The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

DR.. Geo. M. Everhart left a week
ago for Huntsville, Ala.
You are all invited to buy a Cloak
cheap of Lee Fellows. 1SW2
DR.. S. p. Mcclellan, Jr., of Wilmot,
has been visiting at his fathers on
Park Avenue.
Two Button Kids for so cents per
pair. Q8w2) LEE FELLOWS.
Mrs. F. A. B. Dunning proposes to
establish a kindergarten if she can get
sufficient encouragement.
Is roaring nice Cloaks to select from
at the Cash Store. LEE FELLOWS.
1SW2
The Grant House had q very pleas
ant impromptu dancing party last Fri
day evening.
Mrs. J. H. Howe gave a tea party
Tuesday evening of last week in honor
of her niece Miss Julia TORY.
Another arrival Of the latest styles
of Hats and Caps at Head Quarters.
19W3 GROsCH & EICHELMAN.
Mr.. Charles Aliens horse, East End,
took third money at the 2 AS race in
Waukegan.
Gents Underwear at bottom prices
at Grosch & Eichelmans. 19w3
The Steam barge Leland loaded with
oats and hay at this port last Wednes-
day for Elk Rapids.
Great variety Ill Boys and Youths
Clothing at prices that defy competi-
ton at G1osch & Eichelman's. 19w3
Capt. Alderman, of Twin Lakes, was
in Kenosha On the first Of the month
and renewed his subscription for the
TELEGRAPH paying in advance for it.
Clothing made to order that will
meet your approval in all respects, at
Head Quarters. Grosch & Eichelman.
lows.
4 tramp was arraigned last week
Wednesday in j. M. Stebbins' court.
He got sixty days imprisonment. First
case under the new law.
The first life boat for the new sta
ton reached here last Thursday. She
was launched Friday and made her
first trip with an amateur crew com
manded by Captain Simmons
Mrs. U. J. Lewis gave a dinner par
ty last Friday, invitations reading as
follows: "Mrs. Urban j. Lewis at
home II A. M. Scissors Ripping Co."
Mrs. w. S. Fluskey solicits the pat
ronage Of her friends in Kenosha. Will
do sewing of any kind reasonably and
well, will make common dresses if fit
ted, also Gentleman's clothes neatly
repaired. Orders left at Mr.. Clark
Drug Store will be attended to.
Mr. A. G.. Sinclair, conductor Of the
KenoSha accommodation, is having a
vacation. He left with his wife the
first of the week for New York and
Washington, to return by Sept. /.
The following appointments We're
made by the late Methodist Conference
in Milwaukee, for Kenosha city and
county: Kenosha-Rev. j. L. Hewitt
Pleasant Prairie e. B. Lounsbury
Bristol-GeOrge Parsons; Wilmot-J
j. Garvin; Sylvania-A. J. Benjamin
Rev. Mr.. Halsey, for the past two
years here, goes to Fond du Lac.
NOTICE.-The Farmers Association
will hold Picnic and Sociable sand.
wiched with discussion on farm top.
les at or near White and Houstons in
Pleasant Prairie on Wednesday the
22d OF october. All are urgently In
vited to attend and have a good time.
A. D. CoRNwELL, Secretary.
Notice.
The members of the Union Temper.
ance League will give Dime Sociable
at Temple of Honor Hall, on Friday
Eve, Oct. 18th. A good supper and
an interesting programme, consisting
of Music, Declarations, and Selections
will be prepared. All for 1Octs. Ey.
erybody is invited.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The history Of Maryland is read il
all the grammar and sEnglish-Germa1
schools in Baltimore. How is it about
the history of other States in theil
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