The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-12-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George Redeker has returre
!, home from a weeks visit in Waukegar
M. d. Hoyle, of Chicago, paid fly
ing visit to this city last Thursday.
man a resident Of st. Louis. 4
The Rev. Mr.. Tomkinsis the happ,
; father of a baby girl.
! Mr.. Marden, Of the Urion Dru!
IStore, visited Chicago Tuesday.
:. LAWYER Fish, Of Racine. paid fly
ing visit to this city Tuesday.
81 Mrs. Thomas, Of Cincinnati, ha'
been the guest of Mrs. Watner during
the past two weeks a- ia a
The agent for Halls safe and lock
combination was in this city the latter
part of last week. - ~ a
George Yule, .Jr., has had a severe
attack of congestion of the lungs. He
is now convalescent.
Miss Lizzie Petit is at home. She
has been visiting in Oshkosh and Mad
ison.
Mrs. VIM. Rice, of Minnesota, is vis-
iting the family OF K. s. Tolrey, in
| Pleasant Prairie. .~gat
Mr.. HI. J. Furber, of Chicago, was in
town Monday and Tuesday Of this
week. ....1de
Henry Glover, Of Richmond, Ill, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James p. Glover.
Mr.. Hiram Houston, brother of Hon.
r. S Houston. has purchased a fruit
farm in Selma, and will take possess
ION in the spring. 94
Hon. 0 Y Sters is in town looking
as hale and hearty as ever, making his
headquarters at the Grocery Store of
0. NJ. Calkins, where he would enjoy
meeting his many friends. 2W29
The Mothers Union will meet at the
kindergarten Rooms, on Sa urday af.
ternoon next, at o'clock.
Will Halloween, formerly with Mr..
VIM. Reed in this city, and la terly
associate editor Of the Northwestern
Stock Journal, Of Chicago, is now pro-
prietor of a stock rancho in Marion
county, Kansas.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Mat
tt ews church will hold their weekly
sociable this Thursday evening at the
residence of Mr.. FL. B. Hinsdale on
Prairie Avenue. There will be a sale
Of fancy articles and an oyster supper
in addition to the regular programme
for these meetings. All are cordially
invited.
One evening last week Master Char
lie Pierce was surprised by some twen-
ty of his young companions, who en-.
tered his home early in the evening la
den with baskets of lunch. and coo]ly
Informed him, they were going to have
u surprise" on him. He was not SO
much surprised as he ought to have
been, for one of the boys had previous
ly informed him of the intended party.
However. they all seemed satisfied,
and enjoyed the evenings entertain
lnent with true juvenile gusto.
Mr.. w. r. Cox, a returned soldier
boy, left for Elkhart, Ind, last Thurs
day to embark in the drng business.
Bob,'' as the boys familiarly called
him, will be remembered as the genial
clerk in Hall and Dresser's store four
years age. After seyering his connec-
ton with that firm, he enlisted in the
regular army, acting most Of the time
as Corporal of the 18th Cavalry, Com
pany A, Gen. Clusters old regiment.
lie saw a good deal of the redskins
out west, was in one severe fight with
them, but says "Soldier life on the
| frontier is not what it is cracked Up
to be-" He served his full time, and
received an honorable discharge. He
takes with him to his new field of labor
the good wishes OF his many friends il,
this city.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.
Tho Ta1nnt al and Chorm;Dr Elno,,