, Minnesota 29 Benson, Minnesota 30 Litchfield, Minnesota July 1 Cokato, Minnesota 2 St. Louis Park, Minnesota 3 Jordan, Minnesota 5 Montgomery, Minnesota 6 Waterville, Minnesota 7 Janesville, Minnesota 8 Kenyon, Minnesota 9 Mendota, Minnesota 10 White Bear, Minnesota 12 Ladysmith, Wisconsin 13 Rhinelander, Wisconsin 14 Goodman, Wisconsin 15 Gladstone, Michigan 16 Manistique, Michigan 17 Munising, Michigan 19 Republic, Michigan 20 Baraga, Michigan 21 Ontonagon, Michigan 22 Crystal Falls, Michigan 23 Waushulkee, Wisconsin [sic Wausaukee] 24 DePere, Wisconsin 26 Chilton, Wisconsin 27 Cedarburg, Wisconsin 28 Hartford, Wisconsin 29 Pardeeville, Wisconsin 30 Mauston, Wisconsin 31 Horicon, Wisconsin August 2 Waupun, Wisconsin 3 Markesan, Wisconsin 4 Winneconne, Wisconsin 5 Nortonville, Wisconsin [sic Hortonville]

August 6 Stevens Point, Wisconsin 7 Spencer, Wisconsin 9 Stanley, Wiscons!in 10 Medford, Wiscons!n 11 Greenwood, Wisconsin 12 Newkoosa, Wisconsin [sic Nekoosa] 13 Tomah, Wisconsin 14 Sparta, Wisconsin 16 Lansing, Iowa 17 Colmar, Iowa 18 Fayette, Iowa 19 Monticello, Iowa 20 Lekoosa, Iowa 21 Williamsburg, Iowa 23 Sigourney, Iowa 24 Mystic, Iowa 25 Gault, Missouri 26 Novinqer, Missouri 27 Milan, Missouri 28 Cincinnati, Iowa 30 Moulton, Iowa 31 Bloomfield, Iowa September 1 Farmington, Iowa 2 Palmyra, Missouri 3 St. Charles, Missouri 4 Clayton, Missouri 6 Fredricktown, Missouri 7 Jackson, Missouri 8 Dexter, Missouri 9 Maiden, Missouri 10 Campbell, Missouri 11 Piggott, Arkansas 13 Rector, Arkansas 14 Paragould, Arkansas 15 Manila, Arkansas 16 Blytheville, Arkansas 17 Osceola, Arkansas 18 Wilson, Arkansas 20 Marked Tree, Arkansas 21 Marion, Arkansas 22 Holly Springs, Mississippi 23 Oxford, Mississippi 24 Grenada, Mississippi 25 Senatobia, Mississippi 27 Covington, Tennessee 28 Dyersburg, Tennessee (Floyd King's home town.) 29 Fulton, Kentucky 30 Eddyville, Kentucky October 1 Greenville, Kentucky 2 Dawson, Kentucky 4 Marion, Kentucky 5 Sturgis, Kentucky 6 Morganfield, Kentucky 7 West Providence, Kentucky 8 Earlington, Kentucky 9 Pembroke, Kentucky 11 Russellville, Kentucky 12 Franklin, Kentucky 13 Franklin, Tennessee 14 Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee 15 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee 16 Sheffield, Alabama 18 Haleyville, Alabama 19 Jasper, Alabama 20 Calera, Alabama 21 Clanton, Alabama 22 Georgiana, Alabama 23 Andalusia, Alabama 25 Union Springs, Alabama 26 Ft. Gaines, Georgia 27 Shellman, Georgia 28 Arlington, Georgia 29 Hartford, Alabama 30 Samson, Alabama November 1 Columbia, Alabama 2 Leesburg, Georgia 3 Montezuma, Georgia 4 Ft. Valley, Georgia 5 Gordon, Georgia 6 Tennille, Georgia 8 Midville, Georgia 9 Swainsboro, Georgia 10 Stillmore, Georgia 11 Hazelhurst, Georgia 12 Douglas, Georgia 13 Willachoochee, Georgia 15 Adel, Georgia 16 Quitman, Georgia 17 Thomasville, Georgia 18 Moultrie, Georgia 19 Sylvester, Georgia 20 Blakely, Georgia (Closing Stand)

The end of a long succesful season. This little show made 180 stands and wintered in Samson, Alabama, Compiled by E. W. Adams, for J. T. Bradbury, CHS, Atlanta, Georgia, 1956.

