The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-29
SOMEag.

Cloudy, rainy. and still it rains. No
heavy rains, but showers eyery few
days, which keeps the ground ante
wet and thoroughly saturated.
With the exception OF an occasional
hot day, the weather continues cold
Inc housekeeper who cleaned house
over a month ago and took down her
STOVES In some instances, has had to
put them up again; in others the cook.
Ing stove has to be resorted to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spence. of Mansion
arrived IN Somers little over a week
ago. Mrs. S. is still visiting relatives
here, and has been at her sisters. Mrs
Myrick, in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Wells. accompan
led by Ed. Barnes and wife, went to
Deerfield, Illinois, on their wedding
trip, stopping at an uncle of Barnes
who resides there.
Walter Ozanne went to Horizon last
week on 2 visit to his brother, DIR
Ozanne. Els health is considerably
better at present.
The Board Of Equalizers Of the town
is in session at the town hall this week
Week before last, Mrs. A. C. Ozanne
about to visit her father, Mr.. Hoys
radt, at WilmOt, whose health was
poor, being delayed by the temporary
illness of her husband, was summoned
to his bedside by telegram. She went
on Friday by train and found him just
alive. He died the next day. The
cause of death was the breaking OF
something in the stomach, supposed tt
be cancer, from which he had suffered
intensely for long time, not being
able to retain any food for some time
previous to death. He was buried on
Monday. She returned home on Wed.
nesday.
Clayton Reas and Pierre Ozanne
took in the Mitchell excursion for Chi.
cago from Racine week before last
DR.. Ozanne went last week.
Miss Cora Cronk, former teacher
in the Ozanne and Town hall districts,
her sister, brother, and one other gen.
tleman, were in S0mers on visit this
week. They attended services at the
Methodist church on Sunday last.
The fine weather Sunday filled the
churches.
Sheep shearing is delayed by the wet
weather.
| Mr.. Rhodes informs the wool men
that he has received information from
one of the men he buys for that he is
willing to come here, provided he can
purchase good washed wool for thirty
cents per pound. Farmers do not feel
in mood to sell at that price now.
Strawberries are beginning to ripen
and some who have beds can enjoy a
daily repast of the fruit. A few also
are picking their first green peas.
Schools are closing their terms. Miss
Devlin closed successful year in the
Ozanne district last week. Miss Addie
Strong closes her term in Town hall
district this week.
The cemetery association hold a
strawberry and ice cream festival to-
night friday at G. F. Leet's.
Don't forget that next Monday is
annual school meeting.
The reception for Mr.. and Mrs
Lacy passed off very pleasantly, over
one hundred of the pastors flock
being present An address of welcome
was made by Miss Gertrude Cook
after which the little parsonage was
presented by two of the Bishops" of
the M. E. church misses Fanny and
| Marion). The furnishing was mostly
in silver, $500. Mr.. Lacy responded
with a short but pleasing address
The refreshments were ice-cream and
cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy have taken their
abode for the present in Mr.. John
Leach's home on the lake shore.