, 1875-05-09
,.kENOSHA.

MAY. ...s
Spectral Correspondence Of Tho Chicago Tribune.
kESosHA, May e.-The month mas ushered il
by snow-storm which covered the ground to th'
| depth Of inches or more, and fine young galt
OF wind blowing at the time made lively wori
With dEn-bpards, ricksty: old buildings
| ind henighted foot travellers. 4 May-day part.
On; such day az that would hare been decided,
malapropoa- Certainly the 'sQueen o. tbs May
would hnye had q pinched, blua look and the
driving sleet would have rado sad: havoc with
her'eala dress- No. this;climate il not: exactly
suited to dancea on the greenbHard In May, io1
| it's peonliarities are many, and such ~ try tbs
strongest nerves and lungs. Were be 20 inclined
the Clerk Of tho Weather might ranedy, matters
somewhat BY sending . fey warm days to diss.-
tent that is fast settling down nra poor forlorn
specimens Of humanity. ''~ '*''' i :
-: ACCIDENTS. =
Last Thursday morning, While Mr. Vo!neY
the city, his horse took fright, and, suddenly
jumping, broke the bolts winch hold the shafts
in place. overturning the buggy, throwing Mr,
French out and injuring him quite severely.
The horse did not Hait to see the effects Of his
jump, but made tracks for the State Line, whers
bones to his owner. .''r-.* >~
Simmons Touring mill was the ecene OF IN
accident one day last week. The asaissaut
miller, Mr. T. Dale, while working about tho
machinery. had his right hand badly mutilated,
SO much so that he was obliged to lose the Sec
IA the Third Ward Tuesday the cover Of
cistern belonging to Mr. Van Allen gave way,
prec1pitsting his daughter into the water. But
for t,lnelJ assistance Miss Van Allen would have
been drowned: -:
- Mr. John <<,9Iert, whose home is near the
State Line, dls1 Wednesday from tue effectB Of
Kick Eecelyed f:om horse the week previous.
, = GOSSIP. -
ut never railisont it pours II ia an old saying,
and quito true in. this case, for tho item last
upper strata Of society here hns, brought to Light
several other similar affairs, which tho part les
interested therein thought known only to them
selves and favored few. To provo tho con-
trary, On the 18th OF this month . loving couple
will b united in tho holy bonds OF mAtrimony,
tho Indy belonging to thus city and the gentle
man to tho no.ghboring city OF st. Paul
!" Following this there viii be another wedding
in tho pleasant month Of June on Kenosha
street The lady ie resident of this city, and
the happy man Waukegnnite.
It ID usually customary for gentleman to
"pop the question" but Things in thfa rural city
sometimes get strangely mixed, and the other
day the reverse was the case. certain young
LADY residing on Certain street in the city &c
tuAly and il very truth told gentieman that |
abe loved him, and, furthermore, made him an
offer of marriage. which, it is needless to say,
was accepted. How shocked Madame Grundy !
will BE- at this foarft. brsach Of decorum! Just |
imagine that significant sbrug Of tho shoulders
Is she reads these lines!
pE*.oNA1B.
Tho Rev, o. B. Thaser spent last Sabbath in I
Janesvile, and the pulpit Of the II. E. Church /
n this city Was filed BY student from EVANS
;on.
Capt. Walter Cook, an old resident Of this |
place, left fot kebr.aka City Tuesday. to take
charge Of Judge J: L. Kinney's stock farm.
Miss Alma Robinson is 1t home, having re-
GENTLY returned from Green Bay.
Il is rumored thai G. s. Bronson, formerly in |
he confectionery business hare viii open new
store in that line coon.
The family OF the Rev. Hugh Thompaon Of
sew York. are here visiting Mra. Thompson's
,arents on Prairie avenue. -
Alr. J. Engie. Of Chicago visited this place
nst week. being the guest Of h1r. E. II. Kinney.
Ar. Fred Hutchinson, son OF C. J. Hutchin-
on. formerly resident Of Kenosha, vas here
ast week With his bride, en- route for Ca1fornla
Mr. VIM. from Goold i Soma in Chicago; waa
. tho city Mondsy and Tuesday Of last vask.