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

? Sp0nL sunday With MI. duu NILS. DuA
Simmons.
Monday Brande & Theirs moved in
to their new office in the First Nation
al Bank building.
: A boy named William Smith ha(
the fingers of his right hand badly cut
l{by the shaper in one of Bain's shops
last Saturday forenoon.
; Mr.. Pennywell had so far recovered
from his late severe injuries as to be
able to return to his home in Racine
on Saturday last.
j Mr.. David Crosit still lies in the
same state of helplessness as hereto
fore. His general health seems to be
somewhat improved.
The schooner J. Shaw, of S. Haven,
made this port Saturday with 35 M #.
lumber and lath for Head & Suther-
land
The scoW Contest came in this week
with wood for Hastings & Holderness.
Going out she carried baled hay to
Michigan for Head & Sutherland
Next Sunday will be Decoration
day, and the graves of the braves will
be streWn with flowers in the after
noon.
George Haefner put his arm out of
joint last Sunday by falling from
the hay-loft in Voltz's barn. DR.. A.
Farr attended him.
Gus. Voltz sold one of his fine road
sters to Mr.. O'Brien, of Chicago, who
was in town this week buying up
horses for his sale-stable in that city.
Mrs. Saddler, who has been visiting
the family of MI. J. M. Stebbins for
some weeks past, returned to Wauke-
gan on Monday.
Miss Lily Runals, who has been alb
sent nearly a year in New York, pur-
suing her musical studies, returned
home last Friday.
The Ladies' Sewing Society of the
M. X. church met at Mrs. A. Elliot's
Thursday afternoon. A profitable and
pleasant meeting is reported.
Mrs. S. w. Truesdell and her mother.
Mrs. Fl. w. Phillips, have gone on
visit to Connecticut, their old home.
GA Living Dog and Dead Lions" was
the subject of Rev. Mr.. Hewitt's dis
course last Sabbath evening. It was
live sermon; nothing dead about it.
By request Of Capt. Timme, the Mil
waukee Fish Hatchery has forwarded
100000 Mackinaw trout for Silver and
Powers Lakes in this county.
Those who intend to be present at
the Soldiers Reunion at Milwaukee
will take the 1897 train on Monday,
June Z.
Just received-a new lot Imported
Canary Birds. Warranted to be sing
ers. Bird cages, Gold fish, Fish Globes
and Aquariums at Starkwather's. 81
The Artesian Well CO. have decided
to allow those who use the water to
sprinkle the street adjacent free of
charge. Correct again.
Dame Rumor has it that one of our
brunette beauties Will soon take unto
herself new name. The fortunate
man is native of the city of bricks"
BEST SETT TEETH $500.
Filling very reasonable and guaran-
teed J. F. GEORGE,
Over Dan. Head & Co.'s Bank.
Col. Howe's yacht Greyhound, for
merly owned by Capt ohm Prindeville,
Of Chicago, was again bought by that
gentleman last week. Consideration
about $4,000.
We shust received dem, the best as
sortment, de biggest lot, de latest
shtyles fon de Sommer Hats, and will
sell dem as sheep as the sheepest.
GROsCH & EICHELMAN.
Mr.. John Gonnerman, formerly the
owner of the saloon now occupied by
John Fassbinder, has bought similar
resort on Market street, one door east
of Main, and is ready to see his old
customers.
Strictly Pure Baking Powder HAY
ing bought the latest improved ma
chine, am now making a strictly pure
bolyinO nOWdnr Give ~ q +,.;o1