The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-06-17
SALEM.

Mr.. John Makune, of Union Grove,
was to the Station on Friday and left
on trial one Of his beautiful organs
which he is selling. Miss Minnie Crab,
who is a fine player, accompanied him
to play on the instrument.
Mrs. Dalton and her son and daugh-
ter had runaway on Monday, 9th inst,
resulting in throwing them all out of
the wagon and injuring them more or
less, but not so seriously as was appre-
hended at first. Their recovery was
not delayed, and Miss Katie Dalton,
who was going to take the cars that
morning for Chicago, was able to take
a new start on Saturday morning.
Mr.. Fred Schenning also met with
an accident on the same day from a
colt of his which had wolf teeth and
was being operated upon by Mr.. Hol-
liday.
Mr.. Miller and his wife and their
two children, of TuScOla, ILL.,, besides
three gentlemen of their acquaintance
are expected on Thursday next. Tht
family will be remembered as musi
clans who pitched their tent at Silver
Lake last summer and sang themselves
into popularity. This season Mr.. Mill
er will build a summer residence al
Silver Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller made
a legion of friends during their stay
who will be glad to welcome them.
Miss Lena Trafford will in the neal
future start for Dakota. where she will
reside with her uncle, Mr.. Peter Oakley
who is an extensive land owner neal
Fargo.
The time is drawing nigh when Mr.
William Van VIE will go to Minnesota
Mrs. L. A. Stevens starts on Tuesday
next on visit to her parents, who live
in Elgin. Mrs. Stevens expects to b.
gone three weeks.
Mr. Charles Merry, who is skilled
workman ifl the cheese factory ant
commands high wages, will leave mex
week for Elgin, where he will tak'
charge of a factory.
The Sons Of Temperance initiated
seven new members on Friday evening
and cOnspicuously among the numbe
were DR.. F. Paddocks wife and Mrs
N. Crowley. The Division entered
into a spirited debate that evenin!
upon the following question of vita
interest to both man and woman
ReSoZced, "That single life is prefer
able to married life" The logic uset
on both sides was no doubt as forcibl,
as that of Scion and Thales.
Mrs. Bliss, of Hannibal, Mo-, is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. d. c
Stewart.
Miss Lucy Benedict, from the East
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Capt. Tuttle.
Miss Mary Gull left on Thursday 70
Rochester, to visit friends.
Mr.. B. r. Clark, of Union Grove, i
building an addition to Mr.. John But
tons shoe shop.
There will be an ice cream AM
strawberry festival in the NJ. E. churcl
ON Friday, June "a. The ladies hosp
tality and art of entertaining are S
we'll known on occasions of this kin
as to guarantee good cheer and goo
time. They will be pleased to dine a
their friends.
Last Sabbath was observed as Chi
dren's Day in the N. E. church. TIL
church was decorated with flowers an
the children's performances were of
creditable character. The Rev. NJ
Norris sat humbly in the corner, th
children, large and small, occupyin
| the pulpit, who, with reading, recit;
tions and singing, held the attention {
the large congregation. Afterwar
Mr.. Norris made some instructive r.
marks relative to Sunday schools.