, 1875-08-29
WAUkESHA COUNTY

ocoNouowoc.
tSpeeiai Cor7esponde1se< Of TIE CHICAGO Tribune.
OcoSoMowoo Wia.. Aug, 27.-The principal
topic Of conversation among the society people
is tba hop given by Judge Small last Friday
night 1t bis residence OF the west shore OF La
Belle Lake. Ii was one OF Tue most ENJOYABLE
affairs Of the eeasou, and vas attended BY all
the prominent people OF this place and the sur
rounding country. The JUICES capacious par
lors we're elegantly decorated with flowers from
lis own garden, and the snoie riace WAS ilin-
minated by Chluesa Lanterns, while in the large
dip1ne-hAll . baod delighted the lovers Of dane
ing ai,h good mueio, The lnterlIdes vera occu-
ried by Ainsworth. the vel known hute-playes,
wbo produced some selections in cred'tabie
manner. Among the persons present we're;
Capt. Parker aud wife, G. P. Clifford and wife,
". S. Peck and wife, J. Dupes and wife. Miss
Chandler, Miss McGes, Mrs. Furguson, Miss
Weisbaum, Hiss Bent, Mrs. Bent, Miss
Small Misaes u. and X. Jdhnson, Mr. Chandler
and wife, Mrs. McGee, Ats. H. ". Wheeler.
Miss Vose, Miss Corner, Hrs. M. Hill Miss
Thompson, Miss Fuller, Ms. Goodrich, Miss 7.
Mann, Mas Anderson, Mr.. 3. B. Hinckley, Co.!
Mcdonald. Messrs Hill, Adley, Dean, Wolick,
Cola Odali McGee. Furpuon, Johnson, Miller,
DAVIS, Co,trell. Collins. and others.
The cantata OF Queen Esthar at hlauu's Hall
the first Of the week, did not meet with much suc-
cess. Mre. Clippen, the Queen, WAS from Chicago.
DR.. R. s. Dale as Haman, and Mrs. &. s. Dale
as Haman's wits, id we'll During the inter-
ladss Miss II. !. Tyler, the plaulst, performed
her part we'll.
THE MOST PROMINENT ARRIVALS
this week are as folows:
7o,ons!nd House-The Hon Il. Greauebaum, T.
Burnside, Judge Beckwith and wife, H. H. Roberts,
Bl,ud TON. Mrs. Z. Beardsey. Il. Z. Wilton and
wife, J. G. Guthrie, J. r. Kes, J. S. Thompaon and
wife L. l. Mas, H. i. Asss md wife, T. T. Phiiipa
onl family. Dr.. H. Hstchcocl anu WIFE J. Dametse
9: Hilton :aa nq!y Mrs: ~ Ka,sal1 .: s.,,ahta T. W.
". q. Murr4y. J. II. Collins, j., cnt.ago, III. Mrs.
A. J. Aikens, o. 9. Morris, y. E. Goodwin, s.. R.
Wis. George Davis, Louisyll., Ky.; n ". Collins. v.
Smith, S.; LOWS, No. Dr.. L. Bradley and wife, New
YORK B. r. Alien. DIS Moines' 1a.; 4. a Ron, Ma
E1aper Ha.LCbarles r. Churchill, wife, and family.
R. $. Whitney, E. Whitney. H B. lcClelan, Gen. J.
MeAtthur How're ,tal oston, G. T. S.mpson; = HI 4.
nson AMI son, A. 7. Brown. Chicago. IL; E. scott,
o. ". auntsun, L. L. Whiuenmore !. L. Pria and
yts n Esss 01s nra aud unsv ns s %
land, o. " =. ri hards, httsourg; F. d. swift and
daughter, Madison, Wis.
MINOR ITEMS.
The Rev. H. n. Brown. toe celebrated West
cru evangelist has just returned from M ek-
tended tour tnr>'ugh England. Ireland, Scotland.
npl France. While in England hs visited Moody
aud Saukey, aud took palt in their meetings.. He
reports = GLORIOUS work bv them. Mr, Brown
will remain here WITH his family until October
next, wheu he will again take tha field.
Tie Pev4ukae Baseball Club tefsEted our
best nine last Thursday by score OF 46 t. 49,
D. II. Young left this city last Thursday tor
pleasure trip to Green Bay.
T,aHk Sunday tha panerd arrived here at II ;30
T. No., having made the Il m.1ss u hours; aud
stlll people will grumb1e because they do not
coma oarlles.
Gen. Macarthur and Philip Hovne, OF Chicago
spent last Sunday 1t Capt. Parker's place on
0conomoHoo Lake.
6. L. Wilson and H. ". Farrar, Of the Chi
csgn Journal, spent Sunday 1t tha Townsend
House.
oleFoao's.