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Campbell-Bailey-Hutchinson Circus Route, 1921

General Agent - A. G. Campbell
1 Advance Car, 5 Flat Cars, 2 Stock Cars, 2 Sleepers, Total 10 Car Show.
General Manager - Fred Bailey Hutchinson.
Owners - A. G. Campbell (Wire Grass Campbell) and Fred Bailey Hutchinson.
Supt. of Elephants - Bill Woodcock.
Bandmaster - S. W. Floyd.
Side Show Manager - A. S. Condon.
Equestrian Director - Stick Davenport.
Winterquarters - Sampson, Alabama.
Season 1921 opened at Sampson, Alabama Saturday, March 26th, 1921 (Home Opening).

March 26 Sampson, Alabama 28 Greenville, Alabama 29 Pratville, Alabama 30 Calera, Alabama 31 Blocton, Alabama April 1 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 2 Bessemer, Alabama 4 Cullman, Alabama 5 Hartselle, Alabama 6 Athens, Alabama 7 Lewisburg, Tennessee 8 Fayetteville, Tennessee 9 Decherd, Tennessee 11 Shelbyville, Tennessee 12 Murfreesboro, Tennessee 13 Lebanon, Tennessee 14 Cookeville, Tennessee 15 Rockwood, Tennessee 16 Harriman, Tennessee 18 La Follette, Tennessee 19 Williamsburg, Kentucky 20 London, Kentucky 21 Barboursville, Kentucky 22 Middlesboro, Kentucky 23 Pennington, Virginia 25 Norton, Virginia 26 St. Paul, Virginia 27 Elkhorn City, Kentucky 28 Pikeville, Kentucky 29 Paintsville, Kentucky 30 Louisa, Kentucky May 2 Catlettsburg, Kentucky 3 Milton, W. Virginia 4 St. Albans, W. Virginia 5 Montgomery, W. Virginia 6 Oak Hill, W. Virginia 7 Hinton, W. Virginia 9 Alderson, W. Virginia 10 Buchanan, Virginia 11 Buena Vista, Virginia 12 Basic City, Virginia 13 Goshen, Virginia 14 White Sulpher, W. Virginia 16 Marlinton, W. Virginia 17 Cass, W. Virginia 18 Durbin, W. Virginia 19 Parsons, W. Virginia 20 Davis, W. Virginia 21 Huttonsville, W. Virginia 23 Belington, W. Virginia 24 Buckhannon, W. Virginia 25 Shinnston, W. Virginia 26 Mannington, W. Virginia 27 Cameron, W. Virginia 28 Moundsville, W. Virginia 30 Smithfield, W. Virginia 31 Salem, W. Virginia June 1 Burnsville, W. Virginia 2 Cassaway, W. Virginia 3 Clay Courthouse, W. Virginia 4 Glendennin, W. Virginia 6 Hurricane, W. Virginia 7 Logan, W. Virginia 8 Omar, W. Virginia 9 Man, W. Virginia 10 Branchland, W. Virginia 11 Barboursville, W. Virginia 13 White House, Kentucky 14 Prestonburg, Kentucky 15 Wayland, Kentucky 16 Shelby, Kentucky 17 Look Out, Kentucky 18 Dungannon, Virginia 20 Kingsport, Tennessee 21 Clinchport, Tennessee 22 Gate City, Virginia

