, 1876-09-24

Wardens and Vestsy Of St. Paul's, whom it had
t. Be- Get 9 o eassee
man at S., 600 salary who they had only heard
preach two sermons, and Of whom they knew
nothing Good pastors are, how however very
was very High Church-hs extreme elevuting Of
the currency The cool heads in the church have
nbout come to the conclusion that after all, not
witAstanding DR.. Fulton is n.1 eloquent preacher
it il just rs we'll he did not accept
The Arion Male Chorus, which organized lately
under such favorable circumstances, holds meet
ings every Friday evening for instruction. 1t is
their intention to give concert before long.
Mr.. Henry B. Sherman, young man formerly
Erskinc, and who was sent to the Insane Asylum,
is said to be ncurable. It is sud atiction to Ills
parents. The young man was S.ry industrious
the opinion may prove incorrect
It is claimed by great many persons whose
opinions should be worth mnch weight, that there
VII be no more 10 WI whisky, trials held. Several we're
yet been received for those under sentence in our
County Jail, whose names have beforr given you.
Mr. Sidney Aansehnrst, Of the firm Of Smith,
few days. lie will be accompanied BY Charles P.
Button
Prof. Dodge, the organist Of Emmanuel Church,
has returned and resumed his excellent playing
The choir is composed Of four Of the best singers
in the city: Mrs. A. G. Hayden, contralto; Mrs
i. Van Dyke formerly Miss Jarratt). soprano;
MI r. Van Dyke, tenor; Prof. Faville. basso and
lender.
Mr. Henry seiger and wife has gone the way Of
many others from to the Centennial.
Our police were applied to as to the whereabouts
OF Mrs. Van Eliet4 who forged, and tried TO pass
somc drafts pnrporting to be signed by J. l. Case,
OF Racine, ut the Wisconsin Marine Fire Insurance
Bompanys Bank, in this city, about year aud
half ago. 1t seems 1hnt she has turned up at
Davenport. H., where she has tried 10 pass more
forged paper. She was convicted and sentenced
here, but was pardoned our before her term had
The marriage Of Ernst Neitzke to Miss FIertz-
helm takes place to-day. The BRIDES father WAS
formerly OF Noycs Flertzheim, furniture and
Elisha Chandler, son OF Mr. Samuel Chandler,
has taken placc with Plankinton s. Armour, Of
and Ee best habts and all viii Wsh lin
Cees.
The repairs and alterations Of Plymouth Church
held before two more more Sundays have passed a' The
frescoing is very '.qniet- and there is no doubt
that the church will BE OF the neatcst and best
pairs, etc:, with the new organ, will cost upwurds
Of $40, 600. and, when completed, the church will
be free from debt-not owing cent, directly or in
One Of cur hunters met with great success Just
outside the city lmits-not to exceed five miles
from our Post Office. In one day he shot seven
two partrdses. 1t s quite unusual late years to
find any prairie chickens or grouse near Mil
waukee.
Our Rife Club is attaining high reputation.
Ever since they faced your Chicago shooters they
feel elated, and are the eve Of issuing several
challenges. John Johnston, Assistant Cashier OF
Sitchell's Bank. has returned from the East where
he witnessed the Crecdnloor match. Mr.. johnson
is one Of the most active supporters Of the Club.
Our Chess Club has been virtually rcorcanizcd,
and promises to give amusement 10 many this win
ter E. S. Elliott is President
The Rev. Charles 4. Mallory, Dean Of All Saints'
Cathedral. is to be married before long to q most
charming lady Of this city. The kindcst wishes Of
his numerous friends are his when he reads this.
St Paul's Church has not yet received response
to its letter inviting the Rev. 1tr. Carmichael of
Memphis. to come and preach. The Rev. Mr..
Harris, Of Nashville, as well as the Rev. Mr..
Leonard, OF Brooklyn, have also been spoken OF.
As yet no choice has been made.
Capt. Vance and I. ". Van Schaick are gone to
the Centennial.
The Hon. John Black, on his way home from the
Centennial, was taken i'll and had to 1ay-up at
Rochester, N. T., his former place OF residence.
His family arc with him. Mrs. A. Dahlman and
daughter, who accompanied them East, have re-
turned. Michael Dodden, Esq, one Of the most
prominent members and officers Of the Chamber Of |
will return from the Centennial on |
Wednesday OF next week.
Mr.. Bedford Il. Hopkins, of II. Bosworth s. |
Sons, the old established drug IRE Of Milwaukee,
with his daughters and his sister, Mrs. jackson |
[ladey. have gone to Philadelphia to spend few |
weeks at the Centennial.