The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-28
SALEM.

Notwithstanding the unpleasant
weather on Sunday, the quarterly meet
ing was well attended, and DIR. Colman
preached an impressive sermon from
the passage: Call unto me and will
answer thee, and show thee great and
mighty things. which thou knowest
not.-Jer. 80: 8.
Miss Nellie Smith. who was thrown
out of buggy in August, and so badly
hurt that for a while it was despaired
of her ever walking again, is able to
get around some. and her chances of
recovery are very hopeful.
A company Of hunters from Keno
sha came in on the train on Friday
night, bound for Camp Lake. Capt.
Tuttle's "bus" was in waiting to con.
vey them to their destination.
Mrs. JAS. Robinson, of Selma. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. Anderson
Her daughter Belle, who has been
spending some weeks with Mrs. Ander.
son, will return home with her mother
on Wednesday next.
Mr.. Jas. Cronk, of Kenosha, spent the
Sabbath with friends.
Mr.. Jas. Castle and wife, of Cali
fornia, are visiting his sister, Mrs. N. M
Burgess. Mr.. Castle has presented his
neices, Misses Clara and Mary Belle
Burgess, with beautiful presents.
Mrs. Belle Van Vie is at Grass Lake
spending few days with her parents
DR.. Chase, of Chemung, H., was thu
guest Of Mr.. A. Vanalstine portion
of the week. ~
Mr.. Charlie Kull, of Bloomfield, wa!
a guest in the family Of Mr.. r. C
Udall on Sunday.
DR.. Marvin and wife, of Sioux City
are visiting in the family Of Mr.. Perry
Maynard. DR.. Marvin, brother-in-laW
to Mrs. Maynard, is attending Mr.
Maynard, who is quite i'll with some
affection of the lungs.
Friends are glad to see Mrs. Table,
back again from the East.
Mrs. A. Vanalstine returned HON,
from Crystal Lake OIL Friday, wher,
she had delightful visit.
Mr.. VIM. Raglan, of Brighton. VIII,
had been to Chicago visiting his brothe
John, returned home on Friday.
Mr.. Orrin Wicks. who spent a weel
in Chicago with his uncle, %. z. Barber
returned home the first of the week.
Mr.. Charlie Barber and wife returne
home from Lima on Friday, They ha
been visiting Mrs. Spangle, the mothe
of Mrs. Barber.
| A dancing party at VIM. Vincents o
Tuesday evening; a surprise party a
| G.. Van Wie's on Thursday evening:
"mite" at j. Hartnell's on Saturda
evening were the series Ofamusement
the past week.
| Camp Lake, the hunters paradise, q
it seems to be, and noted far and wild
was but recently visited by a distir
guished party from abroad, the name
of whom are given as follows: d
David Keyes and wife, of New Yorl
Chas. Wilcox, wife, and child, DR.. Wn
F. Lacy, G. w. Barnum, Hendric
; Barnum, B. Rolf, Henry Bernd, Cha
H. White and G. Fl. Gum, all of Dal
bury, Connecticut; C.A.Oryis, wife an
daughter, of Chicago; G. c. Holton an
son, of Chicago; and Fl. S. Carter,
Chicago. 1t is needless to say that I'll
hunters were out bright and ear
,, shooting, and the report of guns in tt
direction Of the lake told how IL
winged and four-footed game was beir
killed and bagged as trophies Of gre;
success. The party had SURPRISING
ly enjoyable time, due so much to II
lzind,, aes I'D 7.-e'-'-e hospitality Of Cap
futile and wife, who invest The plat
with great charm and interest.