The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-12-12

intelligent audience which knew how /
to appreciate commanding talent.
Hear what the audience say. Mr..
Walkers lecture entitled ''Jonadab the |
son OF Rechab' is one of the most able
and artistic productions we have ever
heard in this place, and we sat spell |
bound under the charm Of his beauti-
full delivery and elegant diction
The singing preceding the lecture
and at therlose was inspiring; and the
section of Cadets wearing their regalia
and sitting apart from the throng, was
another pleasing feature of the eve
ming.
The anticipated arrival of a pair of
twin girls weighing respectively 61b
lbs. and ~ lbs. on the 10th of Nov.
was an interesting household epoch in
the family Of Nj. Matthias Loescher.
The event has partially deranged
Mat, though it can't be said that he is
exactly out of his head like Mr.. Ken
wigs OH similar tender and melan-
choly occasions. But he shows signs
of becoming monomaniac on twins.
Lie shuts himself up in the nursery
and talks broken and incoherently to
the dnfants, sings lJllabys, imagines he
has'done more than any one else to
populate Salem-Station, and counsels
others to 60 and do likewise, y
Chat he is unable to peddle as he
Was wont to do is not at all surprising,
although he contiMaes in the mercan-
title business and stands behind the
counter rational as ever.
/ He has literally treated the boys all
around with cigars, and as another
proof of his SAM tY on other subjects,
he deeply deplores the practice of treat
ing, and the boys vulgar dissipated
habit OF smoking.
/ a0f course every mother knows what
/ a .perpleXlty it is to pame baby jMst
right, to say nothing of having two tic
name at the same time Now it ANY
oEs you have in.mind any pretty gu
phonious girls names, something you
know that will go good together and
suit everybody, .Eou will please coawes
pond with Mrs Mat. Loescher AND
thereby confer a great favor upon the
lady.
GOLDEN WEDDING OF MIR. AN
MRS. WIN. r. SMITH, SOMElRS
KENOSHA CO., WIS.
Eff. and Mrs. Wm. p. Smith, of Sem
ers, KenOsha Co., celebrated their Gold
en- Wedding ON Thanksgiving day al
this residence Of their son-in-law mr.
Geo. Leet. About 10 o'clock A. M. tht
guests began to assemble Of fa43G5Iy
connections there were present Mesas
Hugh Gorton and family, Geo. Lee
ana family, Chas. Smith and daughte7:
J. Bradley and family, Misses Isabehs
and Margaret r obertson, Mr.. Cheues
and family, and Miss Jennie Anderson
U neighbors anf friends, there were
Rev, Mr.. Doughertg and three daugh
ters, Miss White, on Chicago, Nj. and
Mrs. Alex. Spence, Sfr and Mrs. Glib.
bon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Spence. Mr.
John Mitchell, Mrs Alex. Yule, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Yule, san d many others
In. looking over the list of relatives
present, and when we,call to mind the
absent ones and theirG, we are remind
ed that ALL had observed the Injunction
given the first you thfua pair in Eden's
bower on the morning of their crea
ion. The old ettlers were all enjoy
ing a happy time together in talking
over matters and things that had trans
pired in an early day, when at o'clock
P. M. dinner was announced and all
repaired to the spacious dining hall,
where asumptuous repast was prepared
for them by the hostess. Mrs Geo. Ieet
The Rev. Mr. Dougherty presided at
the table, and invoked the blessing Of
the Most High, after which, the party
did ample justice to the good things
which were placed before them; but,
as we are not connoiseur in the art
of cookery, we will not attempt TO en-
umerate, suffice it to say, there was
an abundance of everything, and the
utmost good taste displayed in the ar
rangement
The dining hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with evergreen; at one end was