The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-15
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In a short time. to discourse to the lovers OF
music, in r ,cne and Kenosha Counties,
some of their selected quartettes. tries. du.
cts and glees. Due notice, of the same, will
be given.
The R9v E. 0. Taylor. formerly of this
city. mas been appointed Kansas editor OF
the Standard
Joseph H. Hackely. TT asurer Of Muskegon
County, Michigan, former resident o! Ken
0sha, died a. Muskegon last Thursday.
The R+v Mr.. Matthews, an old pastor OIL
the C0ngrega iona! C"urca of Kenosha was in
the city last Sunday.
Our German readers will regret to learn
that TIE R4v Dr.. SAzmann, OF St. Faucis
Seminary, Milwaukee. is lying st the point
of death.
Certain persons have been walking the
streets during the past few days who ought
to be attended to by the powers that be-"
This community is not so anxious for daily
bu Ietins as some reckless individuals seem
to imagine.
ject-"Growing IN Grace" evening subject
18th Great Salvation
Theirs is 80 niue h ice on the sidewalks that
you must look twice before you jndgea pei
son who fails to maintain his equilibrium
And, by the way. there are the fashionable
erAtls.-another annoyance. We saw one OF
oar prominent lawyers tripPed up last Mon
day evening, but Can vouch for the gentl
man. It was all In n trail
The enterprisng Yonng people OF Pleasant
Prairie have formed q literary association. !
and are giving be people Of that community
evening entertainments, which Judging from
tn quail les OF the young mind in P P are
Of an eevating and Instructive character
Mr. Paul Saubrr, he newly elected Chief
Engineer, is an old member Of the Hook 81 |
Ladder Company, and has rendered eff
eient service as a fireman. He enters upoa
she duties of his Office at time when the
Dtrartment is in good shape. and there are
reasons to believe that he viii not only aus
tam The present character of his Br g3de, but
and to he life and force of that important
part OF our municipal machinery.
Miss Benedict, a young Wisconsin lady |
WhD is lahOr.ng tor the advancement of |
Christ's ca use in her native State ard the
rid at large, has been doing work in he
town OF Pheasant Prairie which has made |
her name famous throughout the southern
part of The Sta'e. The people have filed
the church every nigat for many weeks, aud
dozens are rejoicing in the new birth
The total loss of life on he takes, from al
uses for tie year 1873 was 23i. of which
1913 we're drowned, % were Rilled 5 died from
sc ds and burrs and one committed srIeide |
tn number of deaf rs in zach of The eigh |
m n hs OF navigation were April s. Nay 10. |
Jurr 10 July IL Augus % September 81,
DC Ohe' 80 Novem her As, and December %, |
In 1872 The less of life was ZIG.
fence has oeen built about the grounds
lately ANNEXED to the Balm Wagon Works.
In ano' her column viii be fonnd a letter
from Salem giving an accou 1t of the small
pox excitement In that town. IF the parties |
referred 20 IN The close OF this letter know
ingly propaga' cd he disease among trav-
cling onbhc what reason is there that they
Should not be driven from within tAs pale
nj civilized society
The visitatons OF Providence in 1873 wer.
freqnrn' and Startling Thus on he 22i of
,?emh 9r the steam r Vuie du H1Vre was
sank by collision al sea, and two prominent
delegates 10 the Evangelical Alliance. Messrs
Pronier and Csrrasco we're lost. And this
was special vista ion of Providsnc..-
through hoe in the VtJe du Hqurs
The Fire Depart ment held It's annual meet
ing for the election OF officers last Monday
evening. There waa O full attendance OF
mtmhtrs, and the prompt and orderly tran
s@ctiOn OF business would have been credit.
RbIe 10 The preser House OF Representa- ives.
Secretary Of Department, 0 F. Parker, made
81 elaborate report, exhibiting all in innate
know edge OF ils affairs. and giving sslistac-
tory evidence OF his iaithfnness in Office The
following officers we're elected Il. Simmons.
President; Fl Clark Vice Prssiden ..
Parker, Secretary G ID. Head, Trcasu' err;
D. ). Ket chum, Collector; Paul Suuoer, |
Chief Engineer; j. T. Yulc, Isl Assls,as'
Knapp. I'd Assistant G. Hale. Sd ASSIST
we GO 10 press with the thsrm ome or Zoe |
below q This is The co dest weather o. ire
season. and . severer change than we hsd
oargained for
Inc travel ing correspondent OF the Nil.
vauKee Sent5ast, Mr.. Stewat, called ON us
'"S' Saturday and passed short time In
NleaRanl nnnu.r.aAi... II .s--.... !.