The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-01-25

at SLossoN & O'BRIEN's.
Union Drug Store, sign OF the Big
Mortar.
California Honey at -
SLOssON & O'BRIEN's.
Court has adjourned until Janu-
airy 3Oth.
Union Drug Store, opposite the
Grant House.
"A movement is ON foot to establish
weekly union S. S. Teachers meeting
The chicken pie supper at the
Congregational Church last Thursday
evening was a decided success.
The Union with it's usual enter
prise publishes the Governors message
one week after the same has appeared
in the TELEGRAPH.
The funeral discourse Of Rev. John
Gridley, M. d., in pamphlet form, is
now ready at this office.
Samuel Hale Esq, one of the early
settlers of Kenosha, died at his residence
in Chicago, last Tuesday afternoon.
1t is sufficient for the wise to know
that Lothrop is again selling Furniture
at bottom prices at his old stand No.
u Main Street.
The Union, like Silas Wegg, some
times drops into poetry without extra
charge" Witness the coruscations of
poetic genius in the local page Of the
last issue.
During the year 1875 there were
IA deaths, 119 births, and 1913 marriages
in the county of KenOsha as appears by
the records in the office Of the Register
of Deeds.
THE SOUP supply for the charita-
bly, needy requires vegetables. Some
have more than they need. Those who
have any to spare will confer favor
upon the needy by supplying them at
the Soup House.
There appears to have been some
misunderstanding relative to the visit
of the Racine Social Club to the socie-
ty in this city few days ago. We
have been unable to learn all the facts
but we think the Racine parties expect
ed more than was promised.
While Miss Jennie Head was speed
ing her rOadsters on Park Avenue, last
Friday afternoon, the animals became
frightened by some passing object and
ran away. But Miss Head with char
acteristic courage and presence of mind
hung on to the ribbons and eventually
succeeded in checking their mad career
before they had done any damage.
Among the list of wedding presents
described in last weeks Union was a
card receiver" from Mrs. M. The
article in question was spoon holder
but as the Unions knowledge of card
receivers is limited to empty"Lager beer
kegs" the mistake was natural one
Happy thought--learn before you
teach"
Charles Swotfengen looked upor
the wine when it was red, and Their
went out and broke in one of Jason
LOthrop's front windows. For this
playfulmaneuver, Justice Gillett assess
ed him five dollars and costs.
The High School Debating Club Oh
Friday evening last, discussed the
question:" Do men learn more from
experience than books" Miss Flora
Slosson and G. D. Van VIE for the
Affirmative, Miss Tote Seeley and
Elerick Cole for the Negative. Decid
ed in the Affirmative.
The Racine "Y. M. F. S." Club en-
tertained a party of young ladies anc
gentlemen from this city, with grand
ball and supper at the Higgins House
last Friday evening. About twenty
persons were present from Kenosha
and from all accounts it was mos
enjoyable occasion.
QUARTERLY MEETING. = Rev. DIR
Miller will hold the Quarterly Meeting
for Sylvania at the Lake Shore Church
next Sabbath (2sth at NJ. Social
meeting at M. Ell. EATON.
GENERAL GRANT, of this city, has
been confined to the house with infam
atory rheumatism for about five weeks
and not yet able to be out III
The copaltnership existing between
Drs. FAIR & Saunders, was dissolved by
mutual consent on Dec. 10th, 1916.
Dr Saunders CON now hn f01lnd O.