, 1874-08-30
WAUkESHA,
Departure Of Chicagoa1s and Arri-
val Of Soulherners.
AmuSemelts Of tho Past Wcek-Sudden
Death Of a Clergyman.

. I find myself still sojourner In this beautif1
, land Of pure water and braciug air, driukin
daily OF that lfe-giying fountain, Bethesda, an
partaking OF the good things provided from tn
table of the Fountain Spring House. Th
weather for the past week has been perfectly de
ightful.-cool, sunny, and with just breez
enough to make ones clothes eet and feel com
!, I Portable The nights are admirably adapted TO
good, sound, refreshing sumbers; and, after
bath IN the morning, the young ladies' come int
the dlnlng-room fresh as June rose; and tn
fathers aud mothers look twenty years better TO
the few days passed in this land flowing witt
milk and honey, and mineral water.
THE RUSH OF STRANGERS
has not been as great the past rs previous week q
though many ara still coming from their far-oG
sunny homes in the South. The change is quite
| percep.ible to the observer Chicago is no,
nearly as we'll represented as it was two weeks
SINCE. Then one-half OF the visitors to this
famous ~atering-place, at hotels and private
boarding places, were from Chicago and it was
estimated that 600 Was tho maximum Nov
the same places are filled with now faces, and
you don's "get on ~ much in conversation before
~ reckon you'll know who you are taking to.
! Yes, our Southern friends enjoy good drink Of
water just as we'll as those who nre used to it :;
| and more social, laIge-hearted people don't
| live.
| PERSONALS.
Mrs. a. r. Clinton, Of La Crosse with her
| phaeton- -catri.ge and pct horse Poker, is ono of
the pleasant sights to be met with on the de-
| Ightful drives This little hosse is thoroughly
trained, and accomplished in ali that goes to
make up a nrst-class family y-horse, besides moy-
ing over the ground with ease and trottiuc hia
| mule after mile 1t 3-mlnute gait
have space to mention but few OF the a1ri-
walls ut the hotels during the past week:
At the Eruca House. find registered Mrs, w.
& English and Hiss Rose English. IL
dianapolis; r. A. Sanford. Chicago: Will
lam phenix, do; Capt. J. J. Smith, do; John
=: a. Bqehann1' ITa31a' do; George u; Frink, do;
James H. Abbott, do; George e. Hess, do; j.
Z. Washington, Nashville, Tenn; Walter S,
Chandler. Milwaukee: D. 6. Hooker, do; l. r.
Martin, 5 Indiana; " 3: Patton, Canton, O.; C.
do; J; Il. Van Dyke, Milvaukee; B. F. Collg-
born, do: 4. B. French, Philadelphia: William
Buck, Toronto, Can; T. Il Gilman, Kiddcr.
No. Col L: n. Baldwin. mississippi; f. Z. Wise,
Nendota, ILL.,; a1ts. Walker, Louisville; D. Dem
ison and wife, Indiana; F: l. Weaver, Mobile,
Ala. J. D. Primo, Joliet, ILL.,: II. L. Willis, Bir-
minghan, Conn. S. B. Thomas, Morris, Ii.
At the Exchange and American: F. Root,
id Chicago; s ], John John Lansdop DO; George Hatch,
Miller, do; George F. Harding and family, do;
4. D. Anderson and family. Brooklyn; il. K
LOWS, Decatur, ILL.,; A. hartin, do; F. B.
Pierce, Lualngton,, Mich; $. Hyner, La
posts oEta Rohoi+ Rn%; n,oId y; L. & IeuFgson Ko-
Daniel Hecocks and wife, New Orleans; L. ".
Brown, Fond du Lac; J. J. Stoyer. Medina;
james D. ShiViIle aud wife, st. Louis B. Nc
k1ttiricL. Boston; ". 4 Gibson, st. Louis J.
H. Pond. Auburn, n. Y.
at the Fountain Spring House: Jolrn D. Nc
Clnre and ulfe, s. B: se1ing, Indianapolis; L.
r Sanger, Chicago; Miss Palmer, Chicago: 81.
y. Clarke and wife; Col. D. G. E12uston, U. s.
