The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-02

Cline, and Miss Emma Willard, minis
/ ter to her wants, and DR.. Seherer at
tends her.
Eighty thriving young turkeys on the
Grant premises promises to make more
than one Thanksgiving dinner.
The Sons of Temperance, zealously
affected in the good work, initiated ten
new members on Friday night.
The Hagel Co. have extended their
side track 40 rods, and completed the
work on Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
house of Ward SilVernail on Thursday.
The picture esque feature of the after
noon was the "Star Photographic
View Co. photographing the ladies of
the society, who made an exceedingly
handsome group.
The second Sunday in June will be
observed as children's day in the M. E..
church at the usual hour of service.
Steps are already being taken to make
the exercises, which will consist of
reading. speaking, dialogues, music!
ETC., unusually interesting. Let therd
be good attendance.
Miss Kate Loescher, of Kenosha, at
tended the party at the house of A.
Vanalstine on Tuesday night.
G. F. Duncan, jeweler, Aurora, FL. i
has supplied number of the boys inI
town with watches.
l.. 2. Barnes recently purchased a
lot in Salem Station of Alex. Bail8,
on which he has moved the house &C.
cupied by the family Of Warren Baker
Mr.. Chris Newman, of Brighton,
lost his life instantly on Monday, Cd
ult., by his team running away. Te |
was about so years old, and leaves a
wife and five children to mourn his
loss. The community at large extenl
their heartfelt sympathy and condol-
ence in this their sad bereavement and
affection.
Lyman Burgess, son of Aries Bur
CESS, was thrown off of a wagon OF
Monday by Runaway team and wa
picked up unconscious. in which stat
he remained some time
F. w. Munson is another victim oil
runaway on Monday, and is laid ~
with bruised ankle.
The Star Photographic View Co., Of
Elgin, ILL.,, have been making pilgrim
age in this town for several weeks past,
and nothing since band of gipsles
that passed through here last fall Las
created so great sensation. Tley
are the topic of conversation, and ma
turally the theme Of the school-boy's
composition, since they make it
speciality photographing schools, to-
gether with the pretty school. ma'ams.
Moreover, the inhabitants feel thew
were never so honored in their lives all
when Mr.. Eckert comes in and politely
Graves the privilege of taking view
OF their homes, reassuring them there
is no compulsion in their taking the
pictures if they do not suit. While lie
is thus making his petition, Frank, the
artist, with his camera, waits the n-
suit, patiently sitting out in the ark"
as one of the piquant school ma'ams
have APPLY named their covered wagon.
In due course of time A. W. Van Kirk,
possessed of persuasive manners,
comes around to deliver the pictures,
meeting with very good success in sell
ing them. 1t is believed that the
pictures generally give good satisfac-
ton, and among those who have or
dered quite number are John Cogs-
well, j. Hilyer and w. V. Gull The
gentlemen have proved themselves
honorable in every respect, and there
is reason for regret that their history
is not known more than that they ap-
parently belong to wandering tribe.
Messrs. Paddock, who projected the
dance at the residence of MI. A. Van
alstine on Tuesday night, May 80, made
it a great success. The house was
filled with fair ladies and brave men,
who tripped the light fantastic until
the wee hours in the morning It was
most enjoyable affair, and Walter
Van Vie and John Wiesman furnished
| the music.
There will be magnificent party in
Andrew Booths new barn on Friday
evening. Music by Waite's band, of
Union Grove.