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

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| KINDERGARTEN
| Mrs. Dunning will open her RENDER
garten, on Monday Oct. 9th at nine
o'clok, in the house west Of the Congre
gational Church, known as the >teb.
bins House. She solicits the patron
age Of parents who have children from
to years Of age. Terms of tuition,
$500 per month with $1O0 entrance
fee. Two children from one family will
he taken for $500 per month and sin
gle entrance fee. All materials are to
be furnished by her.
AS the Kindergarten is recognized
BY the most thorough educators of
many countries, as furnishing the best
means for the proper direction of all
The activities of the child, and the most
harmonious development of its whole
being; as it is all acknowledged fact,
also, that the tendencies of q whole
lifetime are dependent very largely
upon these early impressions and this
early direction; as it has been proven
too, beyond doubt that it is the best
preparation in every way, for the
public schools, and that the most sue
cessful public efforts have already been
preceded by private enterprise, it is to
be hoped that this Undertaking will re-
celve the encouragement Of the educa-
tional public, to which it is justly en-
titled.
The Temple of Honor Dramatic Club
have now in preparation the drama
entitled "Blow for Blow" and will put
it on the stage about the midnle OF
November. This is said to be fine
play and the club promise to spare no
pains to make it a success.
The Life Saving Station, at the
mouth Of the harbor, which has been
established by the Government, is rap
idly approaching completion. The
Life Boat has arrived in readiness for
use. The building is tasty and the
whole affair is not only a benefit but
al ornament to the city.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Mat
thew's church will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Josiah Bond this Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock.
Farmers will observe by cur Market
report that the prices Of produce are
raising. Business in KenOsha is i'm
proving and buyers will give the high
est prices. Farmer can do no better
than bring their produce to this mar
ket.
A new freight house will be erected
by the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road company this month.
The Church Sociable of the Congre-
gational Society will be held Thursday
afternoon of this week, at the farm
house Of Mr.. z. Balm.
Have you anything to sell? Do you
want to buy anything? Do you want
TO hire anybody or be hired? Do you
want to rent a house? In fact do you
want anything? If SO it will pay you
to advertise in the TELEGRAPH Our
circulation is extensive and our terms
are reasonable.
| The public schools of our city are
progressing under the management of
the new Principal, MI Hubbard.
The Baptist church sociable was
held Tuesday evening at the residence
Of Mrs. Hosea Barns.
Miss Minnie Martin is meeting with
! deserved success in her efforts to teach
the Terpsichorean art.
Mr.. Vrooman has removed his res
taurant to the rooms over the store
formerly occupied by Ernst and Con
nerm an.
The schooner Mary Ludwig arrived
Tuesday morning with piles for Ed
ward Balm.
The scoW Gladiator left this port
Monday with q cargo Of baled hay for
the East shore.
The schooner Walbridge from Buff
| talo made this port last Friday, loaded
with coal for Durkee and Go.
Among other improvements of the
city, the high board fence inclosing the
Kimball block on Main street may be
noted.
A disgraceful melee occurred on tht
North Side last Sunday afternoon, in
which billiard cues and stones were
freely used. None were seriously hurt
Mr.. John Evans house of the town
of Paris, with all its contents was
! burned last week Wednesday. Insur-
ed in tile towns insurance company foI
$500
Apple blossoms are coming out in
some localities
The woods have been full Of men,
women and children picking hickory
nuts, which are abundant this fall.
During the fine warm weather of the
last month, farmers have been busy
husking and cribblDg their corn, which
in many places WAS not dry enough
The consequence is, the corn has
grown and moulded, and is considera-
bly, injured.
Al aoci1ant which mirht haya prov.