The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-01-11

Have you paid your taxes!
Look out for January thaW.
How do you like our new dress?
I. u. Jennings sports a new sign.
Lively times on the avenue now a.
days.
Riding on "Bobs" is the favorite
juvenile recreation.
What has become of our amateur
dramatists?
For wonder we had no hall
&musements last week.
The Union seems strangely per
t,rbed over something, the burden OF
it's song is &C. [. s."
The Conundrum man of the Union
is remarkably original
On Saturday morning we had q
fog-iust for change.
The High School Debating Club
held no meeting last Friday night.
Main st. presented very Animal
ed appearance last Saturday.
The Circuit Court will resume its
labors next Monday.
The Legislature of the State of
Wisconsin convened yesterday.
How would you like to be police
man these cold nights? Jim Irving
says cts tough"
The incessant cold weather is
becoming decidedly monotOnous-give
us q change.
An inebriated citizen furnished a
matinee for the boys on Chicago ST..
Friday afternoon.
Will anything be done in the mat
ter of the Lake Front Protection next
spring ?
The "oldest inhabitant'' finds some
difficulty in remembering more con-
tinuous spell of cold weather than we
are now experiencing.
49, Considerable dissatisfaction is felt
among the boys, that we should have
so much cold weather and yet no skat-
ing.
MICRoNEGAs AGAIN. = The subje ct
of the discourse at the Unitarian
Church next Sunday morning will be
"Micromegas' latest visit"
--Rey. III. M. Simmons delivered a
most elaborate and scholarly sermon
on the Origin, use and abuse Of Sun
day, at the Unitarian church last Sab
bath morning.
The Board Of Supervisors of Ken
osha County were in session last week.
The principal business transacted was
the auditing Of the county bills for the
past year.
From present indications we predict
a lively building season next Spring
Quite number of our citizens contem-
plate new residences and there is some
talk of more new churches.
WANTED TO RENT-A House, also
to purchase a parlor coal stove and
wood cooking stove, some second hand
furniture and carpets. Address.
E. 2. COTTON, KenOsha, Wis.
Capt. Horace Cole is constructing
several new boats that are to be added
to the feet as soon as the season opens
Look out for some lively regattas
next summer.
Five hundred and eighty instru-
ments were filed for record in the office
of the Register of Deeds of Kenosha
County during the six months ending
January 1, 1877.
Last Saturday was Twelfth Day
being the twelfth day after christmas
and which is celebrated in the christian
church as the festival of the epiphany
The day was duly observed in the vari-
Gus Catholic churches of this city.
Master W. Yule, while airing his
mustang on Park Avenue last Thurs
day afternoon, collided with farmers
sleigh, somewhat damaging his own
turnout and seriously if not fatally in
juring one of the farmers horses.
In view of the fact that the snow
has spoiled the skating it seems to us
that some enterprising caterer might
do good and make money by building
n Rink. We are confident such a
venture would succeed and become a
4 source of wealth to it's protector. and
Of pleasure to his patrons. Who will
Z try it?