The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-01

Rev. J. NJ. Cleary preached very impress
sive sermon on temperance last Sunday even
ing.
Sunday evening services at st. Marks
church have been discontinued until further
notice.
Mrs. Capt. A. Miller has been visiting at
Mrs. s Ripley's in Salem during the past
week.
Mr.. W. H. Harrison is negotiating for the
purchase of the Danish church on Park
street. lie wants it for a planning mill.
Mrs. Barnes, of Stevens Point, Wis, has
been on visit the past week to her sister,
Mrs Jas Cavanagh.
Mrs. Noyes, wife of hon. Daniel Noyes,
of La Porte, Ind, and Judge of that judicial
circuit, is guest in The family Of Mr. o. s
Newell in this city.
The Calathumpians all joyfully rally
around their colors and will have grand
turnout ON the Fourth. An elaborate pro-
granme has been prepared.
Mr.. Ed. Briggs gave his friends big
feed of Strawberries on Friday night. Dick
haut's full band furnished the music TO shake
them down.
B. W. Eichelman's new Photographic gal
lery and art studio will be open all day on
the 4th for the accommodation of his friends
from the country. Anvil
The Fourth of July celebration will prove
to be all we hive sought for tan enter
prise on the part of the city officials and
pleasant pastime for all our country friends.
Rev. Mr. Bell and Rev. Mr. Lance were at
Racine on Sunday last, to attend at the
Baccalaureate services and sermon at Racine
college.
Capt. Harry Sinclair took the yacht Ram
bier to Chicago on Friday last She will be
ready for the proposed race with the Mamie
on the 4th.
Mr.. S. W. Truesdell, of this city, and Mr..
w. H. Thurston, of Milwaukee, contemplate
going TO Michigan to spend week grayling
fishing
Go to Marden & Farr's for Mrs. Freentan's
New National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price Is cents.
Last week one of our compostors changed
the word " commenced" TO completed"
and said that Mr.. Alwini had completed his
work of frescoing the Congregational church.
There are few things that please Roscoe
but if he would try Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic we believe he would find some.
thing fully up to his Fourth of July notions
Comets are said to be precursors of war or
famine. We have had plenty of famine in
these regions. The lawyers especially say
give us little war.
We noticed Mr.. A. Wulff, the popular agent
Of W. W. Kimbalrs piano establishment in
Chicago, at Colwells' fashionable dining
rooms in Milwaukee on Tuesday last.
Grosch & Eichelmln have received large
stock ofStraw Hats, Linen Coats and Busters
and Gents Furnishing Goods. They will not
be undersold. Always glad to show goods.
We have said all the time that the 90 Fourth
ofJuly would give it sweat" 1t has come.
Ninety degrees in the shade, How fervently
The lager beer men pray that it may contin re.
All Of the capital stock of the furniture
has been subscribed, and the works
will be in operation in o few weeks. There
is yet room for other enterprises in Kenosha
Many lose their beauty from the hair fall
ing or fading, Parker's Hair Balsam sup.
plies necessary nOurishment, prevents falling
and grayness, and is an elegant dressing.
Farmers would do we'll 10 remember when
working in the fields that few wet leaves
placed in the crown of the hat will prevent
sunstroke.
The Sunday School Assembly of the NJ. E.
church will hold its fifth annual session at
Lake Bluff from July to 20. There will be
a large number of speakers from all parts of
the country present.
Baptist church next Sunday: Morning
services as usual In the evening. Fourth
Of July Grafton by the pastor, on "What
Scotchman thinks of the day and its memo
ries." All persons cordially invited.
Mr.. B. W. Eichelman has on exhibition
and for sale beautiful water color printing
by one of the best artists. The price of it
is $50. If not sold before Saturday it will be
returned to its owner.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z Sutherland AMI family
leave on Thursday of next week for six
weeks visit to their parents in Vermont and
Maine. Mr.. Sutherland will spend few
weeks on the coast fishing
The Rev. Allan Curr will, by request,
deliver Fourth of July Grafton in the Baptist
church next Sunday evening Subject,
+" The Day we Celebrate, viewed from a ma
tiOnal and religious standpoint
The Premium List for the Kenosha County
Agricultural Fair is now in the hands of the
printer. Parties wishing to advertise in it
will please send their announcements TO this
office.
When you come in TO celebrate the Fourth,
call at Lauer & Becker's and examine their
stock of Straw Hats, Linen Coats and Dust
ers, and Gents Furnishing Goods. Prices
will be sure TO suit you. 4-wl
The twentieth monthly meeting of the
KenOsha Nightingale Club was held at the
residence of Mrs s. Fisk on Wednesday
evening. These meetings are very pleasant
affairs.
The comet is still visible at this point. 1t
is little amusing to the passersby to see the
snowy costumes which adorn the verandahs of
some of our dwellings about . o'clock in the
morning,
Keep your eye on the comet, and do not let