June 23 St. Charles, Virginia 24 Appalachia, Virginia 25 Cumberland Gap, Tennessee 27 Pittsburg, Kentucky 28 Berea, Kentucky 29 Salt Lick, Kentucky 30 Olive Hill, Kentucky July 1 Point Pleasant, W. Virginia 2 Ripley, W. Virginia 4 Spencer, W. Virginia 5 Ravenswood, W. Virginia 6 Cairo, W. Virginia 7 Pennsboro, W. Virginia 8 West Union, W. Virginia 9 Lumberport, W. Virginia 11 Newburg, W. Virginia 12 Rawlesburg, W. Virginia 13 Kingwood, W. Virginia 14 Point Marion, Pennsylvania 15 Lockrane, Pennsylvania 18 Dunbar, Pennsylvania 19 Rockwood, Pennsylvania 20 Hyndman, Pennsylvania 21 Moorefield, W. Virginia 22 Romney, W. Virginia 23 Keyser, W. Virginia 25 Oakland, Maryland 26 Phillipi, W. Virginia 27 Elkins, W. Virginia 28 Weston, W. Virgini'a 29 Hundred, W. Virginia 30 Freeport , Ohio August 1 Urichsville, Ohio 2 Willard, Ohio 3 Baltimore, Ohio 4 Leipsic, Ohio 5 Dundee, Michigan 6 Howell, Michigan 8 Durand, Michigan (Wallace Circus had big wreck here in 1904.) 9 Ithaca, Michigan 10 Clare, Michigan 11 Cadillac, Michigan 12 Frankfort, Michigan 13 Kewanee, Wisconsin 15 Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin 16 Algoma, Wisconsin 17 Manawa, Wisconsin 18 Grand Rapids, Wisconsin 19 Merrilton, Wisconsin 20 Augusta, Wisconsin 22 Menomonie, Wisconsin 23 Durand, Wisconsin 24 Lake City, Minnesota 25 Hastings, Minnesota 26 Norwood, Minnesota 27 Hutchinson, Minnesota 29 Hector, Minnesota 30 Granite Falls, Minnesota September 1 Milbank, S. Dakota 2 Webster. S. Dakota 3 Redfield, S. Dakoto 5 Wolsey, S. Dakota 6 Woonsocket, S. Dakota 7 Parkston, S. Dakota 8 Armour, S. Dakota 9 Wagner, S. Dakota 10 Platte, S. Dakota 12 Yankton, S. Dakotcl 13 Vermillion, S. Dakota 14 Walthill, Nebraska 15 Ashland, Nebraska 16 Plattsmouth, Nebraska 17 Sidney, Iowa 19 Centerville, Iowa 20 Lancaster, Missouri

Wm. P. Hall closed the show here and shipped it to his Farm. Winter quarters at Lancaster, Missouri. Compiled by E. W. Adams, for J. T. Brad bury, CHS, of Atlanta, Georgia, 1955.

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Campbell-Bailey-Hutchinson Circus Route, 1922

General Agent - Ed L. Brannon
10 Car Railroad Show.
Managers - W. P. Campbell and Fred Bailey Hutchinson.
Equestrian Director - Stick Davenport.
Musical Director - S. W. Floyd.
Season 1922 opened at Canton, Missouri, Saturday, April 29th.

