The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-11-08
Correspondence of the Kenosha TELEGRAPH.

i Correspondence of the Kenosha TELEGRAPH
WILMoT, Wis, Nov. 9Th, 1877.
People are in the habit to say,after a
storm follows quiet and calmness. This
has proved to be the case here the past
week. Hence we have no rows OF
fights to mention, and we hope and
wish that we will have no occasion to
do so hereafter. We claim to be sober
moral and peaceable inhabitants, and
our good name as such must and shall
be maintained. We extend the hand
of friendship to everybody. Our pub
lie houses, schools and churches are
open to all who have good purpose
in view. Profanity, rowdyism or bad
behavior, whether with man or boy,
is disgusting to moral and peaceably
inclined people. The Fall election
will take place tomorrow. Many who
are to-day sure Of an Office will by to-
morrow night see their mistake. We
hope, however, that the TELEGRAPH
on Thursday night will bring us the
news that all our candidates on the
Republican ticket were successful.
The beautiful snow for the first time
this season fell last Thursday. Last
night it again commenced to snow and
continued until this morning. Those
that are ready for Winter quarters are
jail 0. K. Boys you better get
your cutters and bells in readiness, for
the girls are all expecting a sleigh ride
Buggies can now be had at discount,
except the one which was just finished
a few days ago, and which can be seen
at MI. Schmidts wagon shop. The
buggy is first-class, and for workman
ship and perfection cannot very well be
excelled. Mr.. M. Schlax has the cred
it for doing the iron work, Mr.. w.
Schmidt the wood work, and last but
not least Mr.. Schultz, our practical
painter, for administering the stars,
stripes, and other ornaments necessa-
ry to make it No. 1 job.
Efforts are now being made to i'm
prove the side walk on the east side of
Main street. This Improvement has
long been wished for.
l am informed that the brother Odd
Fellows are about to purchase a corner
lot on Main street, on which they in
tend to erect q fine hall at some future
time, which is not very far distant.
The Wilmot choir under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. II. Boulder, is a credit to
the place. Mr.. 3. recently organized a
singing school. All lovers Of music
should improve this opportunity and
attend. NIr. 3. is a successful teacher.
We notice Mr.. Kruckman's store has
a new piazza. Guess he is determined
to keep his corner in good shape.
Mr.. E. V. Voak, who has been spend
ing the Summer east, returned to Will
mot, his home, on Thursday last. MI.
Wis looking well and happy. We
welcome you back Lam.
Last Monday two Of our promising
young men, Mr. Craig Anderson and
John Nolan started for the far west to
seek their fortune. We were sorry to
lose them from our midst, but we could
not always bo together. The boys
have grown up to manhood among US,
and as they have always borne @ good
character, socially and morally, they
leave a host of friends to remember
them. and we can safely recommend
them to any community where ever
they may cast their anchor as men Of
good, sober, and Industrious habits.
Our best wishes go with them, and
may success crown their efforts.
OBSERVER.