Two leather ghost faces haunted the path alongside the Long Tom River. But, because it was daylight, fair attendees passed by them without fear.

A hand puppet was on display in a booth that sold puppets and marionettes. This hand puppet featured a tiara, a full head of grey hair, and a tight fitting Hawaiian shirt.

A statue of an Indian maiden stood alongside the railing that separated the path from the Long Tom River. She had leaves in her hair and holes painted on her gown.

An orange woman with many green eyebrows marched and danced as part of a group down the pathway of the Fair. A man wearing a blue hat danced close behind her.