The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-17
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! tism was induced to try the st. Jacobs
o Oil. He used few bottles of this tru
! ly wonderful remedy, and is now en-,
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f As a leading feature duriug the FAIR,
e the Temple of Honor Dramatic Club
e will furnish for the amusement of Wis
1 Iitors, two entertainments in Kimball
Opera House. on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Sept. % and %.
On Wednesday evening, the Club, by
: request Of many citizens who have
witnessed it, will reproduce the popu-
lar drama, Enlisted for the War;"
This is perhaps the strongest play this
, Club has ever produced, and when
Iplayed before drew large house on
stormy night. The play is full of pa
thos, is relieved by vein of irresisti-
BILE humor. and cannot fail to please
the most fastidious. On Thursday
evening the Club will present an en-.
tirely new drama, entitled, "The Turn
of the Tide, or Wrecked in Port.
This comic and exceedingly humorous
play will furnish fun for the million,
and should be lost to none. In addi-
ton to the play this performance will
be supplemented by character songs,
selections, etc., and will be unusually
attractive and amusing. Prof Sebas-
tian Simonsen, of Racine, has been en-
gagged to furnish the music for the
evening. Mr.. Simonsen is no doubt
one of the best pianists in the state,
and is anxious to start class in Ke-
nosha if he can secure a sufficient num-
Der Of scholars. Terms. 515 for 25
lessons.
--latest news from Marion, Ohio. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil triumphant. |
Mrs. Seigfried used it for severe cold
and pain in the side and was relieved
in few minutes.
Geo. Mutchler, an old citizen says it
beats everything he has ever tried for
Rheumatism.
Daniel Hoffman, farmer, a little |
south of Marion, says it cured him Of
sore throat of eight years standing.
AL. Runyan says he has been great |
sufferer from rheumatism and has
tried scores of remedies, but all to no
purpose. One bottle of DR.. Thomas |
Electric Oil has cured him entirely.
L. P. Toilet has used it for burns,
and says it is the Boss Remedy.
One of the most interesting events |
of the season transpired at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Sleight in
this city on Wednesday last, on the
occasion of the celebration of their |
golden wedding. 1t is by no means |
common in this age for husband and |
wife both to live to celebrate the fif- |
tieth anniversary of their marriage. |
There was more than ordinary inter-
est in the facts and circumstances sur
rounding this occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Sleight were married September 18th,
1880, at La Grange, Duchess Co., N. Y,
on Wednesday, the same day of the |
week as their fiftieth anniversary. |
Mr.. Sleight was of family of three,
himself and two sisters, both of whom
were present on the occasion referred
to. There were born to Mr.. and Mrs. |
Sleight seven children, all living, all
arrived at the age of maturity, all but
one married, and all present on We'd
nesday. They have also now living
nineteen grandchildren, fifteen of
whom were present. The members of
this family, scattered as they were
over the country east and west, all as
sembled in happy group to join in
the festivities of this. most interesting
occasion. The ceremony was initiated
|by a prayer by the Rev. L. G. Lance,
of st. Peters chapel, at Kemper Hall.
A blessing was invoked, and all uni
ted in singing "Gloria in Excelsis."
Then the party partook of lunch, after
which a family letter was read by
Hon. Thos. H. Evarts, of Boulder, Col
orado. After this Mr.. and Mrs. Sleight
held a reception, to which some of the
more intimate friends of the family
were invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Sleight
were the recipients of many handsome
and valuable presents. The residence
was beautifully decorated with appro-
Ipriate emblems and mottos. and all the
appointments for the occasion were
Icomplete. The entire party were of
1.-THE Immediate friends of the family,
lwho, with the invited guests, were as
Ifollowss MI. and Mrs. J. G.. Sleight
and Miss Sarah Sleight, Kenosha; Mrs.
De Croft, Laporte, Ind; Mrs. Flagler,
Fallsburg, N. Y; Mrs. Wendover,
Louisville, KY; Mrs. Nancy, Fari-
bault, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.
ISleight and Miss Hattie and Master
Harry Sleight, Terre Haate, Ind; Mr..
and Mrs. Il. G. Sleight and Miss Carrie
land Master Jamie Sleight, Marshall,
Iowa; Dr. and Mrs. s. Mcclellan and
Master and Miss Mcclellan, Wilmot,
Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. R. Wells and
Miss Anna Wells, New York; Hon.
and Mrs. Thos. III. Evarts and Misses
Katie and Mary Evarts, Boulder, COL;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Mead and Misses
Ella, Emma, Mamie and Anna Mead
and Masters Allie and Clarence Mead,
Chicago; Mr.. Isaac Clapp, Texas; Mrs.