The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-09
and all of its patriotic associations.
By their fruits ye shall know them"
SALEM.

SALEMs
Mr.. Herman Molitor, of Kenosha
is enjoying few days of country life
Mr.. Henry McCrew, of Picqua, Ohio
who is buying sheep, is stopping Will
the family of Mr.. D. C. Stewart.
Miss Carrie Shultis, Of Waukesha
has been visiting the Misses Kingmar
and other friends the past week.
DR.. Frank Cogswell and wife. o.
Kansas, visited his parents this week
having arrived in town on Saturday OF
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Burgess
of Somers, parents of Mrs. CogsWell
came after them Saturday. Mr.. Cogs
well expects to start back for Kansas
on Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey, of Chi
cago, are visiting his parents.
Miss Marsh, of Kenosha, spent the
Fourth with the family of Mr.. C. Cot.
ting.
Mrs. N. NJ. Burgess returned home
from her western trip on Friday.
Miss Lulu Petit, of Kenosha, is the
guest of Miss Dora CornWell.
Mrs. Quarles, of Kenosha, mother of
Hon. j. Y. Quarles, has been the guest
of Mrs. John Cogswell for several days.
Salem Station is becoming a rendez-
vous for strangers, an unusually large
number having arrived within a few
days past. The village, in consequence,
signs more deeply than ever for a
hotel.
One or two Of our bellies attended
the wedding Of Anton Daniels and Miss
Maggie Poster, Of Brighton. on We'd
nesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Foster celebrat-
ed their golden wedding on Sunday.
Mrs. Baker, who is in feeble health,
is with her mother, Mrs. Lunt, at pres
ent.
Mrs. d. G.. Stewart has been sick the
past week with neuralgia.
DR.. Warner, Of Chicago, was along
the last Of the week, visiting his old
patients and looking up new ones.
Prof Townsend commences a series
of lectures on physiognomy, phrenolo-
gy, ETC., on Wednesday evening Of next
week in the Congregational church.
The Rev. 0. B. Thayer preached in
the Congregational church Sunday
and as usual drew full
house.
A bull, which heretofore had been
considered a fairly good-natured ami
NAL, belonging to Mr.. William Munson,
became enraged on Sunday morning as
Nj. Munson attempted to drive him
along with the rest of the stock, and
came very near killing him. Mr.. Mum
son suffers from several bad bruises
and fractured rib, and can scarcely
bear to be moved. Dr.. Scherer attends
him.
The anniversary Of our National In.
dependence was celebrated in q quiet,
patriotic way at Paddock Lake on Sat
urday. The spot chosen in which to
celebrate is remarkable for it's wood
land beauty, and it seems that nature
designed it particularly for holiday
purposes. The day accorded with the
natural surroundings, and large
number from home and abroad resort
ed to this bower Of beauty to enjoy
the picnic. Boating and dancing were
the chief amusements, and the meet
ing of old friends the great enjoyment
of the day. Music at intervals by the
band was one Of the happiest features,
and in some way distinguished the
players, dressed in becoming new uni
forms, as the flower of the crowd. Mr..
Jas. Cavanagh, Of Kenosha, delivered
an able grafton, free from bombast,
and took his seat amid well merited
applause. The day passed with unal-
loyed pleasure. and patriotism swelled
the hearts of all, though the demon
STATIONS were not noisy. Only fire.
crackers, the delight Of boys, the terror
Of women and horses, and the imbe
cility Of demonstration, of which
there was continual firing through
the day, reminded one that it was 6
Fourth o. July picnic.
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