The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-05-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. F. III. Head and family moved to
Evanston last week.
Mr.. VIII Dever, of Milwaukee, was
in town over Sunday.
Miss Esther Elliot is recovering from
an attack of intermittent fever.
BEST SETT TEETH $500.
Filling very reasonable and guaran-
teed. J. +. GEORGE.
4Otf Over Dan Head & Co.'s Bank.
Miss Martha FAIR is spending her
vacation at home.
Mr.. Charles Bullamore has bought
out one-half of Rogers livery stable.
MI. J. G. Holt has returned from his
western trip.
Miss Tessie Hyland, of Waukegan, is
visiting the family of MI. L. English.
Mrs. G. W. Hoyt and daughter are
the guests of S. Y. Brande.
Garden making this spring has been
retarded by too much cold, wet weather.
Hon. J.. L. Fish, of Racine, was in
town Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Just received-2 new lot Imported
Canary Birds. Warranted to be sing
ers. Bird cages, Gold fish, Fish Globes
and Aquariums at Starkwather's. q
MISREPRESENTATION as Foreman or
Job Printer in country newspaper
Office by thorough worker, competent
and reliable. Reference given. Adj
dress j. L., care of this paper.
A patent sickle-grinder and patent
windmill were among the attractions
on Main street during the week.
Henry Bliss was in the city Satur-
day shaking hands with old friends.
Plenty of fresh vegetables in market;
also fresh fruit.
Capt. Tuttle, of Salem, shed the light
of his countenance Oh his friends here
last week.
Suckers by the bushel are the re-
ward of the boys who frequent Pike
Creek IN search of them.
Hon. Newton Murphy, proprietor of
the M5IlOGukee Sentinel, was the guest
of friends here the past week.
House-cleaning and moving make
times lively for the white-Wash man
and paper-hanger these days
Mr.. Josiah Bond, Jr., officiated at the
Episcopal mission at Wilmot Sunday.
Ben. Eichelman has gone to Colora-
do to improve his talent in the sketch
ing line.
The latest new addition to the Sun
day saloon business in this city is a
reading room. What next?
The water of the new artesian well
was freely partal1en of by a large mum
Der Of our citizens Sunday. No head
aches in that drink.
Mr. John Frenz will soon start in
the livery business again in this city
His stable will be located at the corner
OF Pearl and Exchange streets.
Mrs. G. Simmons, Miss Russell anC
Mr.. j.. r. Clarkson left this city las
week to visit Bishop Clarkson's famil,
in Omaha
The docks are undergoing repair
and the dredge has commenced TIN
work OF excavating the inner basin.
Rev. Mr.. Eldridge, of Racine. occu
pied the pulpit of the M. E. Churcl
Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Eva Dowst, of Waukegan, wa
the guest of Mrs. English over Sunday
Miss Mary Brooks is at home for
short vacation. She will return t
Chicago shortly to continue her studio
in vocal and instrumental music.
The schoOners VIM. Jones, Lookou
and III. c. Winslow brought $500
railroad ties to this place last wee
They were shipped from here to Hal
ward, Ill.
DR.. Albert FAIR and family arrive
here last week from Glencoe. The
will reside in the Quigley house O
South street, and the doctor will con
mence the practice of his profession i
this city,
A runaway served to vary the nor
otony of life on Main street last weel