The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-08-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cooler.

with chilly nights.
The straw hat begins to Wane.
And the fall overcoat is coming into
favor.
Mrs. Hiram futile went last Thurs
day to visit her mother at Beloit.
Carpenters and masons report very
busy season.
A stile has been placed in the south
end Of the park. A much needed i'm
provemcnt.
Mr. Gilbert 0. Munson, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, has been visiting his aunt Mrs.
II. II. Tarbell.
Mrs. Julia Durkee, Of Chicago, is
visiting her parents MI. and Mrs. L.
Grant.
Mrs. James Petit, of Chicago, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ,
Stryker.
The I. of H. Dramatic Co. will pro-
duce the Tickot-of-Leave Man some
time during fair week.
The numerous excursions from
abroad have introduced q great many
strangers into this city during the past
few weeks.
Miss Julia Bone, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Louia Hall for several
weeks, returned to her home at Bloom
ington, Ill, last week.
An asphalt pavement could be laid
on Main street for one-half what it
has cost to gravel same for the last
five years.
r. II. Ramsey, Of Philadelphia, Man
ager of the Ramsey Car Transfer Co..
spent last Sunday with his former
toWnsman, Edward Curry.
A large force of Workmen have been
engaged on the bridge this week, and
from present indications, it will be
opened to the public next week.
Lake freights having taken an up
ward turn, our mariners are cores
pondingly happy, and from the large
number of cargoes daily discharged at
our docks, apparently very busy.
J. II. Bridgeman, Of Kenosha, start
ed last Tuesday to attend the Reunion
Of the Soldiers of the Northwest now
in session at Aurora, Illinois.
The Reunion of Soldiers of the North
west, at Aurora, Ill, commencing yes
terday and continuing through to-day
and tomorrow, is largely attended and
the soldiers are having good time.
Frost, it is reported, visited the vi
entity of Watertown, Wis, last Satur-
day morning, but doing only slight
damage to vegetation.
The Aldermen elected at the last
spring election were served with a no
tice last Tuesday by the U. S. Mar
shall, from the District Court of the
United States for the Eastern District
Of Wisconsin, to be and attend all meet
lngs Of the Council, and when taxes
We're levied for city purposes, to levy
the amount named in the notice. about
Zone hundred and ten thousann dol
lars)
The Agricultural fair commences
the fifteenth of September, and contin-
Ues until the nineteenth. The pros
pect of good show is favorable. The
people are getting interested in the
success Of it. Farmers, citizens and
all, this is your fall festival. Let each
give q helping hand to the wheel, and
a complete success will be the result.
Make your calculations at once to
bring something to help fill up and
make the show
Miss Hattie Brande gave very
pleasant party last Saturday evening
at the residence Of her father Mr.. S.
7. Brande. Among those present from
abroad, were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W !.
Hoyt, Messrs. c. E. Rollo, M, D. Down.
Misses Edith Hoyt and Geirgia Keith,
of Chicago,and Miss Clark, Of Madison
The refreshments were superb and all
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enjoyed them. The party broke up at
a seasonab]e hour and went away con
WINGED that they had had an enjoyable
time. Music by Prof. Boston, Of Chi
cage.