, 1875-07-04
kENOSHA.


| Speeidi Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
I KENosnA, July 3.-There will be on Monday
next Fourth Of July celebration at Park City
| Garden. Tho Declaration Of Independence will
| be read as necessary featu1o Ut the occasion,
| with orations, music and fireworks to complete
I the programme. The Great Western Band will
| give dancing party at Simmons Hall in the
| evening. Monday afternoon the races take
place at the Driving Park with preliminary per
| fornance by Mr.. lIayo's trick ponies. which
promises to afford mucipRport for the Juveniles.
festival to DO given by the Indies OF st, Mask's
Church, afternoon and evening. at kimball'a
Hall. will add materially to the enjoyment Of the
holiday. Several 2icnics have been planned by
private parties to take place, il the weather
provas favorable.
THE CLOSING EXERCISES
at the High School, Friday the 26th, were well
attended, aud gavo satisfaction to the patrons Of
the school. In the evening party was given at
DR.. 6eely's for the graduates. The grounds
were lighted with Chinese lanterns, whose soft
light lent cham to the scene more fully appre-
clated by those who preferred stroll through
the grounds to the dancing within. Prof. Ban
nan and lady gracod the OCCASION with their pres
ence and afforded much pleasure 10 their pupils
PRAIRIE AVENUE
is the aristocrato name Of q very beautiful street
in this city, aud its denizens carry themselves
right royalty on account of supposed right 80
to do Wealth aud fashion abide within the
walls OF its mansions, and sometimes bold high
carnival, especially ii some parsonage Of note
happens to favor the city With his presence.
Prairie avenue has musical sound uasn
spoken, looks hsgh-toned whom written. md
when viewed from either end, impresses ths boz
11fI h nxnf <A1Hh Ia
templates its broad, straight road, fankod on
either side with sturdy old naples, md the ilns
mansions cleaning here and there through tho
dense foliage OF It's trees. This is the street n
which the handsome brunette resides, and
connss among its other attractions, some Of
Kenosha's fairest daughters. Rumors OF we'd
ding soon to take place on this avenue have
awakened much curiosity as to the parties most
nearly connected with the event, and, finally,
few ate the prudent possessors OF the seotet-
The lady 1B handsome, and tho gpDtleman-wa1l,
he is supposed to be 80, as . matter Of course,
and, moreover, he is Chicago gentleman.
Prairie avenue ia in q state of blissful e1pec-
fancy, and is to ba envied By its less fortunate
rivals.
auacEL1ASEouB-
Mr. s. Petit celebrated The 21st anniversary
Of his birthday On Monday evening with card
party. About twenty vera present, and good
1irely time was the result.
A little boy, john Gorgen, was drowned last
IUesQAY IN tna uA{D0f- Ills DQaY W4a NOT F8~
covered until "Wednesday afternoon.
Senator Howe spent 3 dxy OF two in the city
this week.
Tho work On the new Catholic school-housa is
rapidly progressing, the tin root being partly on.
The Hon. Matt Il. Carpenter was in the city
last Saturday.
A match game OF baseball Gomez of on Non
day between the Grangers Of this city and the
Battles Of Chicago.
: Prot. Banuan has gone to Parkavlle, Mich,
for riait.