, 1881-07-10

Special C9rTt:1'ondrnee Of Tic Chcc1o Tribure.
oCoSoMawoC. Wis, July s-Thc crowd
OF people Who spent the Fourth here. tiilln
up I'LL the STARE room. has brcll followed b.
a calm, anu low our cilty appears like itscl
once more. olsch Il crowd never brings com
| fort aud We may well be thankful that tn
Fourth only comes but once 4 year.
10 the bicycle hoys is due in part the nor,
than local celebration; and the hop 1T tn,
! Townsend Horse will be remembered here
as one OF the nn'st enjoyable. ever given.
| Even since the first pf tllis month there In:
been aseneral pilgrimage t" tile Wisconsl,
| watering places, Of which Oco1lomowoc has
| thus areNitlentyrcccived lrr share. We
are i'll tln hight Ola gay and pleasant season.
The city and surroundings never looseG
more inviting. The country is hot diSligl1rcu
by drougl!s, nor have the visitors been IA,
tigued by Intense heat.
People :Eo live in large cities, and who
complain If too many country-cuusins,
about this tlne are beginning u wish they
had more. The tables seem to have turned.
and everbo1y i'll this place who is keeping.
house finds that he or she has Il number Of
ciry friends. md perhaps too many.
There is mn lucky ~ thing which keeps
ore-l,alf Of tbs place from being owned by
Chicago partie, and that is the numerous
and wealthy WILLOWS who own nearly Il fourth
OF the propcrty1n the place. All of this Is
desirable propcty, and would sell at {: high
price; but it Is Utterly impossible to convince
the owners Of he necessity of selling, or
make them belize it Is for their good. 1t
does not yield ultn even I'LL income. What
their object can Min l.nlding OH IL it like
this, remains to bGsren. Perhaps they ALL
ticipate Il rise in hal estate as the place
grows more noted 5 Il wltcring-p -piarc: hut
they don't seem to lltlcrstand that the taxes
are cating them up.
The week has bc, quite sultry, but 4
bre eze from across II. lake makes every lay
bearablc. The evenings are cool, making
boating OF the lakes very pleasant. Each
night the steanl-yach1slre ont: aln If there
is any breeze, tile sail-yclits tuo. One mile
from the shore, OH the is.ndS. is ali excellent
bathing GROUND, wiiiclis very much IT,
sorted 10.
Among the recent arrials at Draper Hall
are: S. S. Gould and wifeW. p. Mullen and
family, Mrs. B. Il. HronkiBs, S. II. and $. l..
Bowman, st. Louis; II. \. Hyrlin, r. \.
Griffin and family. H. t. hlier, f. \. Linn
and wife, 4. Y. lIartwellant wife, S. G.
Wilcox. Chicago: Miss l;ille, Detroit; Mrs. |
J. G. Hill. Miss Irene Hill. Cica.p.
Among the late arrivals Il the Townsend |
House are: Mrs j. !. Garrl,n, of Detruit, !
WHO is llcrt. fur the season; ti>s Josephine !
3ri,cnke, Boston: G. +. Cooh john Nal1glt- |
'on, Chicago: Z. Z. Williams Fort Wayne,
Ind; Mrs. ". c. 1e,lsey nj Miss +. L.
Penney. Kansas City: the Rv. l.. c. Nc
.irath. Waprll", III.
Frank |. ftarcs. and wife, Of 4icaso, spent
he Fourth here.
Miss Annie Louise Cary, the rima donna,
;nent the Fourth here, 4 guest Hf';corge i.
;hufcltIt. She will probably reil1:ln here Il
eW weeks.
The family Of \. !. Harding; Of ,hicago,
;tncr:1l Agent Of tie Springfield IRE and
Iuyine Insurance Company. are lire for
'art Of the scaoun.
4. j. Aikris and family, Of ihc MilwuLcc
,rcuil{ Wisconsin. are ut t!le lo"stlll
Io,;se for the season. MI. Alke1lS pngS
rith him rs good 4 team Ut horses aatre
er,l Oh the Streets:
CONGRESSMAN j. c. Burrows and da1sIl'r,
+ Michigan, registered at G'lords Us
;ecl. oo. w., 6
II. l.. Smith. of the Patent Office, NasL :
ly1oll, is at Gitfords. q, /
Miss Matte \. Rand, of Chicago, was y
,,esr uf George \. Scayerns part OF tillS
eek ,,..,., ,,,,,,,,o.
At Yam Erurt's, the SrrinSdale summer q
sort, eight miles south ol here, are: -AES;
fright aud daughter, Mrs. Van BlecA "1u