The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-03-26
BRISTOL.

BRISTOL.
| Mrs. Kilbury, of Chicago, who cam
up to attend the fun raj of her father
| Mr.. Hinderholts. returned home OF
| Wednesday.
| Miss Ollie Tucker, of Cedar Rapids
Iowa, and two young ladies spent
few days visiting Mrs. F. HOLSTER
| Mrs. A. Benedict, of Waukegan, so
journed a few days with Mrs. A. 7
Benedict, and has now left for Wilmot
| Look out for notice of tie caucus
and drop IN.
| Mr.. George Reynolds no longer
breathes the balmy breezes of Bristol
He has taken possession Of large
farm in Somers.
| Mrs. Bessie Houson, of Merrill, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. F
Roberts.
The funeral of Mrs. J. D. Benedict
took place on Friday last, Services
by a minister from Milwaukee. Mr.. d.
B. Benedict, of Kenosha, attended the
funeral.
Miss Foster and two lady compan.
ions returned OH Tuesday to Racine
! They have been paying visit to Mrs.
f. Hollister.
"The best laid schemes O. mice and
men aft gang aglee." A happy
thought of neighbor Joslyn saved the
agent at Woodwortn from falling into
pit that was dug for him.
Our old folks are getting very dissi
pated. wonder what the old folks
would saysif the young 'uns ran round
! $50 much? Last Friday Mr.. r. T. had
his friends again. Well, it's COM
fort that everything has bright side,
and folAs'improve some by meeting to.
gether. r..
The G. A. r. failed to put in an APP
pearance on Friday evening at Nixon's
academy. The roads were so muddy.
that some CT the performers were un-
able to attend. Try again.
Mrs. Isspence,- of Somers, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs M. O. Myrick.
Mrs. zAndreN Benedict, of Waukegan,
arrived at Woodwork on Friday, and
has beenvisiting at Mr. A. ]. Benedlct's,
She is accompanied by her neice, Miss
Tucker, whose home is in Iowa.
Mr.. Chas. Marsh has moved and is &C.
cupylng his new purchase, the Packman
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Johnson enter
tanned number of their friends on
Thursday afternoon and evening
Mr.. J. d. Fowler and Deacon Myrick
attended the Y. M. G. A. convention in
Kenosha.
Mrs. George Houston arrived on Mon
day from Racine, and is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. II. F. Roberts.
Miss Addie Snyder will return home
from Oshkosh Normal school and spend
the spring vacation of one week at home.
She expects to return to Oshkosh and
attend through the spring term.
Mrs. S, E. Tarbell went to Kenosha
on Saturday to be present at the 57th an
niversary of Mr.. D. B. Bene!ict's birth.
Miss Louisa Gulick, OF Paris, has been
visiting friends in Bristol.
The social gathering at Mr. Abram
Gulick's Tuesday afternoon was pro-
nounced a pleasant affair. Miss Eta
favored the company with a few selec-
tons at the organ and sang" Sweet Vio-
lets. p
Mrs. Andrew Benedict Went on Tues
day to visit relatives at Wilmot
Will Kingman expects to start his
clover huller to work in q few days for
Mr.. p. G. Torrey, Somers.
On Monday evening about fifty Of the
numerous friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
HOLSTER met at their house to celebrate
with them their tenth wedding day, the
occasion being complete surprise on
| their " hostess. The nearly impossible
roads prevented many from, attending.
The evening was 81 snt by the elderly
| people IN conversation by the, young
people in games. About ten o'clock
supper was served of all things that were
dainty and delicate At twelve the
company repaired to their homes, con-
graduating each other on the pleasant
evening they all had spent, The pres.
ents were. numerous, pretty, useful and
substantial, comprising tinware in every
shape, glass ware, majolica ware, and
things that are the necessaries of life.
Present were Mrs. PAMELA Tarbell
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs
Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Joslyn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius, Mr.. and Mrs. Epson
Mr.. and Mrs. Castle, Miss Harriet Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. Cur
tiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Sovereign, Mrs. Gibbs
Mrs. Foster, of Racine, and Mr.. Bishop
Misses Ray Spencer; Nellie Kellogg
Dora Carver, Mary Fiddler, Edith Fid
der, Eliza Fiddler, Nellie Epson, Lena
Epson, Emeline jackson, Blanche Eddy
Pearl Curtiss, Mamie Bilsborough, Nellie
Gumar, and Nellie Jones; of Racine
Messrs,s Fred Foster, George Shepard
Ed Shepard, Will Epson, Henry Fiddler
Robert Fiddler, Will Castle, Frank Eddy
Fremont Frisbie, Henry Castle ant
others