The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-24

The Temple Of Honor meeting at Apollo
Hall on Sunday last was well attended, AM
very interesting. Rev. J. L. Hewitt and Mr.
J. A. Powers made stirring addresses, which
was well received
| J. T. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio, says -
| have been greatly benefited by wearing ar
Excelsior Kidney Pad, and would recommend
all persons troubled with weak kidneys to try
it.-See Adt.
The Waukegan Gazette is INDUCING in gas
light. The Office has fifteen burners. Il
should be able 10 shed more light on why SC
few Of the male citizens of Waukegan attend
church.
Mrs. Owen Murphy, who resided about
four miles south of Kenosha, died on the
18th inst, aged 30 years. Her funeral SER
vices we're held at ST. Marks church on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Temple of Honor Dramatic Club will,
in short time, produce the fascinating Irish
comedy, "Eileen Oge" or 'Its always Dark
est before Dawn" This is one Of the strong
est plays the Club has attempted.
A superior quality of black cardboard for
sale at this office.
Thos. Comfort. one Of the burglars held for
trial at Circuit Court, has concluded to con-
fess the whole business, and has made his
application for sentence to the County Judge
He has probably acted wisely and well.
Mrs. Jennie MelIor, of Salem, formerly
Miss Jennie McGinn, of Chicago, and Miss
Hattie Stern, of Milwaukee, will assist Miss
Marie McGinn in receiving calls on New
Years day at her home in Chicago.
Mr.. George West, the newIy.elected
Register of Reeds for Racine county,
was married on Monday night to a
Miss Richards, of Raymond, Racine
county.
At regular meeting of Kenosha Lodge
No. 40 A. F. and A. M. the following officers
we're elected 0. NJ. Calkins, W. NJ; CIV.
S. W.; W, H. Summons, ]. W..
v. 0. Allen, Secretary; Philip Lentz, Treas
Irer.
A double-heater Stove, used but little, for
ale at half price Apply to V. FRENCH.
The time has been when diseases of the
,idneys were considered serious affections,
tut fortunately all fear of any fatal results
rom these troubles are now dispelled by the
with which DAYS KIDNEY PAD
.lways acts.
"DEADwooD, Dec 7.-Willyou please state,
through the columns of your paper, the ex-
ct number of Rogers & Barns Kenosha Holt
lay Book Store?" Certainly. No. 68 Main
IT,. opposite Kupfer's Bakery. Call and see
heir goods.
Mr.. James Graham, of Warren, Lake Co.,
u.s., was very seriously injured by the over
urning Of his load of lumber beneath which |
e was buried. Passing teams found him
and rescued him from his dan
erous position.
Grosch & Eichelmann will move into the |
tore formerly occupied by H. Kaufman in
ew weeks. Mr.. Riley is fitting it up in
rst-class style for them, and putting in
'rench glass in the windows Each window
7ill be single pane.
Mr.. Geo. A. Rogers and Miss Alice Ewing
ave both been sick during the present week |
nd unable to attend to their duties as assist |
nts in the High School. They provided q
ubstitute at once, so that the school has not |
cen seriously interrupted
Notice is hereby given to the tax payers
( Pleasant Prairie that ] shall meet them at
IAN. Head s Co.'s Bank for the collection
f taxes of said town on Friday, Oath and |
LIST of December.
VIM. G. DABRs,