The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-06-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Chew JACKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
Remember Rosa D'Erina's concert
next Tuesday evening.
S. r. MCCLELLAN, NJ d., Residence
and Office in the Whitaker house, east
of the Episcopal Church. 4Gm3
For a genuine musical treat, attend
tn econcert to be given by Rosa D'Erina
at Kimball Hall on Tuesday evening.
Another arrival Of the celebrated
Eighmie Shirts the best there is, at
GrOsch & Eichelman's. 52W3
Don't fail to see The Colleen Bawn
at Kimball Hall on Friday and Satur-
day evenings this week.
The dredge has been busy on the
river bed the last week, and has work
ed up as far as the Allen dock.
Rosa D'Erina is said by critics to be
the best exponent Of the plaintive mel
odies of Ireland now living, and a Wor-
thy successor Of Catharlne Hayes.
Hats and Caps, the novelty of the
season, at Grosch 4 Eichelman's. 52w3
MI Joseph r. Clarkson has settled
in KenoSha, and will continue the
practice of law.
The second representation of ''Ten
lights in q Bar Room" by the Temple
Of Honor Dramatic corps was q slight
Improvement on the first, although
little fault could be found with either.
1t showed much dramatic talent.
Summer Coats, Busters and listers,
at Grosch & Eichelman's. 52w3
MI. Horace Cole has accepted a pc
sition as travelling agent for the new
boats Of tne Racine Hardware Compa-
ny.
A new City Treasurer will be elect
ed next Saturday. The name of Hor-
ace E. Clark has been placed before
the people by his friends, and if they
vote as they have petitioned he cannot
fail of the election. Mr. Clark would
undoubtedly make a good man for the
place.
Farmers assert that the present
prospects Of the wool clip in this coun-
ty for 1879, is a much better one than
for some years past. We have within
the last week seen a number Of the
residents Of Pleasant Prairie and Brjs-
toll who report q large increase in wool
and that what they get is, generally
speaking, of q finer quality.
The Amphion Club are out OCCASION
ally nowadays, or rather night times
Serenading their friends. They have
much improved in singing lately, and
it is always with pleasure that we lis
ten to them.
Mr. Gilbert Simmons and Mr.. 10
seph Clarkson have obtained a new
shell which they will use, wind and
weather permitting, on the lake occa-
sionai1y. The young men are both
good oarsmen and we may be prepared
to hear Of some pretty good time. 1t
is to be hoped that they will make
some arrangements for race to take
place on the Fourth of July against
some Milwaukee crew.. All lovers of
yachting will be pleased to hear that
on that same memorable day the own
ers of Kenosha sail-boats contemplate
a regatta of no ordinary magnitude
(by way of celebration)
The yacht Mamie, under the efficient
management Of Capt, Harry Capelen,
has been making trips in the lake late
ly. She is soon to have co-mate, the
Greyhound of Chicago, which has be-
come the property of Col. James III,
Howe of this city, and which will be
brought here when fitted to the own
ers taste. Thus have two of the best
yachts on the lake been bought by res
idents of Kenosha The Chicago 27ri-
bat4ae asks if all the members of the
Chicago Board Of Trade have been los
ing money, that they must let their
finest boats go?
Nothing to wear? Well then, go
o Fisk's and examine his fine stock.
.7erything to supply lady's ward
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