The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-12-21

With skillful, careful treatment, E.
M. Bailey and Mrs. Peter Breck, DR..
Wheeler's patients at Salem Station,
are on the road to recovery.
During Mr. Balley's illness Fred |
Van Vie. of Bristol, sends messages
over the wires.
Rev. j. Richardson has gone to his
friends, with the hope to recruit his
health.
Rev. Mr.. Clinton, of Evanston,
preached in the NJ L. church last Sab
bath, taking for his text, Even SO the
tongue Is little member and boasteth
great things" lie handled his subject
IN clever manner, and must have inn
pressed upon the mind how necessary
it Is for man to keep watch and ward
over the nnruly member.
The typo made me say last week
" creditably informed instead of
" credibly informed
The Hagle Lee Company shipped two
carloads Of pressed hay on Friday.
A large quantity OF lumber was I'M
loaded at Fox River Station last week
for the new Catholic church at Nun
ster.
The new school house in Brighton is
about ready for occupancy, and the
desks came the last of the week.
Moreover, the reading public doubt
less have not failed to notice by the
correspondence in the several county
papers that the common schools, which
are the pride and boast Of the land, are
under the present management under
going complete revolution, particu-
larly in Salem and Brighton. In con-
| sequence, the whole county is watch
| ing the result with interest. Great
disapprobation is manifested, especial
| " in said towns, while in District No.
5. Salem, morbid desire has been
created for a graded school. Whether
the new dispensation of things bodies
good to our common schools invites the
attention of the honest and thoughtful
An able article in the Educationa,,"
or elsewhere in the paper, for the pur-
pose Of enlightening the public on the
point IN view, would be perused care
fully and thoughtfully by the lowly
many, who, for the education of the
masses, are anxious to perpetuate and
sustain the common schools, rather
than have them degen crate into graded
schools.
1.-THE above items were unavoidably omitted last
week.
G. e. Williams. of Randall, visited
Walter Van VIE on Saturday and Sun
day.
| VIM. Barber, who spent several days
with old acquaintance, returned to his
home in Kenosha on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Schlax paid a visit to
friends in Chicago last week.
Miss Dilla Browne left for Canada
on the 9Th inst, to spend the winler.
Mrs. Paddock has returned home
from Chicago to remain.
Myron Palmatier visited his mother
| last week.
Miss Luana Palmatier, who is attend
ing school at Oak Park, will return
home on Friday to spend the holidays.
Chris George, of Kenosha, was in
the burg" on Monday, probably with
an eye to business.
DR.. Wheeler, at Salem Station, is be-
coming popular as skillful physician
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Slade. of SHADES
Corners, are the happy parents of a
| little daughter.
In the absence of Rev. j. Richard
son, Revs. Clinton ana Hart, promls.
ing students at Evanston, ILL.,, supplied
the pulpit very acceptably in the M. E.
church for the last two Sabbaths.
The Ladies Aid Society announce a
New Years bower ard oyster supper
in the M. E. Church on Monday even
ing, Dec 31st. The tables spread with
the fat of the land, the bower thing
of beauty, where Santa Claus will de.
light to bring his presents, and an en-
tertainment are few of the features
of good time. Nothing would cheer
the ladies after their great pains-taking
like greeting all from far and near with
a Happy New Year.