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

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A Merry Christmas TO all.
John W. Hayes, ESQ, spent Wednesday in
Chicago
For Christmas presents call on F. W..
Mathews.
Punch Hill rejoces in the birth Of an
other son.
Hon. volney French is still confined to his
house by illness.
Do not forget to call on F. w. Mathews for
holiday goods
L. Van VIE and Arthur French are home
for the holidays.
The latest styles of Winter Caps at Grosch
& Eichelmann's. 26w5
Miss Lizzie Petit spent Thursday of last
week in Chicago.
Mr.. Lewis Beachel is still confined TO his
house through illness.
over 900 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sell
eek & Co., Agents, Chicago.
The public schools closed on Thursday
for the usual holiday vacation.
Mrs. Messer. of Libertyville, H., is The
guest of Mrs. George Hale, Sen.
Many of the ciaterns in the city are dry,
much TO the inconvenience of hOusekeepers.
st. Matthews church has been very hand
somely decorated for the Christmas holidays.
A large stock of holiday goods for sale
cheap. F. W. MATHEWS.
Miss Medora Head and Miss Mary Russell
have returned from a visit in Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. L. Young is spending few weeks
in the family Of Mr., Z. /, Durant in Racine
Mrs Levi Grant, who has been for long
time sick in Chicago, returned home last
week.
MIR. Kellogg and family, of Chicago, spent
Sunday last as the guests of DR.. j. B. Stark
weather
Mr.. Hugh s. Spear and Mrs Haven and
family have gone to Jackson, Florida, for
The winter.
Mr.. Thomas Nielsen has sufficiently reeov
cred from his late severe Illness to be able
to be out again.
Mr.. Stephen Daley, who resides about
four miles south Of this city, has been quite
i'll for some time
Goods sold at greatly reduced prices at
Grosch & Eichelmanus. 26w5
Mr.. Joslyn has opened n Photographic
gallery in Racine. He is superior artist,
and we wish him every success
Messrs. b. Cavanaugh and NJ Whalen,
conductors on the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. James Mcdonald, who has been in
California during the summer, has returned
home. Her son James came with her.
Subscribe for the TELEGRAPH this
week and you will be better prepared
to commence the New Year Alright.
AT the meeting of the Agricultural Society
on Monday the Secretary was instructed not
to publish the report Of the meeting for two
weeks.
On Friday evening last Rial & Draper
company played Uncle Toms Cabin in Apollo
Hall to large audience. The performance
was fair,
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia
Rev. II. NJ Simmons, of Madison, will
preach at the Unitarian church next Sunday
morning, Dec. Doth. There should be full
attendance
Mr.. Thomas Hannahs, who has been suffer
ing for some months with cancer in the face
was released from his sufferings on Wednes
day night by death
Mrs. A. Doolittle is dangerously i'll al he
residence on Market street. Her daughters
Mrs. A. B. Cepron, of wiunetka, and Mrs. ]
Miller, of Chicago, are with her.
Mr., George Sager, who has been in charg
of the construction of the Sturgeon Bay aut
Lake Michigan Canal, spent Sunday ant
Monday with his family in this city
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria
good time on Christmas eve, at the Bar
list church. Presents for everybody. Music
readings, and candy, Christmas tree wit
the incest of fruit on it. Go Free.
Parties wanting visiting cards for Ne
Years should order them during the ne,
week. Samples of all styles can be seen
this Office.
A ninc-mOnths' old daughter of Meryi
spoor, ofWaukegan. had its hands and arm
severely scalded by upsetting coffee-p,
which stood on the floor during breakfast.
Baptist church. Morning subject ne,
Sunday " Noah, the Man of Faith, and ",
the deluge Universal" Evening lectur
The Panorama of Life, and Farewell 1880
Mrs. Peter MeKenna died in Pleasant pro
RE on Friday last. She was about SO yea
of age Her funeral services were held
St. Marks church on Sunday, and we
largely attended.
Just Received-A large lot of Gents l
sters at Grosch & Eichelmann's. or