The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-28

w Cuucoudy cNCnluS W dCC0QO Mrs
Howes sister, who is seriously ill. H,
: expected to return last night.
: Bring in your paint buckets and gel
them filled with strictly pure mixed
paint, in quantity and color as you
want. Only the best material used, al
4Otf Starkweather's.
1t is reported that young Congre
gational divine who was born and
bred in this burg is about to commit
matrimony. The event will occur the
second week in June ut-the ladv is
a native of Michigan.
Mr.. John Price, Of Bristol, lost a
pocket-book while coming to town
last Tuesday. The pocketbook con-
tanned checks to the amount of S191 .25
and cash to the amount Of $50. This
is hard on Mr.. Price, and it is hoped
the finder will return it to the owner.
DR.. Gillespie, formerly of Bristol.
has taken up his abode in this CITY.
AS clergyman and physician, DR.. Gil
lespie has been well known in this
county for many years. His present
residence is the Volney French house
on Chicago street.
An intoxicated fisherman, while
out sailing in Capt. Parker's fishing
smack on Sunday, fell overheard, and
came very near being drowned. While
in the water he would allow no one to
touch HIM, and it was only when he
became insensiDle that he could be
pulled out.
George Wethey, while helping to
transfer the artesian we'll trappings to
the North Side on Saturday, had his
arm badly crushed between a roller
and the boiler. The accident occurred
on Main street, near the office of
Brande & Theirs.
Last week witnessed a remarkable
change of weather here. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday the weather
reminded one Of July. The Friday
following the thermometer took a
tumble and fires became a necessary
adjunct to comfort, and an ulster an
absolute necessity.
A large quantity of correspondence
reached this Office at noon on Wednes-
day. This is too late. Correspond
ence must be in here by noon on Tues
day, at the latest. We have put our
selves to much inconvenience to crowd
in some Of it, but will not promise to
do so again. What is omitted this
week will appear in the next issue.
The Chicago & North Western Rail
way will sell round trip tickets at Ex-
CURsION RATES from all of it's stations
to Chicago and return, for the Nation
al Republican Convention, to be held
in Chicago, June 2.
Tickets will be sold May 80 to June
1, inclusive; good to return till June ).
To the many kind friends who SYM
pathized with us in our dark hour of
bereavement, to devoted pastor, who
supported us in our affection and
taught us to bow in submission to
Gods WILL" we, as a family, tender
unutterable thanks.
Mrs. r. BRETT.
Mrs. G. BRETT.
The Chicago & North Western Rail-
way will sell round trip tickets from
all of it's stations in Wisconsin to
Milwaukee and return, for the Soldiers
Reunion, June 18th to June 14th, at
about u cents per mile each way.
This is an extremely low rate. All
ex-soldiers should go. Do not forget
hat this rate is via The Chicago &
North Western Railway.
Interesting exercises by the pupils of
Mrs. Cummings Kindergarten school
took place Friday morning in the par
lors of the Congregational church. A
large number of parents and friends
Of the school were present and thor
oughly enjoyed the efforts of the little
ones. Mrs. Dunning is meeting with
great success in her undertaking as
teacher of the Kindergarten system
here, and deserves the most liberal
patronage.
The t. of III. Dramatic Club of this
city played " Kathleen Mavourneen" at
| tha Town Hall in S0nnrc Sa+,7rdov