The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-12-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Reeds Git Edse INSlc prevents AaAAAl~'
Mr.. Horace Cole has gone into busi
ness in Chicago.
Capt. X. H. Stone, Of st. Louis, wa
in the city on Monday.
Mrs. sallie Watson has returned from
an extended visit in Chicago
What is life without greyhoundS
!, All the boys are getting one.
Hon. and Mrs. Fred. Robinson have
returned from visit to Green Bay.
A dOuble-heater Stove, used bat little, for
sale at half price Apply%o '. French.
Miss Maggie King has gone to CHI
cago for short visit with relations.
Mrs. Hosea Barns left on Wednes-
,iay to join her husband at River Falls.
Mr.. T. N. Bond, of Chicago. was the
guest Of Mr.. Josiah Bond on Tuesday.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures PeveFand Ague.
Mr.. John NlcOll moved into his new
residence on Park avenue on Monday
last.
Mrs. 8. w. Benson, Of Genoa june
ton, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Lyman and son
Richard left for their plantation in
Florida on Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. Smith Hutchinson, Of West
Depere, Wis, was entertained In the
family Of Mr.. T. D. Bond on Tuesday.
Owing 10 unforeseen business, Mrs. II.
n Bundy is obliged to postpone her sale IN
~ some future time.
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sell
eek & Co.. Agents, Chicago.
Mrs. Thomas English has gOOs TO ElAhaEt,
Ind, to meet brother from California whom
she has net seen for thiFty.ave years.
Homer Roberts, of Mount Pleasant,
Racine county, and Miss Sarah viii.
Hams, Of Paris, were married on We'd
nesday.
The clothes line of Mr.. Chas. kerber,
was q few days since robbed of a guam
.tity of clothing which had been left
out over night.
Miss Annie Kelaugher, of this city,
died on Sunday morning last, and was
buried on Tuesday afternoon from st.
Marks church.
Mr.. Alfred Giddlngs and Mr.. j. VIII
Mans have bought out Mr., VIVIAN, Of
Union Grove, and will succeed HIM in
the butehering business there.
The Circuit Court adjourned over
Thursday of last week for short time,
when the judge will return aud dis
pose Of the entire docket
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Mat
thew's church met at the residence Of
Mr.. w. S, Strong last evening Thurs
day, and was we'll attended.
The restriction placed upon the new
railway extension on Chicago street by
the Mayor has been removed, and the
work is now progressing. !.
Rev. Henry Arms says {" 4 earnestly be.
lieve that DAY's KIDNEY PAD is the only In
hllibls remedy in the world for that preva.
lent and distressing complaint Back Ache. +"
Capt Cameron, of the Life Saving
Station, has been ordered to keep the
apparatus in order and the crew on
duty until the 10th Of this month.
Mr.. E. Balm is making quite extern
sive improvements In his wagon shops,
Some buildings are being enlarged, and
some of the wooden buildings are be-
ing replaced with brick.
The schooner Contest was towed
into this harbor on Tuesday morning
Her Icy appearance showed that she
had experienced some cold weather
Capt. symonds is fortunate to get hi!
vessel home for the winter.
Bishop Wells, of this Diocese, adj
,ministered the rite Of confirmation
at st. Peters Chapel, Kemper Hall
last Sunday morning, aud in the even
ing preached very impressive an,
interesting sermon In st. Matthew
church.
Capt Henry Read was obliged to la
up the Wescott at Frankfort. Cap
Symonds laid up the Contest at Pin
Lake, and tho Melvina and Lookou
are in Chicago. The Hackley, Newhal
Pride, Phoenix and Gladiator are |
this barboT
Bismark, it is said, favors delay
the settlement Of the Greek question
but there should be no delay on Il
part of those desiring to purchal
Christmas presents in visiting Roge
n Barns "Kenosha" Book Stor
TheiR line of box stationery is gorQ
Gus.
Last week few OF the more ini
mate friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Emo,
Grant gave them a surprise part
which proved to be a tin weddir
Many Of the presents were unique
design, and others were Of the mo
useful kind. The affair was much 6
loyed by the party.