The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-02-01
OH Keuuaha gelegraph.
LOCAL INTELLIG ENCE.

"A january thaW.
No more sleighing.
Circuit Court resumed Tuesday.
Union Drug Store, IA, Main St.
Dr. Saunders can now be found at
RObinsOn's Drug Store. 35W3
IN. Y. Pat. Buckwheat Flour at
Slosson & O'Brien's.
Union Drug Store, opposite the
Grant House.
Canned Asparagus and canned
Pumpkin at Slosson & O'Brien's.
Union Drug Store, sign of the Bi :
Mortar.
Large quantities of fish were taken
from the harbor during the past week.
A union Sunday School Teachers
meeting, was held at the Congregations
al church, Tuesday evening.
"A band of"mOdocs" in bob sleigh,
made life burden for the residents of
Park Avenne, last Saturday Evening.
"A dime reading at the Unitarian
Church next Saturday evening, for the
benefit Of the church.
Capt. ALI. Miller is sailing his
schooner, the Lookout" preparatory
to applying coat of paint.
The Condordia Maennerchor of this
city, gave the first grand masquerade
ball of the season, at Schoffen's Hall
last Monday evening.
Justice Stebbins' court room was
crowded to suffocation last Monday
and Tuesday, by a motley audience
gathered to hear the sickening details
Of the State VS.. Forgensen.
The copal tnership existing between
Drs. Farr & Saunders, was dissolved by
mutual consent on Dec. 10th, 1876.
DR.. Saunders can now be found at
Robinsons Drug Store. 35w3
Capt. Simonds is now engaged in
cutting channel through the ice in the
harbor for the passage of his vessel the
Contest" He proposes to 60 to Bay
lis HarbOr
"A WreCking party under the COM
mand Of Capt. Biffel has been engaged
during the past week in recovering
portions Of the wreck of the "Hans
Crocker.
Rev. II. NJ. Simmons, delivered
another of his elaborate "Ten com
mandment' sermons, at the Unitarian
Church last Sunday.
Miss Jennie Head figured in anoth-
er runaway last Saturday, but this time
less successfully than in her former
effort
The body of Mrs. Van Arsdale, late
of Chicago, was brought to this city
Saturday morning, and inferred in the
family lot.
MIR. f. B. Wildman's readings last
Thursday evening went far beyond ex-
pectation. He is an elocutionist of rare
gifts. and the only drawback was the
slim house.
The Streets and Avenues adjacent
to the Park presented very animated
appearance last Saturday; everybody
seemed anxious to have sleigh ride
before the warm spelT' had d&spezled
the snow.
Mr.. Michael Flanagan, the young
man who was injured few weeks ago
at the Tanning Mill Factory, is now
lying at his home in very critical con-
dition, and grave doubts are entertain
ed as to his recovery.
There will be preaching at the
Unitarian Church next Sunday morn.
ing by Rev. r. i. Herbert, of Geneva
Ill. Mr.. Herbert is a very interesting
speaker, and all who come will be en-
tertained.
Rev. DR.. Miller, Presiding Elder Of
the Milwaukee district, preached in the
M. E. Church last Sabbath evening. II
was valuable sermon on 1.-THE adyan
tages and blessings Of Christian Unity
Go to the "Dime Reading" enter
tainment tonight (Thursday) at the
Methodist Church A Dime will be
well spent in listening to some Of the
best local readers and musicians.
"Is Immersion the Scriptural mode
of Christian Baptism?" will be the
subject of enquiry by the Rev. Mr.
Walker at the NJ. f. Church next Sun
day evening. The consideration oil