The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-13

| Mr.. John Meyers, the foreman OF
Balm s machine room, is spending d
week IN Chicago. eve 2ss3as 'a
Miss Mamie Brown, for several
weeks past the guest ofMrs. O. G. King,
leaves to-day for Jackson, Mich.
Mrs. Durfee, Of Waukegan, is visit
ling Mrs. Geo. Mari. e s
Mrs. Amos Wright and Miss Jennie
Head left the early part of the week
for New York rasla
Mr.. G. M. Simmons has accepted the
position in the First National Bank
made vacant by the resignation of
Mr.. James Tyler.
Chas. Holderness has returned to this
city, and will soon embark in his old
business. m
Mrs. Chas. Brown returned home
Friday night of last week. She has
been visiting relatives in Romeo, Mich.
Mrs. Hollis Kellogg, of Chicago, IS
making her sister, Mrs. Starkweather,a
visit.
I Herman Reinold, of Pleasant Prairie,
| is spending the winter with his uncle,
Capt. Chas. FrantZ.
Mr.. Chas. Washburne, Of Racine,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. r. o. Gottfredsen is Wishing
| friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Quarles, mother of J. Y. and G..
Quarles, left on Monday for Kansas
! City to visit relatives.
I Mr.. Lunn, of Racine, was in town
Saturday. Fa.g
Mr.. D. w. Jones, Of Chicago, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. o. S. Newell. Il
| Mr.. t. More and wife are again at
home after weeks yisitln Plymouth,
Wis. They were the guests of Mr..
| More's father.
Mr.. Walter j. Morgan, Of Newton,
Iowa, is visiting friends in Kenosha.
The parsonage fer the Baptist Church
| is now being built, Charles Theleen
having been awarded the contract.
A large furnace is being built in N.
r. Allen & Sons tannery.
The Scow Dan. Hayes arrived Sun
day with 1870 m lumber for e. Balm.
Large quantities Of grain are being
shipped daily to the Chicago and Mil
waukee matket through this place.
The firm Of Mac1iche, Nicol & Co., of
Chicago, have the contract for laying
the water mains in this city.
| Jake Shupe won the.gun at the rafe
at Schoffen's last Saturday evening.
Col. J. IT. How has returned from his
| WCSIcIll tOuE. -3ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hale, ST., have re-
turned from Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Payson, of Chi
cage, spent Thursday and Friday OF
last week with the family of MI. T. M
Kinney.
The Schooner Hunter Savadge OF
Pine Lake, took cargo Of pressed hay
and Oats to Michigan for Head and
Sutherland.
A decided Improvement is manifest
in our public schools This is as ii
should be.
The Rev. Lucien Lance breaches
every other Sunday at the Episcopal
mission at Wilmot.
1t is rumored that Mr.. John A. Gal
laghan, Clerk of the Court, will JOIN
the noble army of Benedicts sometime
before the beginning of the New Year
,Thc new bridge leading to Washing
ton Island is now completed and open
to the public.
During the past month the men in
Bain's wagon factory have been work.
i ing OVer-hOurs on account of the large
number of extra orders on hand.
A severe storm of wind and rain
visited this section Of country last
Saturday night.
Mr.. John Avery. Of Waukegan, bet.
ter known to the readers CT TIE Tinaes
in this city as Amateur" took il the
beauties Of this place Thursday and
! Friday of last week.
/ Win Yule left this city Monday f..
Beaver Dam, where he is IT, attend
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