Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-07-14

pany, of New York. will open up sn art
exhibit in the room west of the Wagner
House office Monday. Everybody is
invited to call an examine the work
done.
Jno. S. Wright and Vim. Dyer. went
to Dubuque Monday to attend the races
which began Tuesday and continues
until Friday Both Of these gentlemen
have horses entered in the races and
anticipate winning or at least gaining
a place il some of them.
The entertainment at the NJ. E.
church this week promises to be very
pleasant. Some OF the best local talent
will take part in if, and much time is
being given to its preparation. Don't
forget the date, Friday evening. July
18th at s P. NJ. Admission 15c.s.
Children 10c.
A new plate glass front has replaced
the old one in C. H. Baxters store this
week. The improvement Is one that
Mr.. Baxter has contemplated for some
time and it will add greatly to the APP
pearance of the store. The windows
are admirable for display purposes and
attractive displays may be looked for.
We think it would be good idea to
again fix the weather signals to the
staff on the city hall. They viii then
attract the attention of great many
more people than they now do, and be
of much more value to the country
generally. To fix them will be
but a slight task and it may just as
well be done now as at any other time.
The follows cards explain themselves,
Mr. Geo. c. Martow. Hiss Grace A.
Ashley, married Wednesday, June the
twenty-ninth, 1892. Stockton, Cali
fornia and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Mar
low, at home, Bloomington, Wis. after
August 1st. We have not room TO
express all the good things we desire
shall fall to Mr.. and Mrs. Marlow's lot.
The State Fair will be held Sept. y
to II, 1892 Contracts have been let
for all improvements necessary TO put
| the State Fair Park in fine shape, and
work is being pushed rapidly. Tn
society will be in much better position
to receive exhibitors and entertain
visitors than ever before. For full in
formation write to John NJ. Trere,
Secretary, Madison, Wis.
The thirteenth annual fair of the
Iowa County Agricultural Society will
be held at Dodgeville, Aug. "a, 25, and
26. 1892. The society is endeavoring to
secure superior quality and an en-
larged extent in displays in every
department and no efforts will be spared
to make a first class fair in every
respect. List of rules, regulations. pre-
miums etc., can be had by writing TO
Ben Thomas. Jr., Secretary.
The service at the Cong. church last
Sunday evening conducted by the Y. P.
S. c. E. was a success. A similar SER
vice has been arranged for next Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Dr. Seaman
will address the meeting on Temperance
viewed from the physicians stand point
The exercises will also consist of sing
ing, responsive reading, etc. All are
cordially invited to be present.
A blushirg, gushing, smiling, galaxy
of girls, from the Wright House, were
out enjoying the balmy weather and a
ride in Harry Barnett's bus last Thurs
day afternoon. The one and only
feature of the affair not in accordance
with the rest. and which was also some
what inconsistent was, that Harry sat
right up in the front seat with another
-. Better watch out, Harry, it used
to be the fashion but it won't do now.
The Cassyilie Normal Review school
is running in excellent shape with a
good attendance. The reading table is
we'll supplied, and the bulletins of cur
rent events lead to entertaining and
valuable discussions Six weeks at
Cassvllle can yet be most profitably
! spent before the close of the term.
First class teachers. first class school
rooms and first class students can not
fail to make first class school. Try it
and see for yourselves.
A meeting was held Monday
night, for the purpose of organizing
permanent base ball clubin Lam
caster. A team was organized with
the following members: WillSpaith,
Henry Conradt, Will Wagner, Ben
Budworth. Will Altizer, Frank Nc
Namara, Alex. Ivey. Chas. Hicks
and Fred Lee The following officers
were elected: Will Wagner, Manager;
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