The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-15
PERSONAL.

WI. =. y. JoiiHSoli. ot lillCagO, Sp6Il
Sunday with his family here.
Mr.. G. L. Tracy. of Chicago, was il
the city last Friday.
| Mr.. E. d. Lowell, Of Milwaukee, paii
this place shert visit last week.
! Miss Hattie Brande is at home. She
returned from Chicago last SATURDAY..
Mrs. Waterman, of Waukegan, il
visiting the family of Mr.. James M
Stebbins on Park Avenue.
Charles Jackson, of Waukegan
spent Sunday with his parents in this
city. He was formerly type-setter il
the Union Office here.
Charles Jackson commenced type.
setting in the TELEGRAPH Office and
worked several years in it. ED.
The Misses 7 ane, Of Salem, have
been visiting old friends here the past
week.
Rev. Mr.. Cruickshanks left the city
last Thursday for Massachusetts. a
telegram announcing dangerous sick
ness Of his mother was the cause of
his sudden departure.
Claytie Simmons, son Of Mr.. Rouse
Simmons, ran against q tree Thursday
evening Of last week receivinga seysre
confusion over the left eye. DR.. Farr
attended him.
Harry Kupft I left town last Thurs
dav to resume his studies at st. Fran
els. a Catholic college near Milwaukee.
Col. J. II Howe and wife took their
departure Saturday for New York.
They will'be absent from the city some
three or tour weeks.
MI. Geo. Yule went to Racine last
Friday to learn the full extent of the
damage by fire to MI. Mitchell's wagon
factory.
Col. McKesson. of Randall, took in
the beauties of this place last week
Wednesday,.
Capt. Alderman, The genial host OF
the hotel a: Twin Lakes, was in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Benson, of Genoa Junction,
has been the guest Of Mrs. ID. +. Ben
edict during tie last two weeks.
Miss Addie Everhart accompanied
her father to Montgomery, Alabama
the first of last week. She will spend
the remainder of the. school year at
that place.
Mr.. Simeon King, an old-time resi-
dent of this city, has been looking NJ
the friends of former years during the
past week. His present home is in
East Hampton, Mass.
Mrs. Green, formerly Miss Matte
Clapp, of this city, stopped off here
last week to visit friends and relatives
She was on her way home to Green
Bay from Pittstield, Mass, where she
has been spending some time with Miss
Lizzie Andrews, who once claimed
Kenosha as her home.
Mr.. T. w. Lyman started Tuesday
FOR Spring Garden, Florida. He will
pass the rest of the winter and spring
on his orange plantation, located near
that place. Mr.. Duval, of Green Bay
on account Ct failing health, went with
him to enjoy the salubrious breeZes OF
that mild climate.
John Fassbinder sports q new sign.
Hon. J. V. Quarles left for Madison
last Monday.
Chef. Wattles is the owner of a new
sign which ornaments the southeast
corner of the Grant House.
"Kathleen Mavourneen" tonight al
Kimball Hall Do not forget that the
net proceeds of this entertainment are
for the improvement of the Pafk.
The stage in Kimball Hall has beer
enlarged the present week by an add
ton of six feet.
Mr.. John Fox, one of the early set
tiers of Pleasant Prairie, died Tuesday
morning at his home in that township
Of Pneumonia.
DR.. David Crosit had a shock OF
Paralysis last Friday, which has left
him in d critical condition.
Capt. Walter Cook has gone to Mad
isOn.