April 29 Canton, Missouri (Opening Day) May 1 Camp Point, Illinois 2 Colchester, Illinois 3 Astoria, Illinois 4 Waverly, Illinois 5 Smithboro, Illinois 6 Christopher, Illinois 8 Fulton, Kentucky 9 Mayfield, Kentucky 10 Kuttawa, Kentucky 11 Marion, Kentucky 12 Princeton, Kentucky 13 Dawson Springs, Kentucky 15 Greenville, Kentucky 16 Beaver Dam, Kentucky 17 Litchfield, Kentucky 18 Vine Grove, Kentucky 19 Hodgenville, Kentucky 20 Elizabethtown, Kentucky 22 Lebanon, Kentucky 23 Stamford, Kentucky 24 Berea, Kentucky 25 Winchester, Kentucky 26 Mt. Sterling, Kentucky 27 Morehead, Kentucky 29 Olive Hill, Kentucky 30 Ashland, Kentucky 31 Louisa, Kentucky June 1 Prestonburg, Kentucky 2 Pikeville, Kentucky 3 Wayland, Kentucky 5 Kenova, W. Virginia 6 Barboursville, W. Virginia 7 Hurricane, W. Virginia 8 St. Albans, W. Virginia 9 Montgomery, W. Virginia 10 Oak Hill, W. Virginia 12 Beckley, W. Virginia 13 Quinnimont, W. Virginia 14 Hinton, W. Virgina 15 Alderson, W. Virginia 16 White Sulpher Springs, W. Virginia 17 Clifton Forge, Virginia 19 Ronceverte, W. Virginia 20 Marlinton, W. Virginia 21 Cass, W. Virginia 22 Durbin, W. Virginia 23 Webster Springs, W. Virginia 24 Elkins W, Virginia 26 Norton, W. Virginia 27 Buckhannon, W. Virginia 28 Burnsville, W. Virginia 29 Sutton, W. Virginia 30 Weston, W. Virginia July 1 Philippi, W. Virginia 3 Fairmont, W. Virgina 4 Kingwood W. Virginia 5 Oakland, Maryland 6 Keyser W. Virginia 7 Romney, W. Virginia 8 Prestonburg, W. Virginia 10 Ridgely, W. Virginia 11 Springfield, W. Virginia 12 Beckley Springs, W. Virginia 13 Charles Town, W. Virginia 14 Rockville, Maryland 15 Brunswick, Maryland 17 Frederick, Maryland 18 Thurmont, Maryland 19 Mercersburg, Pennsylvania

July 20 Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 21 Union Bridge, Maryland 22 Hempstead, Maryland 24 Spring Grove, Pennsylvania 25 Hershey, Pennsylvania 26 Palmyra, Pennsylvania 27 Wolmensclorf, Pennsylvania 28 Lititz, Pennsylvania 29 Middletown, Pennsylvania 31 Quarryville, Pennsylvania August 1 Oxford, Pennsylvania (Al F. Weeler's Winterquarters) 2 Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 3 Media, Pennsylvania 5 Penns Grove, New Jersey 7 Burlington, New Jersey (Hunt Bros. Winterquarters) 8 Frenchtown, New Jersey 9 Flemington, New Jersey 10 Hightstown, New Jersey 11 Woodbury, New Jersey 12 Sea Isle City, New Jersey 14 Mt. Holly, New Jersey 15 Glassboro, New J ersev 16 Lakewood, New Jersey 17-19 Long Branch, New Jersey 21 Keyport, New Jersey 22 Jamesburg, New Jersey 23 South Amboy, New Jersey 24 Metchen, New Jersey 25 Bound Brook, New Jersey 26 Hopewell, New Jersey 28 Morrisville, Pennsylvania 29 Bristol, Pennsylvania 30 Conshohocke, Pennsylvania 31 Royersford, Pennsylvania September 1 Fleetwood Pennsylvania 2 Pine Grove: Pennsylvania 4 Meyerstown, Pennsylvania 5 Ephrata, Pennsylvania 6 New Holland, Pennsylvania (Welsh Bros. Winterquarters) 7 Parkersburg, Pennsylvania 8 Newark, Delaware 9 Middletown, Delaware 11 Chestertown, Maryland 12 Centerville, Maryland 13 Denton, Maryland 14 Harrington, Delaware 15 Lewes, Delaware 16 Georgetown, Delaware 18 Frankford, Delaware 19 Snow Hill, Maryland 20 Berlin, Maryland 21 Princess Anne, Maryland 22 Tasley, Virginia 23 Pocomoke City, Maryland 25 Suffolk, Virginia 26 Ahoskie, N. Carolina 27 Scotland Neck, N. Carolina 28 Williamston, N. Carolina 29 Plymouth, N. Carolina 30 Hertford, N. Carolina October 2 Columbia, N. Carolina 3 Edenton, N. Caroina 4 Belhaven, N. Carolina 5 Washinton, N. Carolina 6 Farmville, N. Carolina 7 Tarboro, N. Carolina (End of Season)

P.S. Show went into Winterquarters here and was offered for sale. This was the final season of this little show, it went to W. P. Hall's Bone Yard. Compiled by E. W. Adams, for J. T. Bradbury, CHS, Atlanta, Georgia, in 1956.

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