A.; James Mix ana family. kansakee, Ill F.
F. Cory and family: Chicago; H. J. Morgan and
family. fremont HouEe; William JcrTis, NIL
Eaukee: D. ". Page mud wife, Chicago r. V.
Vanderburg. Memphis; JOHN Greenway, Syra- ]
cuse, n y; Prof Faora, Europe; Z. c. Kalh-
H. Wick, Youngstown, O.; John stanbaugh and an
aon, Youngstown. O.; Miss Hinsdale, Clncin-
natl; G. ". Warner, Lyons Ia.; Mrs. Bond.
Pennsylvania; Mrs: Cunningham, PennByl- I
vauia: 4. Bull and wife, Galveston, Tox.; s. o,
Baldwin, Alabama; J. 8. Clark, Uiica: Il.
Barney and wife, New York #. D. Richardson.
Springfield, ILL.,
HOPS. THEATRE, cHUHcH-soC1A1s, ETC.
The week IS usual had its varieties. The
Padget Comedy Company made success of
their Yisit to Waukcsha. Tho hop at the Foun-
tain Spring House, SATURDAY evening last, was
more than usually interesting. The charming
Young ladies' OF the village we're out in full cos
tune, and contributed much 10 the beauty and
grace of the occasion. Thursday evening the
grand operctta Of ''Laila p" was performed III the
baptist Church By the young-lady pupils Of Mrs.
s. n Gibbs, An accomplished music teacher.
Ths house was crowded, and the singing me,
sons Hall the St. Joseph Benevolent Society
met to do up the danciDg begun in the Grove,
where they held = picnic during the
Day. The hall was packed fulI md
With canvasaing for votes for prize
laucing, they managed to have right merry
;me, with fair financial benefit The hon 1t
he Bruce House. Friday night, the last of the
season ~ this house,-was veil Intended. and
worthy OF better notice than mere mention.
Everything was done by the propgieto1s Of tho
1ouee TO make this the hop OF the season and |
believe tuch was the verdict Of those who took !
'art, IS xell us the lookers-on. The church,
ociables wore interesting and fully attended,
y USUAL
RE1I11oUs-A SUDDEN DEATH.
The Rev DR.. Brooks, OF st. Louis, preached +,
ast Sabbath morning. IN the Presbyterian (
'hureh, snd in tue Baptist Church in the
vening: l!n;sx The lot. latter ,. place vas crowded
lev. J. T. Nes:oEer. Of Nebraskz CITY. {
uppled tue pulpit OF tho Baptist Church t
4 the morning. The Reverend gentleman
aaae one OF lis best efforts on this occasion,
nd am panied to record that it was bis last,
hu1ch during service, owing to sudden at +
,ck, the nature Of which an unable to state. ! ]
[e went at once to his boa1ding-house. where he y
led on Wednesday night. His wife and children :
rived on the evening train Of that dsy, Just in q
ne to recei7e Ills parting blessing. The Rev. q
It. Westoyer Was much beloved hero. as WAS at p
:sted ty the sympathy manifested and the 4
rgo numbers that followed his remains to their "
st resting-place. He was formerly pastor Of a
10 Baptist Church hero. 0
PEWAUKEK. Il
find nv letter is getting too long to indulge Il
any descriptions of scenery which 1t has been O
y pleasure to see in drives about c.
10 country. Lakeside, Pewaukee, Was taken 81
!, where some fifty Chicagoans are cooling of. | n
noticed the Hendcrsons, Pixies, and Stones, j.
:eat and small, lying about under the trees a. II
stural ~ though they grew there n
AN INSTITUTION MUCH NEEDED.
Waukcsha has her Bethesda, and yet Is not | b
.ppy. It is true you feel like = neW-rade man re
ter filling up with this blessed water, Which NJ
orougbly pnri1ea the inner man but good pt
ttside dressing IL an important auxi!ia1y to Y
rfect work. Some man who has the means I'll
ID enterprise has suro fortune guar IN
teed by erecting a water-cuTc,-a vi
Hiding of dimensions capable Of entertaining CO
IT, boarders at least Such building, with
oper appliances for giving Turkish BATH 81