Daily globe., 1879-06-25
LAKE CITY ITEMS.
ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE ST. PAUL GLOBE

ESPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE ST. PAUL GLOBE.
A lodge Of Odd Fellows is soon to be in
stituted at Mazeppa, this county.
The Odd Fellows Qf Maiden Rock gave an
excursion to Red Wing on the 4th.
b. Gillett is building several new thresh-
ing machines, preparatory to the fall busi-
ness.
A. T. Gurnsey, Esq, who has spent sever
al weeks visiting friends in the East, return
ed home, Yesterday.
Doc Crary has got an imported bull pup
"a regular screamer-which the Doctor pro-
poses to bring up in manner appropriate
to the rank and station of his dogship.
The Lake City Odd Fellows will sexcurse''
permitting on Saturday evening,
the 2Sth. They will visit Maiden Rock,
Frontenac, etc. A brass band is engaged.
Two fine COWS have been presented to
Rev. F. A. Quinn, which will be raf1aed off
on that day for the benefit of st. Mary's
(Catholic) church. Therefore come every
body and havea good time.
The public schools of this city closed on
the 18th with appropriate and interesting
exercises, the following named composing
the graduating class: Jessie E. Card, Rosa
V. Clarke, Emma D. Harley, Hattie M.
The schools are in very prosperous condi-
ton.
MI. J. T. Suley, of this city, has entered
his trotting gelding "Walker" at the Red
Wing circuit races, which commence on the
25th inst, and we warn the 'boys'' to look
to their laurels as well as their money, for
Jess has 'sblood in his eye," and if he don't
walk off with his share of the plunder, it
will be because "Walker'' can't get there.
That popular summer resort the ssLake
Side" at Frontenac, on Lake Pepin, under
the management of Col. Shears, is now
open to the public, and we are informed
that number of Southern families have al
ready engaged cottages and rooms for the
season. No lovlier or more romantic spot
can be found in the Northwest than this
and the hotel is first class in all it's appoint.
ments.
The Hastings firemen had an excursion tc
this city on Saturday last. While on the
return trip, John Thomas, German, fel
overheard at Diamond Bluff and wa,
drowned. On the following morning a sill
hat was picked up on the lake shore JUS
above here bearing the trade mark of w. M
Eisenbrand, Red Wing. Whether it be
longed to the drowned man or not is no
known.
The "glorious Fourth will be duly cele
brated in this city by some fine races at tn
driving park Willis Baker, Esq, proprie
tor of the park, who has the matter il
charge SO far as the races are concerned, in
forms us that some of the best trotters il
the State will be here and participate. W.
feel confident that all lovers of fast horse
and oil who desire to pass pleasant da
will be we'll paid by attending. In addition
: to the above there will be glass ball shoot
ing, archery, sack races and, that the ladie
may feel an interest in the exercises, ladies
> race has been put upon the programme
n A double wedding was performed q
Maiden Rock, Wis, on Saturday, 21st inst
by Rev. MIR. Ford, the participants being MI
Frank Nelson; of Toledo, Ohio, and Mis-
,, Ella Taisey, daughter of A. II. Taisey, Esq
: of this city, and MI. F. L. Stone, of Roch
Q ester, Mimi, and Miss Annie Butturff, {
Hastings, MINI. Both young men were fol
merly residents of this city, until within
q year or 80, when they removed to the plac,
0 above mentioned. Mr.. Nelson is head mi
= ler in a large Touring mill in Toledo, viii
: MIR. Stone is engaged in the photograr
: business in Rochester, and is doing wei
Both young ladies are among the worthie
9 of our fair daughters, and will make exec
: lent wives, and we congratulate the your
o men upon their choice, and wish them lor
s life and all the happiness that falls to the l.
Z of earthly mortals.