, 1875-05-06
WAUf&ESElA.

Scseta, Ca,r,,ta7td<see ef The Chicago Tribune.
WAuKEs1.A, WIS, May 1.--Msy.day In the
country, With tho thermometer at 50. and 4
driving storm Of SNOW and slect. We turn With
a nigh from Visions OF Wild flowers p,cnes, and
MAv.9ueehK, draw nearer tho fire, and congrAtu-
late oursclves that No aro not moving to-day.
rsople generally arc worry much occupied With
prepa atitns for the coming aeahon. sud the spir-
It OF improvement /. mAnifest IN every side. Tho
Democrat c>t.natcs ths building during tho past
year at t250. QUO.
Rents aro double wtat they wore last simmer,
and new 1luusos Rre going up in al parts OF tie
village. Bit. II. Il. Hunklns fs building large
addition to hts popular boardins-house ". D.
lsacon tah commenced work on the lot opposite
The Bruco Houae. purpoainx to erect several cot
tages upon it. Mrs. Oarneys stoue block, On
Main street. is a1rehdy btgun the .uppe' portion
Ia to 10 arranged as public hall. The contract
Is nnndo for In iron bridge near tho DEPOT;
It IL to coat $4,000. 4 ncat Office hnd sav-
cral t,mmer-houaes ,.aFo been built III
Bethesda Park. Col. Dunbar is cow 10 Europe;
ho sends long descriptive letters to the y,lia9e
raperH. f,om noted p!Rcca abroad, which he
does not fail to compare unfsvosablY with tho
u Sa,atogs Of The Wcnt.' The managers Of the
Fountain Spring arc laying out ANAL park. in
tho ceutrc Of which is to be tastcful pavilion.
Nearly every owner Of real eatato ia At work
upon bis grounds, leyeling aud grading, retting
ont trees and eflrubbcry. On tho Whole, wn
think that Waukcshn will be uaofo attractive thls
| H,ln,Mer than ever before.
Visitors have commenced arriving. The Druco
House and Exchange arc ready to receive thetn.
and there IN lack Of accommodation A. private
| houses. Tic Fountain House Will bo ppeu juno
i. aIr. i. +. S.arr Ia hote and ready to arrange
! with those who wish TO en6oso rooms for the
summer.
Ntr. j. N. Nickel, Of Chicago, spent the Grst
Of the week at his home in this place.
The 10y. G. I. Lsdd. Of sptiuC*s.rcet conG1e-
ga:inna Church, Milwaukee, has como TO Eo-
f1esda for atort time, to recruit:
Tbs marriage Of MinB Jcnnto ltay to IF. j.
Spear. Of Springfield. ILL.,, occurred conpls OF
weeks ago. Mrs. Spear VII DO greatly missed
| from tho rocal circles Of Naukekha.
Owing to tho protrac.od cold weathof, md the
| upusnal building and house'elcanlng that Arc
going on, there il great dearsh Of society nevh.
| Undsubsealv, when the 'etherca' 1nildnesh
really comes. va shall blossom out >hto al eotts
Tie most imposing denomination that has
| taken rlacn here tor 4 loug tltne was the Odd.
Fellows celebration on Monday, the 2Gth oi
April. 4 special trim brought out tue Mit-
waukea Encampmont ACCOMPANIED by Vetter'e
Dand. There were present, also. large dslega'
t,onH frum lodges In the county. The procession
formed in tho aftetnoon under tho charge Of IL
l.. Gore. Marshal Of the day, and, after ,paradnF
! tho streets for a time: proceeded to The
| Fuunlau- House grounds. where various exercise,
| wcro gone through With. and an eloquent
| address delivered by Samuel Fallows, D. D
About 2oo1 people were IL attendance: tho d.,
Naa tiuc, tle nlurc Inspiring. and the entire per
formAuce 4 complete succoan. Tue. brethren ,oi
"the three llnke" made quite nn imposing diR
play in their showy resalla. heard euudty ir
rcyetcns young ladies' covoting tho purple plumci
upon their hats Among tho notables present
re,s Past Grand Masters Van Vochton nnf
I.apKwortlv. Past Gsand Representative I. "
Taylor Grind Secretary Hlia, and Chiof Tatti'
| atch Koilock. QutxoTE QulcgRIo LIT.