, 1876-04-30

Miss Nettie Case, left Saturday lot fhliadelpnla'
where they purpose doing the Centennlalt
Miss Anna Hopkins, Of Evansy1lle, ls enjoying
the attractions OF our city.
Miss Edith Hugunin xetaraed to ohcago
Saturday morning.
KEMOSHA
SPRING oRoPB-
Specidl Correspondence Of Tbs Chicago tribune.
KENosHA, April 29.-Two weeks OF pleasant
weather have enabled the farmers OF this county
to do their spring sowing aud consequently they
are happy. The weather, for once, has been
propitious, and the farm m-laborers have worked
with will to gain the upper hands Of the tckie
goddess ere her smiles changed to frowns and
the warm, bright days gave place to storms OF
wind and rain. majority Of the farmers nave
the wheat and barley safely contided to tho care
Of Mother Earth. and can complaoently enjoy 3
view Of their less fortunate nelghbore,
who, little late, perhaps, With their
spring-work, sweat and toll IN the
field, ever and anon scanning the heavens
above fearing. yet expecting to see the apeck
'tno larger than = mans hand" that carries
within it's vapory outline ehadowy possibilities
of coming storm and further hinderance IN their
daily toll. The farmer is a self-satlsted being.
If the weather just suits his convenience, but,
il he is the least incommoded by it's freaks, his
yisage lengthens with remarkable Eapidity, and
his soul is dark with forebod1ngs Of famine aud
want that he feels assured will desolato the
land in consequence Of his inability to sow or
harvest the crops at just the particular moment
he fancies the most propittous. Tho crops
hereabouts have never failed, and no fears need
be entertained that dearth of food WILL atiice
this favored region, for the outlook for the COM
| irfyQ Is n
all the cereals.
AN ELEGANT PARTY
Was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Ebrard Balm ut their
residence on Kenosha street, Tuesday evening,
which WAS largely attended BIZ tho elite OF this
city. The evening WAS fine, and at o'clock the
guests began to til the spacious parlors OF Mr.
Bain's palatial residence, where they we're re-
celved BY the genial host and hostess, assisted
BY their accomplished daughters, the allsses
Frank and Carrie Balm, in most charming man
ner Young and old and mlddle-aged graced the
occasion with their presence, and while some IN
dulged in q quiet game OF whist, and others
amused themselves looking over the large col
lection Of pictures Miss Fraak brought home
with her from the old country, souvenirs of her
European tour. the lovers Of the dance beguiled
the tleeting hours Of night whirling in the be-
witching maxes OF the waltz or walked With
stately step through the. changes OF the
square dances. temporary dancing-hall
had been erected for the better accommodation
sorr.+orv m }ha conth oida ~ tha hon.e tha
~. $1,000 49, ~ .1hrh had haao ramnra1
nl"aoss tfua sfford;no = ina halconv oyerlookine
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