, 1876-06-11

have been built and bis own residence is an orna,
ment to the North Side When Ills worthv ~ nriest
%..hes l.1ge lettering" from his congregation
an insteaa ine s1Gund from aise
aa ans h;s 5ee1t pieces az they fall, is rewarded
a,misbty ais 1ndsI6s an1s,rs " seeing many oi the
handreds q a'o dosrs Mnsn instead e.! u
pennies. His example would be good one for
other churches who are $ hard up' to follow.
MAYOR MEAcHAM
IS showing that he understands bis duties and m
every manu- We sec new sidewalks, s,-built '.under
ofdcrs, -and suggest to thosewho still must build
within twenty days" or loft goes their heads -
DI nuncomoe has just completed one which Is de-
cidedly On Improvement upon all others, and Is
warranted to last much longer time
Ths grass IL being taken ont of the streets and
Will feel as II in Il strange city.
ING new Mayor Is doing much to give the place &
holiday ntr, but citizens must not forget that he
cannot DO cverythins and it il necessary for all to
10 the!r part in Keeping streets, and grounds aud
sidewalks in order, anu so mase perfect whole.
LITTLE TOO LATE.
Three young people In Iacinc Aavc been uncon-
scously weaving little plot and romancc that
would do credit to modern novel. 1t seems that
u tne t., heroine ' u young and pretty girl year
might have been expected). lie loved her de- de-
voted1y, -rnad'y, no aoubt--bat, for some urac~
counta6c reason, did not tell his love, but had the
him and would wait patiently for him until he cose
to speak: But In his calculations he was mistaken,
md not long t a. ago lover No. made hs ap;
positively that the young. lady was still free to
choose the one that she loved best" Then he
offered his hand and heart, and was accepted.
Then the young man who was half her lover,
al! her FRIEND" stormed, and raged and nlourned,
but " no one was to blame but himself, he thinks
ow night sye Ard has
can, then you cannot when you will"
"G1vE Us SOME MoRR.n
On Wednesday evening the Excelsior Silver
down band stand in the East Park, and, before the
last notes OF the lrst waltz died away, hundreds Of
men and maidens were wandering about in close
Fools are led by the cars Many who disre-
garded the conventionalitics of life and all such
nonsense, independently wallzcd on the sidewalk
when. after playing half dozen peiccs, the must
clans gave their Inst flourish OF trumpcts snd left
Tor paEff m sa q All sn9yea te wished
move The players to play again.
IT Is HERE.
Your correspondent has been on the lookout for
break out in Racine The frst case has already ap-
pcared IN its most malignant form. The >'Sons Ut
Temperance" werc the first to demand victims,
IN nea @
iams' store, on Sixth street. Then the Germans
have strawberry and cream t:l picnic on Sun
GAy, Tue 11ll. 80 we sFE III 1OF II now, anu llE
Fourth Of July ia yet to be heard from.
BASEBALL.
The Racine College nine and the Northwestern
University, nine play match game in Evanston on
Monday thc 1oth inst, and on Wednesday, the
l4th, the Racine College nine again prepare for
wnr, and expect to beat the Milwaukee ''Wcst
dAy afternoon the students had running and jump
ing matches, had lively and cxhausting time OF
it. and after it was all over 'crammcd" for exam
iEx.iou until the wee small hours.
- NTfcfTV ~
Last Wednesday afternoon gay and happy party
Of about twenty young people, including Mr.: and
@ MSc ;ts she5F Fdnnv sy En
Gould, Cora Case, and hr. Charles Brewer, left on
''thc ting" for trip to the North Point for ferns
The gay was p,easa9t naf me pattv 10 t1elT asmay %
and peaceful as they could wish, and. urriving
at the Point, found it was too rough to land. All
palc and expecting every moment that sessickncss
would '.nlark them for its own" This 'tlittle
was certainlx drawback to
young couples. But they nlSss: the best
Of circumstances.
At last the afternoon were away. The party
came buck to dry land eatly in the evening, and
unless the lake WisS as smooth az glass;
LUNCH PARTY.
1Irs- james r. Doolittle gave very elegant
lunch party to q number Of her lady friends IN
were Mrs, Casey, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Falk, MIS-: Ell
ai@o Mrs. Winslow,, Mrs. i. A. .oAn,, Mrs Alex
feet, though quite warm, and the guests found the
cool darkness Of the house more pleasant than the
summer sun IN The lovely grounds In the dining
flowers: tho lunch itself WIS perfect in every way.
The afternoon passed 80 pleasantly that It was over
before Of tho guests realized how late was the
hour. It was charming entertainment and will
be long remembered by those who were present
- PROGRESS IS TIE WATcuWOKD."
The Baptist and Univcrsalists Church members are
r. h$0
are satisfied, md both churches demand ''inda-
tion." The Baptists want to enlarge their church
In all directions that it viii be ono Of the finest
churches in the city,-cnpable Of seating $50 peo
ple-and adding lecture room which can seat 4a0,
and ladies' parlor 225x:a5 But az they have not
yet raised tho money. fear the improvements will
Uniyersallsts ca1l.,ot and will not be out1one by
their baptist ncighboss and the majority want to
enlarge their church and TT It up fof Music Hall.
lion from some Ut the members, so We cannot ven
ture to predict how it will all come out Kncine
aas so far seemed doomed never to have decent
i the Uniyersalists will help us to have q fine
Music Hall they will certainly receive the tha2ks OF
he public .-
The nev. Arthur Piper, Rector OF st. Luke's,
PROPOSES having rest from his labors this summer
leave M McMu5fey 2! Racine GGless
continue to give US good music, and are to be con-
,ratulated that their first appearance WIS such |
Uccess.
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Hunt have the 'siu,-'
fever" along with tue rest Of the in |
labitants of this hourishing city, and intend !
,ulding large parlor addition on the south side
# theft house and ''raising the roof" OF the old |
ne.
Mr. and alrs i. ". Gilbert have already left for !
Mrs. Simpson nee Sophia Smith, arrived from |
er home iii Oakland. California, last Tuesday |
vening, anl will telnain most OF the summer In |
Mrs. Reuben Doud. with her daughter Mamie,
sayc Racine for Philadelphia, in about week /
Vill not return until October.
The young men patronizing the 1'uealth-
it, at j. l. Case j. o.'s Office. Is it 50 they |
>ay s1Row the buat lightly!
David Wcsg, OF Milwaukee, is making short
isit Ill Racine as gnest OF Dr. Duncombe.
r. S. Baker, clerk Of the - ''uurd,' WAS in town
n Thursday.
rst District delegates to the State Democratic Con-
ention- ,,
n the Presidential election. Blaine Is selling
rst choice; Hrstow second. 1.-THE Great I'm |
,town ia in the field
Mrs. pendlcton returned home Friday evening
ON her yisit In Chicago"
KENOSHA.
IMPROVEMENTS.
Special Correspondence Of The Tribune.
KESosuA, June 10.-Thc pleasant weather OF
le past few weeks has acted rs 8 stimulus on
t~N~.- -EN$n1 rf