The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-07-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

! Miss Allie Hale has gone to James
vile to visit friends.
Mr. II. a. Chase has gone to Main
on business.
| Mrs. Charles Scllley, of milwaukee,
is the guest of Mrs. j. II. Kimball.
Mrs. Julia Durkee and Miss Florenc
Durkee are visiting Mrs. Levi Grant.
Mrs. JohE English, of Chicago, i
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. O'Donnell, of San Juan, Colora
do. is spending few weeks in the city
See F. w. Lyman & Sons announce
ment, and take advantage of their bar
gains in boots and shoes.
The excursion steamers Flora and
Paxton brought a number of strangers
to this city last week.
The North side artesian we'll is pro.
crossing, u depth of over 100 feet hay-
ing been reached.
A team of old horses in good order
for work for sale for $50.
r. F. ROBERTS, Woodwork, Wis.
Mr.. Charles Durkee, of Elk Rapids,
Mich, is visiting at his fathers, Mr..
Harvey Durkee, in this city.
Mr.. George Swift and wife, of Mil
waukee, are stopping at the Water
Cure.
Miss Minnie Richardson, of Mantle
woe, is the guest of Miss Minnie Mar
tin.
Subscribe for weekly Inter-Ocean,
so cts. for months, at
L. A. RITTMANN's, Ag't, Grant House.
Rev. H. G. Carroll, of Chicago, will
preach at the Baptist church next Sab
bath morning and evening.
Mr.. c. F. Newbury, son-in-law Of
Mr.. Seth Doan, has returned to his
home in Romeo, Mich.
Mr.. Trangott FRANKIE, Sen., an old
resident of Kenosha, was buried on
Saturday last.
Misses Emma and Mary Mead, of
Chicago, are visiting the family of Mr..
J. G. Sleight.
Miss Mamie Sholes, of Milwaukee,
is the guest of Misses Nellie and Hat
tie Balm.
Mr.. ]. G. NJ. Kehlor and wife, and
Mrs. Reamer, of Elkhorn, have gone
for a s0jOurn at the seaside.
The sociable given by the ladies OF
the Baptist church at the parsonage on
Tuesday evening was a very pleasant
affair.
Last Saturday Mr.. Flavel Blackman
of Pleasant Prairie, fell from a stack
of hay and broke his shoulder. DR.
Farr did the necessary surgery.
On Sunday evening the family OF
Mr.. Lewis Beachel was increased by
the addition of boy weighing III
pounds aVOirdupois.
Miss Sallie Sullivan accidentally
sprained her ankle last week. The in
jury was quite serious, though she is
now rapidly recovering.
When pains assail and cramps prevail
You feel as if you'd die;
Don't waste your time in vain despair
But Spring Blossom at once try.
Mr.. A. G. Cole and Mr.. M. Gallagher
have returned from Sturgeon Bay
where they have been on business con
nected with the Craney estate.
STRICTLY PURE BAKING POWDER
Having bought the latest improved
machine, am now making strictl.
pure baking powder. Give it a trial.
4Otf j.. Starkweather.
The Executive Board OF the Keno
sha Agricultural Society will meet a
the Grant House next Saturday. The
premium list will be ready for delivery
on that day.
Mr.. w. III. Saunders, father of Mrs
j. V. Quarles, DR.. w. S. Saunders ant
Mrs. F. S. Fraser, of this city, died OF
Monday night, and was buried OF
Wednesday.
Go to your druggist for Mrs Free
mans Nes0 National Dyes. For bright
ness and durability of color are un
equalled. Color from 2 to pounds
Price, 10 cents. 7y1
Mr.. Alison Fetch, of Somers, fel
dead after his return from Il drive OF
Sunday last. Mr.. Felch was about u
years old, wealthy farmer and res
pected citizen.
Bring in your paint buckets and ge
them filled with strictly pure mixet
paint, in quantity and color as you
want. Only the best material used, a
| 4Otf Starkweathers
Mr.. s. L. Hastings purchased OF
Monday, in Chicago, pair of draugh
horses, weighing 1900 pounds. MI
Hastings is always ready to purchas
when he sees a good horse.
Hon. Sumner /. Kimball, of Wash
ington, ID. c., Superintendent, and MI
James III. Merriman, of Brooklyn, n
| Y, Inspector of Life Saving station
were in the city on Friday last, visit
ing the station at this point.
MeSsrs. Marden & Farr have fitte
up their new store in Simmons Ha
building in fine style, and are movin
L in fhic xuaolr 1rhoxy 1rsll I>ox,o - -.