, 1875-11-14
kENOSHA.
ANUSEH{ESTS.

SDee7aI C37Tsspoadsncs ~ The CHICAGO Tribune
KESosHA. Wis.,, Nov. l3.-The wirtare round
{ OF lectures, church sociab1ee, dancing parties,
/ concerts. ETC., has fairly commenced, and it ie
| only necessary for one to have pocketful OF
money to entertain himself IN any war his fancy
may suggest. a series of sociab!es will be given
| ut Simmons Reading Rooms by the ak F. q,
| g." which promise good return for the en-
trance-uoney, 10 cents. The Methodists gave q
pound sociahle a. the church parlors Monday
night, which created considerable sport and
brought IN money sufficient to cheer the hearts
OF those engaged in getting up the affair
The courBe Of scientiho lectures gwen by
Prof. Cunning have been we'll attended.
and heartily enjoyed by his hearers. The last
lecture OF the course Was given laat night There
is SONS talk OF another course Of three lectures
to be given by the popular scientist, provided
the citizens show their ap p>reciation OF the Pro-
fessor and his hne lectures by q liberal support.
Bv WAY Of contrast, the sable Tennesssans have
delighted = large number Of our citizens With
their melodies two evenings OF this week. Full
houses greeted them both nights, and some Of
tho voices Of theee eAble songsters were re-
matkRbly fne- There are four festivals for "a
many different church societies Under discussion
that IN due course OF time will como OIL, for
which the patronage Of Ill good people is solic-
ited-
WEDDINGS
and rumo1a Of weddings still continue to eeitate
tho public mind. Sunday at 1t. Marks Church
Father Dougherty tied the matrimonial knot tor
Mr. B. Gleason and Miss KAhe Ratiean. Mr.
Thomas Malone acted as 4roomemau. and Miss
KAte Hapuan ~ bridesmaid TO the happy couple,
The large church was rel flied with admir;ne
friends. who bestowed upon bride aud groom
many and hearty wishes for long and happy
life. There are tumors aaoat Of 1 fashionable
veddiug TO take place during the winter. Dame
Rumor hssit that cer5ain widoserof fine personal
appearance is to slip his head into the noose
matrimonial for the second time in bis Life some
time after the holidays. The lady Of his choice
has long been known ii this city. She ia sad to
have been the first white child born in Keuoaha
Time will solve the truth Of the old lady's sur
rnaes IN this particular instance, as it has hero-
totore in others Of like nature. Several OF the
seriously contemplating matrirnony. and there
seems probability that there is to be q thinning
out OF the ranks of young society before spring.
TuK TRIAL
Of Ezra G. Griffin, charged With being an &C.
cessory in the burglary Of Mler's jewelrv store,
November, 1871. ie exciting much interest among
the citizens at this place. J. T. Quarles and
Judge Hardness are for the prosecution. and F.
s. Lowell and C. Williams, Of WauxegAn, for de- !
fepdant- The ca9e pTogokes much comment on
khe streets and in all PLACES of business, but the
result Of the tr1Ri remains to be told. Many
other cases OF minor importance have been dis I
posed Of during this session ct the court, but |
mind. Mn .'1@4 ~ '4'' A''' @''''' ''' ''' p'''''
Tho Kenosha Tnion, the Democfahn paper Of !
hts, clty u&a sold Thursday OF this week to MF. |
J. \ KlIlean, Of New York City. Tbs new pro-
@uatw IL = practical priatsr, and undoz his shle