The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-06-25

tiles should give this matter atJenClOn.
A quantity of new pipes has been
received, and the mains will be imme-
diately extended through several
streets.
Hon. E. w. Keyes, Of Madison, was
in this city on Thursday, in attendance
at the Kemper Hall commencement
exercises.
Master Charlie and Miss Mamie
Frantz entertained their little folks Of
the kindergarten and some others at a
pleasant tea-party on Saturday after
noon and evening.
| Fl. Benedict, of Powers Lake, has
company of ladies from Chicago stay
ing at his house, who seem to enjoy
the country air Of Kenosha county ex-
ceedingly.
| Prof. Townsend will give a course
Of lectures On Phrenology and Psychol-
ogy at Kimball Hall, commencing this
Friday) evening. All should 60 and
hear him.
Mrs. Isaac Clapp gave a clerical tea
party at her residence last Thursday
evening in honor of Rev. and Mrs.
Lucius 0. Lee. All the clergymen and
their wives of the city were invited.
Strictly Pure Baking Powder-Hav-
ing bought the latest improved ma
chine, am now making strictly pure
baking powder. Give it trial.
40tf J.B. Starkweather.
The social Of the Baptist society was
held at the residence of Mrs. George
Yule on Friday evening last. 1t was
largely attended, and resulted success
fully.
Messrs. ]. r. Marsh and Joseph Holt
have returned from their trip to
Dakota, and report themselves so we'll
pleased with the country that they
purchased two thousand acres Of land.
The census enumerators will do us
favor by sending in the population of
each town in the county and each ward
IN the city as soon as they get through
with their work.
The artesian water has been put IL
to Rogers & Barns book store, but their
ink remains black, their mucilage
sticky, and their wall paper as good
and cheap as ever.
The graduating class of the High
School have their commencement ex-
ercises atthe NJ. E. church this (Friday)
evening. The programme is a good
one, and the occasion bids fair to be
unusually interesting.
Our citizens are now doubly indebt-
ed to Mr.. VIM. II. McDermott, of the
American Union Telegraph Office, for
furnishing an accommodating bulletin of
the proceedings of the Cincinnati Con-
vention.
George La Marsh was arrested on
Monday, on complaint of Charles Ker-
Der, charging him with threats, and
asking that La Marsh be required to
give bail to keep the peace. The case
was adjourned to July Sd.
The entertainments every Saturday
evening by the ladies Of St. Matthew's
church in Kimball block are very
popular, and quite successful. The
ice cream and cake furnished is simply
delicious in this hot weather.
Rev. and Mrs Lucius O. Lee left
this week for the East, on their way to
Boston, from whence they will soon
sail for Marash, in Asia Minor, where
he will be connected with the college
at that place.
Mr.. Lester LIE Roy, foreman of the
west side house of Chaplin & Gore, of
Chicago, was the guest of Mr.. Anton
Miller in this city last week. Their
fishing excursion at Hooker's Lake re-
suited in catch of $50 pounds, mostly
bass.
On Friday last George La Marsh
was arrested on complaint of VIM.
Hartung, on a charge of malicious in
jury to the property of the latter. The
defendant was admitted to bail by
Justice Stebbins, and case adjourned
to July I'd.
a melee occurred on Tuesday even
ing between Sylvester Harding and
James Dunbar. The former had the
latter arrested on charge Of assault