, 1875-06-26
A Hot and Unreasonable Religious
Conflict in the Industrial
School.
Freeport and Rockford People Growing
Rich, lndolent, and Happy.
The Season Fairly Opened ut
Grand Haven.


1fo8quiTnEs.
Special Correspondence of The Chfen9o Iffotsns.
WAu.kst,A, Win, Juno 49," Juno, with its
rosos,-Juno, the gl&ddest month Of tho capri
oous year." is this time Attundea With M unusual
nutnbor of spring visitors. picnics uoddlngs,
pleasure excursions strawberry festivaas, and
rposau1toos-lo Say nothing Of ctrcnR. The
hotois ara rapidly filling. md it is pleasant to
uoto among tle arrivals the faces Of rnanv who
havo bean horo for several successive noasons.
Tho band-concortB hnTo begun at DotheSdh
Springs, though That rather questionable atErac-
ton WAS not needed to draw 3 crowd tbere theHo
picAsaut evenings.
Tho charming viaw and lovely sunsets seen
from Tower Hill amply repay the slight fatigue
OF tile ascent, and It. too, is becoming popular
eroning resort. But the rnosqustoes.-oh. the
,1osq uitoes,-tley follow you 10 the spring, arc
waiting for sou on tho bill, aud llaunt you in tho
njeht. .seaaou sat and water, amoko camrhor,
ammonia, carbolio acid, have no ct1ocs upon
them they hayo tho cardinal virtucu of tho
lloodshirsty lcccb, tho numberleaa grasshopper
aud tic Industrious bee.
WEDDINGS, ETC.
Dlr. and Mrs. Harry Dreyer have returncd
from their bridni trip. Several evenings since
tboy Ind reception tenduted them at tho hofne
of llr Droyer's pnreNts, in Ottawa. Thoso who
went IRON Wauktsha report worry enjoyable
occasion.
Tho marriage of DR.. Joshua Bacon to hlIaa
IDA sa7age, during the first Of the mofistl, was
one Of tho events Of tho season. Ihe ceremony
took plnce In tho morning, at the homo OF lilo
BRIDES parents In Merton. largo reception III
the evening, At tho reaidonco Of ". D. Bacon,
was complete surprise to tho parties most ia-
tcrcsted. Thoir Bolf.compoauro was sulhcens
for the occasion, however, and tho lo'oly ap'
roaranco of Mrs. Bacon won nli hearts. His
many friends in Waukesha congratulated tho
Doctor upon tho possession OF 80 charming q
bride, Among tho gifts vcro $4,000 III bonds.
q new home silver tea-aet, trip to st. rau1, etc.
The music olnss Of Mrs. s. N. Gibbs gave q
public robeateM At tho Town Hall on tho 18th,
which was repeated OIL last Monday oron'ng to
an Apprcctetve audience.
TGa bunker Hill Centonniai visa daily observed
by an exhibition Gison by the students of carroll
College. Tho hall WAS crowded. and the tlrlug
Of cannon aB tho Hfgnal for commencement, tile
patriotic sonRb, aptr1toa recltasione. ana toe
revolutionary air to tho occasion that Was quito
10 Keeping with tho nnntyotsnEy.
The students took the next. DAY Tor aoliuay.
and went in a body to pewaukee LhGe' mheto
thay enjoyed TO tbotr fullest o1tons the plcae-
urcH OF rowing, Btea1ntug, picn!cing.
TEWAuEEE LAKE.
The Saratoga Of tho West will always onvy her
modest rishl tue possession Of that lake y iH a
irwnk OF tho first water. and would make Ter at
tsse!ionx completc. Tho Oak.on House il opcn.
and there are number Of transient visitors; ;
Judge Cary and family, OF milwaukee,, nero thoto
ope day !Ant week, and tho West brothers en-
meal at 1sh OF their own catching. Lhkeaiao'
moro commonly called "Nssh's Retreat" at tho
uppos end Of tie lako II charming resort;
tho Register ahowa That milwaukee, people arc
-AA.I x4ts&A In NrN
Thoro 1o dozen cottages grouped around tue
ccutral building, 80 tbat parnon gong there
can be as 1stised or AZ social ~ he plcasos The
houses arc several rods from Tho water. ana
through t4e trees one c"schss loso ots o. ha1
houses, billiards. and good bowling. alley, but
no liquor Of any kind. for powauioe Is TAM
perauco town this year. The lttio steamer Bur-
prise makes regular trips aTouha 'ho ame' sna tna
lake or a A!e landing. 10 the oniy reminder OF
tho busy. noisy world that Is 80 near and yet SO
far. Oakton Springs aro delightfully."- clear and
cool. and tho plntu pavilion has baekefouna o.
and ferns aud sweet wild foWors. But with all
liz rustic beauty, cannot allow that IT ls even
rival OF Botlteda.
Fishing il good a. Dalsdeld 1uat now. Wni!e
DiamopdY IT. \ game OF basc-ball out there laat
Saturday, q lad5 caught 2 couple Of pichefel OF
Lake NsgauvIcka,-it can't he spclled,-woigh
f.tk~
Ing respectively x.s1na,s ~ nsu ,nctH. ~ rreMs.
r,. A,do,,nn hrnthcra. Of MiIvaukeo, lsy,
haan ns ,nsmdin@ nu foT days with frlenda IL Wau
KeshA ,v,,,. o..,,- 1aft ,,fx nro,n.rnnr ht,sj
al1; MtaSa nt us1at 1sss uank to nv 1iTinc vjsi
nesa ~ Le..oha1 .n,.o a,e' "''~ '" Fey A''s' '''
S ,s'sg asTswo s,ont lset ~eok attending tb
.uoko u."ta n,nnt avsrci..s ng hin Alma Siater =
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