The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Union Drug Store, IA, Main st.
DR.. j. F. George, Kenosha. 38t4
p. Monaghan is erecting new
building on Market Square.
"A heavy northeaster prevailed all
day Monday,
S. L.Hastings, lost a valuable horse
last Saturday,
An addition has been made to the
Truesdell Block.
Union Drug Store, opposite the
Grant House.
Lent has arrived and the price of
fish has gone up.
Union Drug Store, sign Of the Big
Mortar
An Old Ladies' Tea Party, was
given at the residence Of Leonard Lee
ESQ, last Friday afternoon.
Yesterday was Valentine day; and
from the appearance Of the large crowd
that besieged the post office, we judge
many hearts were made happy.
And now the v0racious tax gathers
with his old familiar satchel, may be
seen fitting from door to door, collect
ing the county taxes.
"A number of blue jays have made
their appearance during the past week
is that sign of spring?
Reduced in Price = Gents hand
sewed Boots-the latest style $500 at
VIM. P. Wright's, 92 Main st. 37tf
First Glass Maple Wood $3.50 per
cord on the Kimball Dock, North Of
the Mill (38w3) CAPT. r. SYMoNDs.
The Contest, arrived at this port
Friday, with load of wood from
Baylis Harbor.
Five candidates for County Judge
are now in the field; who will be the
sixth?
Ward politics are becoming lively,
and present indications promise sharp
contest at the forthcoming charter
election.
The managers of the Soup House,
still continue to deal out large guam
titles of savory broth to the hungry
multitude.
Mr.. j. M. Chase, while making
some repairs on the roof of his barn
last Friday, lost his fOothold and fell to
the ground, sustaining severe in
juries
The South Side Quadrille Band,
gave a masquerade ball at Simmons
Hall, last Thursday evening. The
north siders, also had one at Schoffen's
Hall, on Monday evening.
That little "rooster dispute" at the
Jackson House last week, had the
effect of drawing about one hundred
Chicagoans to Kenosha, to see the
sport.
To NT:-Nine room cottage on
S.Chicago st. Bay window, cistern, barn
Sc Good neighborhood. Possession
given April 1st. Apply to,
GEO. w. WARvELLE.
The third Lecture, of the course
under the auspices Of the Young Mems
Sodality Of st. Marks, was delivered
by Rev. G. L. Willard, at st. Marks
church last Friday evening. Subject:
The perpetuity of the church"
lis a lie ever justifable?" Was
the question discussed by the Kenosha
Literary Society, at the High School
room, last Friday evening. Miss
Medora Head and M. Stryker for the
Affirmative, T. Lyman and A. d.
Wheeler for the negative. Decided in
.he affirmative.
Taking advantage of the warm
spell, the Episcopal society have
vigorously pushed forward the WORK
on the new church and have succeeded
in completing the walls and roof
+. With the exception of the tower anc
E windows the external portions OF the
4 edifce are complete and it now STANDS
u beautiful and stately building;
fit monument Of the piety, patience
and perseverance, Of the society t.
whom it belongs.
Blue glass. seems to be all the rag
+ just at present Many of our citizen
are having panes of azure hued glas
inserted in the windows OF thei
dwellings.