The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-09-10


On Saturday evening last Miss Ma
imie Van VIE entertained several OF
her young friends at a very enjoyable
tea party.
Capt. a. p. Read has been spending
"a few days in this city. He left We'd
Enesday on his vessel, the Malvina, for
Traverse Bay.
Mrs. Chas. G. Russell, of Ottawa, ILL.,,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. English, returned
home last week.
By request, We hare published several ar
tieles in relation to the Fair in beth the
TELEGRAPH and UNION. After the Fair is
over we will use very little matter that ap-
pears in the one for the other.
i The addition which Mr.. r. B. ToWs
Il lee has made to his dwelling. and
| which is nearly completed, makes it
one of the handsomest in the city,
| Mr.. Chas. G. Russell, of Ottawa, III,
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Th0s.
| English during the past week. He
left for home on Tuesday, accom-
panied by Dir. Thos. English.
/ On Wednesday evening Mrs. DR..
Hazelton gave a large tea party in
honor Of the newly married couple,
DIR. and Mrs. A. Farr. and on Thurs
Iday evening Mrs. DR.. Albert Farr did
the honors on similar occasion.
The sidewalks on the east side of
Park avenue near the Park are in
dilapidated condition, causing great
inconvenience to foot passengers.
A sensation of weight and oppression
at the chest,
With tickling at the larnyx, which
scarcely gives you rest;
Full, hard pulse, salt taste and tongue
very white,
Be sure and take Spring Blossom, and
then you will be all right.
Mr.. Edward HOLSTER has on exhi-
bition at his drug store a rare speci-
men of turtle which he captured at
Twin Lakes. Call and see, and buy
cake Of soap.
| Mr.. Marden, of the firm of Marden
Il Farr, was seen in our muddy streets
last week mounted on his fiery, I'M
tanned steed, of subdued faWn color.
Mr.. Marden has beautiful horse.
On Monday last Samuel Bohanan,
| of Paris, made complaint before JUS
tice Stebbins against Philip Horning,
and the latter was arrested and fined
one dollar and costs.
Intelligence received from the Rev.
| f. w. T0mkins informs us that he ar
rived safely in his new home, and was
greeted with an ovation by his new
people.
Bills are out for the approaching
County Fair. Every preparation is
being made to make the Fair this year
better and more attractive than on any
former year.
Mr.. John Nicoll has changed some
what his first plans of reconstructing
his house on Park avenue, which adds
greatly to the symmetry of the origin
al design.
| Miss Lizzie Petit has returned home
from Buffalo, where she has been sick
for nearly month. Though conval-
escing, Miss Petit is still quite feeble,
as the result of her long and severe
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hoyt and
daughter. and Mr.. Charles Rollo, who
have for some time been guests in the
/ family of Mr.. s. Y. Brande, have re-
turned to Chicago.
On Monday evening last Mr.. Ed
ward Birch, of Somers, dedicated his
new house by a large party. VIM
Dickhaut furnished music, and dane
ing was kept np until late hour.
Go to your druggist for Mrs. Free
mans Ne,O National Dyes For bright
ness and durability of color are un-
eQualled. Color from 2 to 5 pounds.
Price, Is cents. 7y1
Appleton's encyclopedia and other
valuable books were mysteriously Ia
ken from the High School room. The
superintendent would be Obliged for
any information concerning them.
/ Advertising is all humbug unless to
call the attention of the public to some
bthing indispensable to their welfare,
such for instance, as DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil, which for its wonderful
healing powers has become a house
hold word in most American homes.
| Saloon keepers on the North side
| who suffer their customers to become
| intoxicated should furnish them with
better lodgings than their out-houses,
as it is said is the present custom with
one Of them at least
The Mikado of Japan, through his
prime minister, Pe-ka-foo-choo, has
just shipped large lot of splendid
Japanese Paper Napkins, consigned to
Rogers & Barns. For sale at 81 per
! 100. VIZ
| On Friday evening last the Misses
Natalie and Gertrude Newell gave a
very pleasant party in honor of their
guests, Miss Bessie and Master Clar-
cree Allen. The children enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content.
Notwithstanding the rain, rapid pro-
gress is being made every day in the
construction of the elevator of M. Ell.
Petit 4 Co. 1t will be most sub
stantial building, and is Indicative of
the present business boom in Kenosha
| A school trustee said it was unnec-
essary for the children Co repeat les
sons on American history, for every
body knows that history repeats it.
lself.' We can't too often remark that
Spring Blossom is the best cure for
| Dyspepsia, Billiousness and Indiges-
ton.
| Mr.. Sprague Elklns, while walking
in front of Sauber's store the other day,
tripped over the long handled brush
with which the clerk was washing
| windows, and fell on the walk and
lsprained his thumb.
| On Saturday last Charles Walben-
Istine swore out a warrant before JUS
| tice Gillett against Theodore Kerst for
assault and battery. He soon after