, 1877-07-16
WAUKESMA.

Tilno bnt makes swccter anil cndears,
To true AcArts. every ufi.tIine sceno
30 we. drawn hlthcs at tho yutce
OF byyono pleasure, CONG aEaln,
And with united hearts re]otco
70 bind again tac auycEol chnln."
4 charm, lies about this lovely village that
brings summer plcasure.scokcrs hero again and
again, and calls 4 largo proportion of those who
haVc cvcrlt7c hero TO an animal pftgrlmagcto It's
familiar scenes. Cuuld We Summon together at
tho sa,ne timo all who still look upon this VII
lago as home, we should have n goodfvcompany
gathered from all parts Of tlin great land.
+" I'm glad TO get back to Waukcsha," Is the
phrase VIC expect to 1scar from ull who havo over
been here bcforc. Like bcgets like, and thcro
is q hearty Welcome for everybody, as houses
filed with guests, friendly calls, an,l general
air Of Hospitality, fully uttcat. We would glad-
1y keep oalr summcr-vsttors with us, and the
thought OF coming separation throws its shadov
ovcr our greetings nnd mcrrY-makings. Still
the long winter will be cfleercd and frightened
by tho gcnlal, kindly lines that touched ours 10,
n little time. and then left for the busy mart,
Of trads md commerce, and to bless and glad
den other hcarts anl homes. May II he 80 thD
Each year. with Summers breath, shall WOO
Their devious foGtsteps hack A.nin,
AMI 0ldcn memories wake nncw,
THAT sKnKNADn
will not soon DO forgotten by tho favored ones
and their nclghbora. We have sLnce been look.
Ing up tho different ways Of acknowledging
such compliment. In somc parts Of tho South
It Ia tho custom to respond with song and ac-
compartment upon tho guitar. A very pretty
idea, BY tho way, though II would not be ad-
yisablo for singers to wait for nuch an express
sion under nil windows. Sometimes fIoWors nro
thrown down to tho musicians; Or the house Is
illuminated, as Sign tlat they are heard. It
Is agaln customary to lnsltc the l'criorn'crs IN
" some simple scfFeshmcut. But when tho
less, md tho posscssorns e. OF lkta,u kcrosene.
iowsrs but those iylnx ,drenehcd With dew 10
gar'lcn-beds, then crealtIns shutter Or fattltns
appreciation Of music most delightful.
II Is 30 cool
TINT people coming from lower ATTITUDES must
There ure few entire days wl,c,, Tral summer
clothing Ia either safo or com Portable. Wraps,
shawls, and even ttanncis, are necessity. Asa
general thing. white dresses aud cambrlcs cravt'
talG To the l0ttom OF oNc's trunk during stay
here, and tho thicker travelling suit, and drtss
intended for cool days, arc the garments worn.
We arc near cnougl! Lake Michigan to catch
sts breszes. softsnca ny the twenty mile,
the a,r Il 80 lnyisorating That ono who comcs
quito exhausted In buAly and mind, often finds
Himself suddenly toned up to unwonted tasks.
ins aa Ss staay, wv vniniy t sesfias Tor eas Closed
fis books. came up here, and now, hat1ng slept
solndiy every night, and spent several hours
every DAY upon brother BE croqnct-9round
pIonship Of tho game, will 60 back to the city
tu-nlorrow victorious, With 4 discourse 10 free
and strong that his peoplc will know that, foea
week at least, he has boon rover.
LOST IN THE CROWD.
At Philalclph!a, last Summer, policeman
Iaii rtsh1y-dresscd lady wiring
qg as a1 at .uo I saa come st5 y o .SSoa 9si
with . party OF freuds, ,had been separated
from them ID the thsoug ahd was now utterly
lost,-ce4ld not cvcs, gfyu tllc street and mum.
w4s only By tclcsraphing to ter husband IL
Ch!cayo and learning FROM him l.cr address In
Philadelphia. that she was restored to hcf
frentls. was retninlfl Of this Incident, just
! inquiry. A startling Telegram bad como to oue
Of tho hotels for strRnger, of whom nothing
| is known but tho fact TINT he Is somewhere In
tho village. Among tho scores OF boarding.
present, It Is quito inpoasiIo to ind any ono at
once. a definite address left with ont'a friends
is always quite important
It ts tho midst Of tic picntc-scasoo, while tho
dayx arc ionx, md bcfore the hops and parties
have begun. Lakestdc, hashotall, DoustaAa's,
OcououloWoc, aud Wany moro charming places,
r. ' o III somewhere m each a5 pdas. Tic roads vcra
never In better condition, aud means Of convey
| ance Increase aud improve with every
season. Gus OF the most pleaz2nt drives
opes taking Il. person vastly prefers i
to going In by cars. It ID surprising how many
vLltage.peoplc are 10 be seen Ia town every day.
It Il Encouraging To stoFekecpeFs here
| to have the ladies shop ~ much ~ they 10
IN ths city: ttcse IS no Matertal
benefit, save ID the larger choice; but. 70 lung
| n4 they eau have that, and the diversion, as
| well as the fatigue Of q regular Ehopptuy-ef.
cnlsion, they will patronizo the larKeF stores u
| the city, aud leave the protection of homc-in.
dustry uain'y to tho couutry-peopla.
lTKMH
The flev. A. A. Kendrltk, son OF Dr..
KenlFick, and President Of Shurtlclr College,
Illinois. preached ut tho Baptist Church l4os
Anlong those spending q llttlo time with
friend. iiese. arc Mrs. DR.: Wasdncr, ol Cairo;
Mrs, Willis T,chenor, Of Masuu City, Ia: Mrs:
James Peek, Df Milwaukee,; and alfs. Mills, of
| South Bend, Ind. 49,
The '.Camp on tho Hill" came near being
demolished by au explosion Of kerosene, tsS
! evenings 4nct- ,...
| AT largc and anicable schooi,mcetipg, last
Monday evening", W. d. Barou, Esq, was re-
elected me.nbcr oil tho Board.
| Crops arc still pFoAiaiug well, and wool has
been sailing during tho week 1T AU ceuts per
pound; 50 the ia1incEs arc IN xo0d spirits.
Judgu smith, of Chfcaso, Is spending littla
time Ia tLs village. The number Of stranger:
In the village At present Is Estimated by one OF
It f7rtpt