Spkeul CorTespoxdtncs Of Tls Chirago TT1bssne-
G1FFoRp's, Wis. Aug. 27.-Ths guests 1t this
place euJoyed rather = oosel entertainment last
Saturday evening, given BY purity OF young
men from Milwaukee, who call themselves
AEodocs and camp here every summer. Their
names have not beea able to aacertaan, but
would say that they personi6sd the Indian in
very c1 1editab1e manner at their roasting party.
Az they could find no pale face that WAS willing
to be burned at tbs stake, they took corn a. q
substitute, which thev roasted in genuine To-
dian fashion, and from the way 1t disappeared
among their guests should judge that they
knew bow to cook it. On the reg,star here hnd
the folio wing names ,
R~W. Hale, Puilip Wadsuorth, Gsn. J. MnArthnr,
P. i. Hoyne G. &. ssmpson. DE. Hitchcock snt wife,
Miss J. Swift, G. J. hrGinnis Mra; J. y. Mcgtnns'
baum, Chicago, H. r. 6. Underwood c: J. Robtnson,
j. L. Kicker, ]. q. VanDyke. arant Smith. ". H.
Easton, W4ukesha, Wis.
@. H. Swift. Of L, P Swift h Son. Chicago.
has been doing the honors Of the Office here this
se4son, and has made many warm friends.
j. B. McCullaoh, editor Of the St. Louis Globe
Democrat: makes this plaza his home Tor the
Mrs. William T. Hancock and Miss Emma
WadzHosth claim the championship a. rowers at
thin place. This ls quite yictor,T, a. some OF
the gentlemen take no little prios in that re-
spect.
F. ". Montgomery, who wou several prizes ut
the Toledo regatta, Bpenda lis Sundays here,
and enjoys the hospitality Of the Modoo cent.
LAKESIDE COTTAGES.
Specta1 Corysspo7adenoe Qf The Chicago Tribune.
LAKEsDE COTTAGES, Aug. 27.-Last Sunday
thie place Was again filled to its utmost extent,
there being 12o guests. Tha most prominent
wara the following;
4. q. Andrews and wife, ], Y. McGtnEfs aud lam
iy, J, @. Moore aud wifs, G. ). Ms0nnis, F. Warren,
Miss j. Swift II. H. Frey and wfe, 4. u. Flaming,
Il. Z. Wh1tou aud wife, ]. G. Hilton aud two daugh-
tor, Miss L ca brtson, Caiesso r. J. TunstAnt =;
T. ow. T. B: Edgar and family, Q. T. Garrison and
Miss Beut, st. Louis, No. f. Morehead, Aisa Il Y.
afonfort ]. g. T4ylor ma Mfe, Cincinnati o.. J. L
H4uuey. Z. T. Evsringha1n, J. L. Plte and family, ":
Jsrk+op, Alss 4. Colt 0. E. Britt ". g. Benedict aud
wife, Co. T. Yates and family, G. 8. Brown. ]. +
Tweedy. A. ". Bel"her, M1sses H. and 1haey, o. ".
Gay, Mrt. E. C. Hibb4rd, Mn. g. Chandlar aud fam
iiy Milwaukee, Wis.,; B. Il. Boalmspt, B. ]. Aourey.
A, B, Gttl1s, New Orleans, La; ). Hanna, R. L.
P4E,e, ka4k.kee, III Pr Simmer Peoria ~: a;ss
MicL. J. 2. Hunt, New York; b. M. Gilbert, Pnlla-
delphia, p, F; !, 4. Darfee Woodatock, III.
Col. .. ". Flag'er. from the Rock Island
Arsenal. has taken cottage, and will remain tie
balance OF the senson.
W. F. Cootnsugh, President of the Union Ma
tiopRl Bank. Chicago. Is expected hero nsxt
week to stay the balance OF &ha season-
oAKToN SPRINGS.
Special Correspondence u lh< Chicago Tribune.
OAEros spR4Ses Wiz, Aug. al annex the
list of arrivals from Chicago 1t the 0akton
Springs Hotel tor the past week:
II. G. Hackney, J. ". Kinball, @. B. shourds, J. 4.
Owap, Miss Auna II. Bh1yR, Miss Gerty Kirk, Miss
Anna Anderson, Mrs. Seth Hapgood. Hiss E. F, Zap
good, James s. Kirk and family, Chasles Henrotin and
family, James Barrett md wife. L. s. Leonard and
wife, 6amhel ". Piercy; R. a. Flaming, H. 4. Frey
and wife, John F. Indin, George Fulef. ! c. hilton.
Simeon ". King George A. Erear J. catl1ne, Charles
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