The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-23

Mrs. Charles Brown has gone tC
Michigan on a visit for q few weeks.
Mr.. Smith Hutchinson, OF Green
Bay, spent Sunday with his cousin, Mr.
T. w. Bond.
The Rev. DR.. Thompson, of New Or.
leans, made a flying visit to Kenosha
on Friday last to leave his daughter at
Kemper Hail.
Miss Charlotte Bond has gone to
Chicago on a visit for few weeks.
Miss Minnie Meyer, of Fond du Lac
visited her sister last week at Kempel
Hall.
Josiah Bond, Esq, spent Saturday in
Chicago on business.
Mr.. James Stryker is visiting his
fathers family in this city.
Mrs. II. H. Tarbell is visiting friends
in GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
E. J. Bentley, Treasurer of the Ag
ricultural Society, is paying the pre-
miums as awarded, when called for.
Mr.. Keelan, of Milwaukee, was in
the city last Monday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. J. Martin have re-
turned from Riverside.
Mr. and Mrs. C. III. Jackson, of Wau-
kegan, are visiting friends in this city.
MI. J. Holt is repairing his residence
~, famine IIro,eorotoTu to tn}z
possession the 1st Of November.
Mrs. Rouse Simmons returned from
Chicago last Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Rittmann IS spending the
week in Racine.
On Saturday last the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, assisted by Justice Steb-
bins and the Sheriff, drew the Jury for
the November term of the Circuit
Court. The following is the list:
Kenosha City-C. P. Hale, r. B.
Towslee, Laurence low, F. W. Pierce,
Frank Hartnell, n. A. Pennoyer, H. HI.
Tarbell, Peter Zahnen, Joseph Hoff-
mann, F. w. Beckman.
Somers- Walter Lindsey, "Wm. J.
Rhodes, George 7. Hughes.
Paris-Daniel Marsh, Matt. Tow,
James Creaney.
Brighton - John Daniels, John
Welch, Edward Brooks, Peter Lceng.
Wheatland-S Vanderbeck.
Randall Anton Sch}ax, Archibald
Vicar, Bernard Larnam.
Salem-A. D. Cornwall, A. II. Smith,
VIM. Van VIE.
Bristol-R. ". Waldo, Richard
Horton, A. G. Jos]yn.
Pleasant Prairie-L. Y. Shelly, Albert
Barter, Fl. W. Hargis, Theodore Nun
gen, VIM. Knight, f. J. Brande.
Many citizens are clamorous for the
extension of the sidewalk on the east
side of Main street, from the corner Of
Simmons block to the approach Of the
new bridge. They have petitioned the
Board Of Audit for that purpose. 1t
is a much needed improvement.
On Saturday last week Nicholas and
Peter Thomey of Pleasant Prairie, sold
in this city, to a gentleman from Mich
Of
their farm, weighing together, two
thousand, eight hundred and eighty
pounds, for the round sum of $345.OO
Kenoshcs has the reputation Of furnish.
ing some Of the finest horses in the
country.
| The next term Of the Circuit Court
for this County begins on Novembe,
10th. There will be quite a large cal
endar. Among the more prominent OF
which are the defaulting cases Of the
City and County Treasures, and the
Pennoyer-Allen nuisance case, in which
eminent counsel are engaged. The
Hon. James C. Jenkins, Democratic
candidate for Governor, is retained fol-
the defendant.
Since the city ordinance has been en-
forced and COWS and other animals ARK
kept off the streets, the much needed
Improvement Of removing the dilapi
dated fence around the Park, replacin!
it with curb and otherwise improv
! ing the Park, has received considerabl.
attention, especially from the ladies
and has now soa.e prospect Of consum
nation. The association is composed
I of the more prominent ladies of tn,
city, among whom are Mrs. J. Fl
Howe, Mrs. F. Robinson, Mrs. A. C
Sinclair, Mrs. G. A. Dewey, Mrs. Ed