The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-17


daughter, Mrs. James Petit, in Chi
cago.
Mrs. Leonard Lee left on Tuesday
morning to visit the family of her son
in Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Mary Aver, formerly of this
city, died at Queenstown, Ohio, a few
days ago.
Harry Baldwin and Hugh Haven
are attending school at McMynn's
academy in Racine.
Mrs. Peter B. Clapp, of Duchess
county, N. Y, is guest in the family of
Mrs. /. j. Clapp.
Mr.. E. B. Manning, who has spent
the summer in Colorado, has returned
to his home in Somers.
Miss Nina Carpenter, of Englewood,
who has for some time been visiting
Miss Nellie Sinclair, has returned
home.
On Monday last Rev. J. L. Hewitt
joined in marriage Mr.. William Law
renee and Miss Martha Ann Hawkins,
both of Illinois.
Miss Paul, who has been a gnest in
l ~
the family of Hon. Volney French,
has returned to her home in MilWau-
kee.
Mr.. Henry Bliss, formerly of the
Grant House in this city, now residing
at Hannibal, Missouri, is spending a
few days in town.
Mr.. Josiah Bond, Jr., is about to
leave for Philadelphia, where he will
attend the Episcopal Theological Sem
mary.
Mr. S. w. Truesdell and w. III.
Thmston, of Milwaukee, will join a
party next week on a hunting expedi-
ton in Dakota.
Mr.. j. G. Sleight, who has been at
Greensboro, N, c., on business, return
ed to his home in tins city on Monday
last.
Mr.. George B. Kalb, of Springfield,
ILL.,, has rented DR.. Eyerhart's farm in
Pleasant Prairie for term of four
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hinsdale and
daughter left on Thursday for trip
down the st. Lawrence and Thousand
Islands.
Mr.. Elmer Pierce, of Paris, was
kicked in the face by two-year-old
colt on Tuesday night and severely in
iured.
The Circuit Court of this judicial
circuit is in session at Elkhorn this
week. The Calendar is large, and the
session bids fair to last several weeks.
Mr.. Gossman and daughter. of Chi
cago, Mrs. Rapp and her daughter Miss
Lilly, of Chicago, and Rev. Allan
Curr and wife, are stopping at the
Water Cure.
Mrs. F. A. D. Cumming has fitted up very
commodious apartments in her own house
for her kindergarten. and has commenced
the fall term with good complement of pu-
pills. There is no better school for small
children.
Mr.. ]. G. Gottfredsen has purchased
| the property known as the Porter
place, on Park avenue, and will erect
thereon handsome residence next
spring.
Mary Barrett, daughter of Patrick
Barrett, of Paris, died of typhoid fever
in Chicago last week. Her remains
were brought to Kenosha for burial
and the funeral services took place al
| st. Marks church on Saturday last.
An excursion train win run during The
Fair, leaving Genoa Junction at $50 A. M.
and arriving in Kenosha at 10 A. M. Re
turning, will leave Kenosha at $50 P. NJ
Fare, one and ope-ffth.
| Go to your druggist for Mrs. Free
mans Nea0 National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability of color are un
equalled. Color from 2 to pounds
Price, 10 cents. 7y1
During the Fair there will be By
cicle race on the trotting track. Mas
ters Zalmon Simmons and Chester
Bradford have entered their machines
and as both Of these young gentlemen
are experts in this direction, the rae,
will be pleasant feature of the Fair