The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-21

i On one of the cool, clear, beautiful DAYS Of
last week, Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Lyman. his
mother and sister, Mrs Lee, took the seven
grandchildren Of F. W. Lyman on a pic mic
and to see their Pleasant Prairie and Lake
County cousins. Had good visit, good
dinner under the burr oaks; saw New.
ellis South Downs, Carpenters Holsteins and
Houston's Jerseys. Whole expense, incIud
ing John Frenz's big family hack, three dol
lars. Many trip TO the sea side, costing
three hundred, mel less of health and enj ~.
ment.
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saying that it is one Of the prettiest cities in
the Northwest. and we think it only requires
little judicious advertising to make it a
leading summer resort. It's fine harbor,
beautiful trees, splendid drives. and cool,
bracing air during the heated term are adj
mired by all. Its close proximity to Chicago
and Milwaukee would commend it TO the
people Of those cities were its attractions
more generally known.
At the meeting of the Board of Audit on
Monday night resolution was passed au-
thorizing the Board to expend 81, 600 towards
protecting the ends of tie streets on the
lake front, provided that the citizens person
ally interested raise 81 900 in ten days, the
same to be applied towards protecting their
property along the shore. We hope that the
property owners in that neighborhood will
be able to raise the necessary amount, and
thatthis much needed work will be carried
through to completion without delay.
Anthony Forrey called at Poundmaster
Curtis house about seven o'clock on We'd
nesday evening Of last week and asked him
to come outside, saying that he wanted to
speak to him. AS soon as Mr.. Curtis got
OUTSIDE OF his gate he was struck in the head
by stone in the hands of Forrey, who fol-
lowed up his first blow with several others,
knocking Mr.. Curtis down. After Mr.. Curtis
fell he was severely kicked by Forrey, who
ran away as soon as an alarm was raised by
Mrs. Curtis. Mr.. Curtis was picked up in
sensible by Mr.. Becker, who went to bis
assistance as soon as he heard the alarm.
Forrey's reason for assaulting Mr.. Curtis was
because his father was arrested and fined for
resisting the poundmaster, who took up his
horse off the street. after repeated COM
plants had been made to him. Young Forrey
has succeeded in evading the police, who have
been watching for him since the assault. If
captured he will be likely to serve a few
months in Jail. MIR. Curtis has almost re-
covered from his wounds and is able to be
out. A strange thing about the affair is,
that Mrs. Curtis. who is an invalid, and has
not been able 10 walk for several years, in
her fright got up and walked to the street
and tried to raise her husband off the ground,
but the next day she was confined to her bed
from the exertion.