Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-10-19

The ceremony was pronounced by Rev.
P. II Mason, and the church was crowd
ed with friends who most heartily wish
the bappiest lives for Mr. Stewart and
his talented, winsome bride.
The American Yacht. Vigiiant has
beaten the English yacht, yalkyrie
right alor. and on almost every point,
u The late contest for the great cup
which has for some years been held
by the Americans The Yacht chosen
by Great Britain to get the cup away
from us belongs to Lord Dunraven.
Howard Rhodes says that he thinks the
English are done rayinn over that
yacht now
Anton Schuster ESQ. was married
last Wednesday to Miss Newman of
Beetown township, The ceremony was
performed by Rev Father Albers. MIR.
and Mrs. Schuster left lmmediatly for
the worlds fair for an eight or ten days
sight seeing. On their return they will
settle Gown ia the comfortable property
recently purchased by Mr.. Schuster in
this city. A hearty welcome awaits this
worthy couple In their new hcmc
When the Worlds Fair closes it is
proposed to test the superiority Of the
American over the English locomotive
by a 250 mile race over the New York
Central That road has four parallel
tracks and is one OF the best in the
country. The great Columbian engine
No. 999, viii carry the American colors,
while The Queen. will try TO do the
honor for England Both locomotives
are on exhibition in Chicago at present.
Whom way do you bet2
SIR. w. II Haines. who some fifteen
years ago kept a large boot and shoe
store in the Budd block. is il the city
visiting relatives ard renewing old dc-
quaintances. Mrs. HaiGes is with him.
Their present home is a few miles from
Boston whore Mr.. Haines is a railroad
depot agent They are spending their
months vacation this year in the west.
Last year they visited the New England
States. Time has dealt gently enough
with Goth these worthy people.
Though tie canning factory at
Cassyille has had an unusually unfay-
orable season in which 10 inaugurate
its work, it is a decided success. The
company has used every en1ortto secure
material for their purpose and yet have
been compelled TO cancel good many
orders. This shows a prosperous cen
ditiou Of things with this enterprise.
Demand exceeds supply. Why can not
Lancaster have a canning factory Let
US know. Now is a good time to begin
thinking about such things.
Thursday morning Of last week S. r.
Green of this city lost a valuable team
by the burning Of Prof ID f. Gardner S
barn 10 Platteville Although Henry
Brace, the stage driver, was at the
barn almost as soon as the fire bell
rang he could do nothing toward get
ting out the horses, the fire apparently
having commenced near their heads
aud suifocated them. The fire COM
panies were promptly on hand and after
hard fight succeeded in saving w.
+. Carter's barn and other buildings
Immediately joining, so that MIR. Gard
ner and MIR. Greene are the only losers.
The fire started at Il. m. and no one
has vet been able to assign the cause.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Stippich, Of
Wichita, Kansas, made us a very pleas
ant call Tuesday. Mrs Stippich was
once Miss Kraemer, of Annaton, and
we knew them both as school children
They have been at the great fair anc
are now visiting relatives and friends in
this county. They are prospecting in
their western home and think that dul
times for Wichita are about over and
that general revival of business of al
kinds has begun in that part of Kansas
Master Walter was with his parents we
asked him what be thought Of thai
Sitter grandfather OF his He answered
quickly. u think he speaks better Eng
lish than he did when / saw him three
years ago What does grandpt
Stippich think Of that?
Prot +. I Turner Of the L. w. gave
the first lecture Of his series on Colon
ization Of North America at the Con
gregational church last Friday evening
1t was listened to with interest By
large audience and exceeded the mos
sanguine hopes Of the committee Oh
University extension. He advanced
many new ideas. tie is a fine orator
and presents the facts in an attractive
manner. The questions asked at tho