The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-27
PERSONAL.

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J. B. Kupfer was in Racine last
Wednesday and reports trade brisk in
our norehern suburb.
Mr.. S. Y. Brande spent Saturday and
Sunday in Chicago. @a .
Miss Nellie futile left town Monday
to visit relatives in Beloit. 3aa
MI. Ed. Adams spent last week with
friends in Milburn Ills.
Dr. Asahel Farr spent Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week in Chicago
Mrs. Mcneil, of Chicago, is visiting
her friend, Mrs. Geo. Mari. aal4a
MIA. E. Tyler, Of Chicago, was in
town last week. aa
Miss Ann Lynch. a former resident
of this city, was buried from St. Marks
church last Thursday. 1 6aa ae
u Mr.. Fl. E. Reynolds, of Chicago, paid
tn is city flying visit last week.
Mr.. Thomas B. Wentworth, a resi-
dent of this city as far back as. IA, has
been in town this week.
Mr.. K. III. Stone. Of St. Louis, was
the guest Of Miss Emma Merrill over
Sunday.
Mrs Merwin Cole left this city last
Saturday to rejoin her husband in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Haven have
left the city for winters sojourn in
Jacksonville, Florida.
j. German and III. CRUDE have open
ed their new barber-shop over j. G.
Gottfredsen's store.
Henry Kimball is at home again,
having been honorably discharged from
the regular army after a service of 8
years.
Mrs. Doolittle and daughter took pos
session of their old home last Friday.
They have been living the past four
years in Winetka, Ills.
The scow Contest made this port last
week with wood for Hastings and
Holderness.
The Greyhound, owned by Col. Howe,
and Mr.. Kimball's Seabird have gone
into winter quarters.
Dave Nicoll returned last Saturday
from Harvard.
Mrs. VIM. Orledge and daughter have
returned from Chicago to spend the
winter in this place.
Want Stevens is again on the streets!
He has had run of bilious fever.
Miss Carrie Balm has returned from
Iowa.
Mrs. Edgar Hugunin is very sick
with bilious fever.
Mr.. John A. Avery, the genial man
ager of the Forrest Club, has purchas-
ed the Lake County Tidi7ags, a Wauke-
gan paper, and will commence his du-
ties as editor-in-chief Tan. 1.
Miss Charlotte Bond returned home
last week from Chicago. where she has
been visiting during the past six weeks
She will be glad to see her former pu-
pills in drawing and painting, and as
many new ones as choose to avail them
selves Of her talent in this line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford have forsaken
the attractions Of this burg, and hied
them eastward for a sojourn of q few
months in a less 1nclement climate.
The state Of Mr.. Bradford's health ne
cessitated the change.
Mr.. Herbert White, son Of Ward c..
White, of Pleasant Prairie, was motto
eel ON the street Saturday with his
bride. They were married some two
weeks since in Algona, Iowa, and came
all the way from that place in their
own carriage, making the trip in IL
days. They are at present the guests
of Mr.. Whites father i'll Pleasant Prai-
RE.
The schooner Cuba, Of Milwaukee,
arrived last Monday. She takes hay
and oats to Michigan this week for
Isaac Selllck.
Tuesday the schooner Arab took IS
tons of hay to Michigan for Durkee &
Co.
The tug Sill. of Racine, came down
Tuesday towing scoWs loaded with
stone to sink the crib for the north
pier. HHn