, 1881-07-17
or not remains to be seen; but the result Of
the contention in the club Is awaited with in
terest by uninterested parties.

|
the alleged youthful proportion Of th'
strangers pass away the time
here occasionally might not strike
their seniors ut home rs being exactly
proper, were they to know everything whicl
goes OH. But it should be understood. ant
special allowance made therefor, that the
bracing country air has an effect on the hll
man system far different from that catlset
by the restraint that society III the cities i'll
poses upon Individuals. Here real. genuine
fun can be had; but, when a loud * racket
is kept up till midnight the reveiers should
think uf others Desities themselves, or post
pone the "lnasll" till some future tinfe
Always be considerate, is the Golden Rule.
! ITEMS.
A party Of fishermen, prepared to capture
big fish. went out this week, and succeeded
in hauling i'll what they supposed, from the
opposition 1t made, to he a thlrty-poulld
pickerel; but it only weighed twelve pounds.
Next day, Il little boy, while fishing for bait.
caught a plckcrel which weighed twenty
| pounds.
misunderstanding is very popular here. AL
most every young lady has her horse; and
| euuestricnnes may be seen, from 5to SD'cl0ck
III the afternoon, riding III suuadrols OF four
| to eight in number.
tomorrow Saturday night. ,..
The Milwaukee Lighthouse Squadron cx-
pect to be here on the Goth inst, and go into
camp for week.
There have been no cases OF sunstrokc here
this summer, nor does there seem to be any
| danger Of any.
4 horse belonging to G. A. Seaverns. of
| Chicago, ran away yesterday, breaking the
| carriage, and iniuring the driver somewhat.
There has been great deArth Of nechan-
| ics here all this year. 1t is almost impossl-
bic to get anything done. Everybody seems
to be rcpaintng and building.
/ At tile annual school meeting held this
week = balance of sGSs was found to be on
hand after paying all the years expenses.
! 4 WaukcStia correspondent of MllWan-.
| kee paper says that III Immense crowd
EathsFb r. ae shST Whay y e IT, ne1 tee te Woui
| like to know is, where that boat was launched
| to.
Two prominent lawyers here were engaged
| in I'LL animated ''war Of WOrds,' brought
!! about by abusing each other in the Justice
courts. ..... ..
\ good dramatic company would draw a
crowd here now. We have not had even
minstrel show for some time.
| The July yacht-regatta for the Shnfeldt
Cup will he sailed Tomorrow, Saturday.
Some eXtra-tinc lloyscs are driven here, be-
longing to Chicago parties.
PERSONAL.
F. 4. Ford, General Ticket Agent of the
pittsburg i Fort Wayne ANU the Pittshurg,
burg; e. c. Cobb. Of the Pittsburg, Cincill-
matt Il St. Louis Road from Cincinnati; J.
N. Cllesborougl1, Of st, Louis; e. ". Adams,
Of Chicago; and ", d: ,Wetherlope, OF St:
1.0lliS,-:ltI prominent railroad men,-Spent
Sunday here ut the Townsend.
E. Willis Howe, Of the Palmer House, Chi
caEO, was here OIL Sunday last.
W. s. Miiligllall, OF the Chicago, A1itWau-
kce Il ST. Paul Railroad, from Milwaukee,
was here. OH 4 short vacation, Monday.
j. Arthur Atkinson and family, of Chicago,
have engaged rooms for the season at The
Townsend House.
Worthington Robinson and family, from
Louisville "took in Cooncy" this week, on
their ,tour through this State and her water
Tic lion. Henry T.. White and wife, of
San Francisco, were welcomed here on Sat
ur.ly last
Col. john r. Williams aud Miss Anna
Overall, Of St Louis. are ut The Townsend.
Mrs. Charles drew, of Philadelphia, has
taken rooms at the Townsend House for the |
=, j. $. Lewis; Of Pueblo, Colo. is at the
Townsend. Mr: Lewis is one Of the Judges
of The Supreme Court Ut Colorado.
Mrs. +. L. Loring, child: anil nurse, Of
The Countess de Schenke, maid, and val let
dc-c!lallbre, Of Boston. registered yesterday |
at the Townsend.
=, Charles &. Norton, of Chicago, was at the
Fred &. Waite, Of Chicago, is at Woodlands.
Mrs. u. i. Pearslnan, NJ. D., Of Chicago, is
here.
Charles schundlop, Of Cincinnati, is at the
Miss Mary and Miss Kate Mcneil, of Lin
coin, Neb., have been spending the week
here as guests Of the Rev. Mr.. Davis. They
will leave to spend the summer 1T Madison.
George s. Collins, t. Ell Dobbins, and j. NJ
,1arsIliII, xii Of Chicago. are camping out on
Round island, III La Belle Lake,
Miss Gessie, of Chicago, is at the residence
Of y. Il. Anderson.
Mrs. and the Misses Sells, Of ST. Louis, are
at Bortlnlac.
Mrs e. D. Capen, of St. Louis, is at Draper
Hall.
Mrs. Francis Butler, of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs 5. u. johnson, at her summer Residence
III Summit.
d. S: Covert, correspondent Of TIE Cl1-
cAGo TRIBUNE, is here, spending short va
j. G: Hill and wife are at Draper Hall for
Sol Meyer, Of Chicago, and L. F. and Miss
Alaude Patterson, Of Memphis. are at Draper
E. l.. Jansen. of the firm Of Jansen, Nc
Clurg & Co., Chicago, is here.
George \. Woodruff and family. Of Pom
Lac, Ill.,, are at l}UrduIac Seminary.
d, u. Brigham and family, OF Milwaukee,
the A9enor " hine sl l.: M}Hefrick, Of the
Webbers, the '.Nenabin Place"
John W. Hinton. the liglt-tariff man, from
was here Monday.
Alr and Mrs. james Mapcs Dodge and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l. Pearcc, of Chicago are
It Deputy-Postnlaster Thompson's for part
IT the season.
Mrs. T. W. Sti1lnlan, Mrs. L. Russ, and
Robert Zener, Special 4 gent of the Spring
ie1d Fire u Marine insurance Company,
I'll from Chicago. are spending thc month III
Summit, one OF Oconomowoc's most pleasant
'ural districts.
I.icnt. r.. e.. smtIler, Adjutant of the
Zenith Cavalry, from indianapolis, was here
asst week.
e. &. Driver and family, of Pittsburg have
Engaged rooms FOR the season 1T one Of our
calling hotels. :
Mrs. e. Aver, of Chicago. is at the resi-
lelce of our Mayor II. X. Edserton. She !
Slll remain the greater part OF the season.
Henry MISSIONER, of Chicago. is in town,
laying been called here 'by 4 serious accident ,
which befcll Ills mother. 4.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. {
Following are among the hotel arrivals $
rom Chicago not mentioned above: {
Woodlands-J. &. BeAsley, wife, and daughter | ,
lrs. John Dupce and family. John Anderson, | {
Alwrence 4. harry. Albert Phillips, Henry Ker- $
rim, Z. $. Mcllcnry. John Foreman, J. II. Moore,
i r., and /