, 1876-09-17

part Of the stone necessary to complete the build
ins has arrived, and the remainder is on the way.
Work has recommended on the walls anl it is cx-
pectcd that when winter shall have put in an ap-
pearance the walls will BE- completed. and the
main building inc1osed OF course funls ure need
ed, and every one who has shadow Of a clai:n to
being called an Episcopalian is expected to con-
tribute his or her mite to further the good cause
along. Mr.. Fred Gottfredsen, actuatct by some
benevolent impulse, and feeling stricken with q
sense Of his obligations ae . good church member,
donated one day is week his fayorite trotting
horse, Dom Pedro; as trnsty an animal for family
usC az can be found in these parts. Knowing that
he alone knew all the good qualities of this
celebrated nag Mr.. Gottfredsen started a rattle
for said horse, usngthc names Of two Of our promi-
nent business men, Messrs E. Balm and &. G.
Simmons, as an inducencnt for their respective
friends to invest so cents in their behalf, and ut
the same time aid the church to that amount Mr..
2. G. Simmons the fortunate man. receiving
more votes than his rival IN pnb:ic appreciation
but this j. not to be wondered ut when it IL known
that NJ. E. Bain himself paid ior - votes for 51r.
Pedro will be is yet 10 be heard Of, hut it is quite
likely lie will become church: property, as AIr. s.
is OF liberal turn or mind The treasury of the
amount Of $50.
ODDS AND ENDS.
That no one may remain in ignorance OF the
81 art fantastic, - Severance, Of milwaukee, and
@ eat how Shsfs s p sx disaS dfesSSn the The
coming winter. They are out with advertisements
to his effect ana daneinsscfoo soirces will be in
ar: i. il. Kimball son, aid daughter left the
city Inst week for Philadelphia.
was renewing acquaintance with old friends last
week.
Frank sloszon returned Saturday from IN ex-
tcn.el tour through the West
Miss Minnie Jt1lson, OF Eac:ne, spent few days
this week with her cousin. Miss Clara Jillsou.
Tuesday the annual review Of the Fire Depart
ment of this city will take place on Market Square
Nrs: knapp, of chicago, is the guest of Mrs.
Dr. Farr.
Lizzie Petit is residing in Lake Forest. g..
for the Centennial.
1r. Frank Lee started Tuesdny for Yale College
The heavy rains Of the past two weeks have done
incalculabe lan,uge to crops a through this coun-
ty. Potatoes are rotting, wheat and oats are grow
hay M are desd loss Bridseshaye BEEN washed ID
away in many parts Of the county, and the roads
are almost impossible.
recruiting here during tho<week for the State Of
Wisconsin.
lIfss Hattie Farr leaves this week for Highland
Senator Howe spent portion Of the week in the
Friday morning mnn living a mile ont OF the
his farm. The man being ordered off BY the
farmer, turned and struck the farmer over the
head with his gun iniicting an ugly wound. For
tuuately some laborers were near at hand, and the
man made Of. Such occurrences seem On the in
crease in our suburbs.
Miss Hattie Head left the city Monday for a
years sojourn ut boarding school.
Mrs. Bowman, OF New Hampshire, and Mrs.
Hamilton, OF Iowa, are visiting Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Cady, an old resident OF this place, now
residing near Elkhorn, has been visiting Mrs.
Luck the past week.
Slrs. Albert Farr and Mrs. Meyers, OF Glencoe,
spent Wednesday and Thursday with Mrs. j.. A.
Slosson.
The Hon. Matt Carpenter, OF Milwaukee, paid a
flying visit to this city this week.
The Bayar1an Band has again made its appear
ancc in our midst, and from morning to night the
streets rcsound with music
Mrs. Walters: Of Chicago, ia visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William GuR.
Mr. $. w. Truesdcll started for the Centennial
this week, and will probably bring back with him
some new ideas OF photography.