The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-08
CHICAGO C NORTHWESTERN r. r.
TIME TABLE.
KENOsHA STATION.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

-Sleighing all gone.
Look out for cold snap.
Union Drug Store, IA, Main st.
-"NO botched jobs! (seeder and
cutter)
The funeral Of the late P. w. Voltz
occurred Saturday.
The finest life-size pictures are taken
at Wells art gallery.
Another Masonic Sociable is on the
tapis.
Union Drug Store, opposite the
Grant House.
--Life-size pictures a speciality at.
Wells art gallery.
Al. Sinclair is calcimining his tug,
the Miller.
Picture frames made to order at
Wells art gallery.
Union Drug Store, sign of the Big
Mortar.
We are pleased to announce that
Mrs E. G.. Timme is convalesent.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Everhart is erecting a
fine new residence on Prairie Avenue.
One Of the inmates of the County
bastile attempted to break Jail last Fri
day night.
-Jewett and Frentz, are making ex-
tensive alterations in their livery stable.
james Adams, contemplates erect
ing new pump factory in the spring.
Reduced in Price - Gents hand
sewed Boots-the latest style $500 at
VIM P. Wright's, 90 Main st. 37tf
Prof. Cunning, the scientist, is lee
turing in Milwaukee. Why not have
him deliver a course in this city?
"A team attached to one of Pettit's
heavy malt wagons ran away last Mon
day morning doing considerable dam
age.
The latest attraction at the Jack
son House, Pleasant Prairie, is a cock
fight for $1,000 side.
Street Supervisor Hoffman is maxi
ing it warm for the poll tax delin-
quents in the north ward.
The German Protestant Church is
advertised for sale. We understand
the society contemplate erecting new
church edifice next summer.
The second of a series of Union
Sunday School Teachers meetings was
held at the M. E. Church monday eve
ming.
The copaltnership existing between
DrS. Farr g Saunders, was dissolved by
mutual consent on Dec. 10th, 1875.
DR.. Saunders can now be found at
Robinson's Drug Store. 35w3
-"ResolYed, That home influence
outWeighs all Others" was the question
discussed by the High School Debating
Club last Friday evening. Horace Cole
and Carl Caverno for the affirmative;
Miss Avis Slosson and Ed. Theirs for
the negative. Decided in the negative.
The name of officer James Irving,
is mentioned by his friends in connec-
ton with the office Of City Marshal.
Mr.. Irving would make a faithful and
capable officer.
Halliday House burnt on the night
of Jan. so, 1871. Six persons persisted
in the fames.-KenoSha Union.
The above item appeared in the local
columns of the lastissue Of the Union,
and is good sample of the late news
furnished by that sheet. Only six years
1ate Rip Van Wrinkle wake up!
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. B. F.
Price was SO unfortunate as to lose a
valuable diamond ring, but on Satur-
day evening officer Tetard found it and
restored it to it's owner.
"A. G, Sanford Esq, has surren-
dered the possession Of the Racine Adj
0ocote to his principal creditor Mr.. M.
b. Erskine. The establishment at pres
ent is under the control of Judge Allen
of Racine. We hope, however, that
Mr.. Sanford may be able to ''pull
through" and come out all right in the
end.
The Young Mems Sodality Of St
Marks Church, on Sunday evening last
discussed the oft mooted question, rs
Ireland capable Of governing herself? p
John English and John Ratigan argr
ed for the affirmative, Frank Matthews
j. A. Killeen and James Hoye for thu
negative. The question was decided il
the affirmative