The Princeton union., 1922-08-10
ATTRACTIONSAT
THE COUNTY FAIR
Governor Preus May Deliver Address
at Fair; Four Bands to
Furnish Music.
OPENING DAY IS AUGUST 2t
Attractions Include Vaudeville Act:
Animal Circus; Trapeze
Performances.

being made for the annual event. The
superintendents in the various de-
partments are endeavoring to secure
the best exhibits that have ever been
displayed in this county. In their
work they need the cooperation of
every farmer in this vicinity. The
fair management is attempting to
provide an exceptionally good pro-.
gram Of attractions.
Cove is to hold township fair just
day or two previous to the county
exposition. The residents in the
vicinity will at that time collect dis
play for the county fair. That means
there will be wonderful exhibits of
fruit at the fair in Princeton. Any
one who has ever had the pleasure of
attending a Cove fair knows that the
lake country is good fruit producing
region. Some Of the individual dis
plays last year contained more than
20 varieties of apples.
From the central and southern por-
tions of the county will come the
herds Of registered livestock.
Then there will be the usual good
displays of farm crops and vegetables
from the whole county and adjacent
townships in adjoining counties. Ac-
cording to the rules adopted by the
fair association exhibitors from ad-
joining counties may compete for
premiums. The rich agricultural ter
ritory surrounding Princeton should
support one of the best county fairs
in this section of the state The more
| entries that are made, the keener is
the competition, the better the adver-
tising is for the exhibitor and the
greater is the satisfaction in being
| awarded the premiums.
Three acts will be presented in front
of the grandstand free every after
noon and evening. James Walker in
i his patpourri vaudeville act consisting
of comedy, instrumental solos, humor-
Gus stories and funny songs will be
one of the chief attractions. He is
said to be Americas funny man. As
''The Jolly Fat Copper" he furnishes
fun and amusement for any audience.
Eiler's comedy circus, composed Of
educated Belgian goats, clever monk
eys and dogs, will amuse both the
young and the old.
The star trapeze acrobat secured
for the occasion is Ethel De Ray Duo.
She performs startling and extra
ordinary feats on the flying trapeze.
Milaca is to have special day,
Tuesday. On that date large dele
cation is expected from our county
seat. The majority of the business
men in Milaca are much interested in
the county fair and support it in ev-
cry possible way. When our Milaca
friends come down in body on Tues
day they will bring the village band
with them.
A large delegation is expected from
the lake country also. Wahkon is to-
send her band down one day during
the fair.
The Princeton Boys band and the
band from the German Lutheran
church will assist in furnishing the
musical program.
Governor Preus has been invited to
deliver an address but he cannot make
a definite promise at this date. Under
the existing conditions he feels the
duties of his office may demand all
his time and energies. He will be here
if he can make arrangements to do so.
There will be the usual sports and
races and one quite unique event, a
fathers and sons relay race. Do not
fail to see this display Of good team
work on the part of the fathers and
sons.
The management has almost COM
pleted arrangements for a Wild West
Show. If the contract is finally made,
an afternoon and evening performance
| will be given every day.
Further details in regard to the pro-.
gram will be published at a later date.