The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-12
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The following items were sent to this
office by subscriber in California:
The wife and children of Rev. Joseph
Mountain started from Cana, CAL, on the
18th inst, en- route to her husband in
Morris, Ill. Mrs. Mountain has been
rusticating with her parents for over q
year, trying by change of climate to i'm
prove her health and that of her little
son. He took whooping cough while
an infant, which wore him out so badly
and his mother, too, in taking care Of
him, that year later, when they reach.
ed California, a neighbor said he thought
Mr.. Mountain had sent them off to die
The genial Elder will laugh when he
sees his wife so much improved, % lbs
heavier than when he last saw her before
and the boy as ruddy and healthy as a
native of Tar-head.
Married, at Howland's winter ranch
the home of the brides parents, in
Tehama county, CAL, Oct 18th, 1884, by
Elder P. KidwelI, Chas. G. Boiler, of Clear
Creek, Butte county, and Miss Rosetta
Sauber, Butte county teacher, form erly
of Kenosha, Wis. After q couple Of
weeks in San Francisco and other cities
sightseeing, they are settled at Cleal
Creek.
Thomas HoWland's son Seth, who
went from Pleasant Prairie, overland, tc
California in 1852, is in San Francisco
His health has been poor for severa
years. He spent nearly two months
during the autumn under the treat.
ment by DR.. Lane. He returned home
over a month ago, with the hope thai
he would soon be WE'LL His hopes
were not realized, and again he has gone
to see the physician.
Mrs. Fremont Hurlburt, nee Anns
Sauber, closed her school in Pratteville
Plumas county, and visited her parents
near Cana, Butte county They live il
Tehama county. Her husband met he
there and took her to their new home
at Corning, Tehama county. Anna
school-mates and friends in Kenosh.
will be pleased to hear that several 0
the county papers have mentioned he
as one of their successful teachers.
Champion l. Hutchinson, of the firm
of Hutchinson & Mann, died in this cit,
on Monday, of diabetes, after q painful
illness of eleven weeks duration. HI
was born at Gilead, Conn.,, in 1915. ant
was descended from English ancestors
who came to America in the seventeenth
century. In early life General Hutch
inson was engaged in various enterprise
| in Maine and Georgia. He settled il
| Wisconsin in 1874, and was connecte,
with commercial pursuits in Kenosh
and Southport until 1850, when he cam
to California, settling in Sacramento
There for several years he carried on
mercantile business, but from 1858 t
1858 he conducted large farming an
stock-raising ranch in Yolo county. 1
the last-named year he came to Sa
Francisco, where until 1872 he engage
in industrial enterprises of various kinds
Since 1872 he had been member of tn
firm of Hutchinson & Mann, insuranc
} agents. He had large circle of frienG
throughout this State and the Unite
States. He was enterprising, indefatigi
BILE and industrious, and possessed gre:
D physical capacity for labor. Gener
Hutchinson was a1niable and tende
!. hearted in his intercourse with all an
devoted to his family and friends. II
deceased was member of Washingto
!, Lodge, No. 90, Free and Accepted M
sons, Sacramento; Golden Gate Cor
mandary, No. 16, Knights Templal
Apollo Lodge, Independent Order o.
Fellows; Pocahontas Tribe No. !
: Improved Order Red Men; Bohemi:
: Club, Pacific Club and several 9th
local societies.