The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-08
SALEM.

something like unity be resored.
SALEM.
Mr.. Alvin Hocum went to Batavia
ILL.,, the first of the week, and returned
home on Wednesday, much pleased
with his visit
Miss Edith Burgess, daughter Of Mr..
Lewis Burgess, of Boone, Ia, is visit
ing in the family of her grandfather,
DR.. T. Paddock.
Miss Della Hiserodt, who has been
attending school in Portland, Mich, for
the past two years, returned home on
Saturday of last week.
Mr.. John Remsis, of Sheboygan
Falls, visited friends here portion of
the week, and left on Saturday for Be
lott, where he will visit his sister, Mrs.
A. J. Benjamin.
Mr.. Thomas Watkins arrived from
Iowa on Thursday.
Mr.. S. G. Lockwood and family, of
Chicago, came on Saturday to spend the
Fourth with Mr.. LockWood's sisters,
Mrs. VIM. and Mrs. Ed. Munson.
Miss Lulu Petit, of Kenosha, is the
guest of Miss Dora COrnWell
Mr.. Mack Crib and wife, of Antioch,
ILL.,, celebrated Independence Day at
Twin Lakes with Mr.. G. f. Clark and
wife.
Miss Mary Harmon arrived from
Kenosha on Saturday to visit her sister
Mrs. Daniel Bolton.
Mr.. Bennett and wife, of Lake Gene.
va, visited in the family of Mrs. Ben.
nett's father, RI. S. Thorp, the past
week.
Mrs. Geo. Taber left on Wednesday
for the East.
Mr. w. Choak and wife, of Brighton
will soon go to Rochester, Wis, with
the view to reside there in the future
Mr.. C. E. Clark is elated with his lit
tie black-halred grandson in Milford
Neb. 1t is the son of Mrs. John Pros
ser.
Freddie Howard, a little grandson OF
Mr.. /. J. Hunt, fell into a pail of hot
water on Tuesday and was considera.
bly, scalded.
Mr.. Thomas Warner died in Antioch
June p, aged 81 years. lie was one OF
the old settlers of Antioch, and the
funeral which took place at the house
was largely attended, the Rev. Atchi
son officiating.
Twenty-four children-thirteen GIRLS
and eleven boys received their first
communion in the Catholic church al
Brighton last Sabbath. Messrs. G.
Gull and r. G.. Hartnen, and Misses
| Claire Burgess and Ollie Clark were
present to witness the impressive cere
mony.
The raising of one Of the largest
barns in town came off ON Thursday al
Mr.. Dell Cornwell's place. Mr.. d. B
Maynard also raised barn on Friday
Mr.. Newcomb Crowley's new resi-
dence, in process of erection, when com
pleted, will excite admiration.
Prof. Millerfs family. which dwells in
a tent at Silver Lake, fully realized or
| Wednesday morning what vain thing
a tent is for safety during a storm
when all of sudden the wind rent il
in twain. Mrs. Miller and the children
were obliged to seek refuge under q
more substantial cover at one of the
neighbors, while the professor and MI
Woody, determined to hold the tent, ex.
pended main strength to keep it either
from vanishing into mid air or from
blowing into Silver Lake. 1t is easy
to conjecture that the professor
thought his time had come sure
enough.
Prof. R. ID. Scott. his wife, Mrs. Lou
Scott, and his daughter, Miss Mabel
Scott, gave one of their popular enter
tainments in the Congregational church
on Friday evening. They were not
strangers in the place, so their ability
as musicians and elocutionists was toe
well known and appreciated not to be
greeted otherwise than by a full house
The audience were quite enraptured
with the entertainment, and accorded
full measure OF praise, besides giving
freely of their substance in the way
of voting for their "favorite" at ten
cents for each vote cast. To be under.
stood, no admission fee was charged OF
taken at the door, but indirectly it wa.
taken through the medium of the most
popular lady present, whom the audi.
ence should choose by voting. Mrs. Pal.
matter was the lady elect. OF course she
had her rivals, but having triumphed
over them, she was awarded the oval.
liable gift which was a gold chain
doubtless of no fictitious value.
In last weeks items "local music
instead of "vocal music" was print.
ers mistake-not mine.
Twin Lakes mirrored the largest
crowd on the 4th of July ever known
there. \ pleasant time is reported.
RANDALL.