The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1881.
Houses to rent. Apply at this Office.

Houses to rent. Apply at this Office.
Reeds Gilt.Edge Tonic cures fever and ague
Mrs. l.. F. King is spending the week Ia
Chicago.
Mr.. Freeman Clark visited the family of 8.
Y. Brande last week.
Attention is called TO c. D. Hollis adver-
isement in another column,
VIM. Howe is taking trip through the
south on account of his health.
Mr.. Jordan Is about building handsome
residence on Park avenue.
Household furniture for sale at the resi-.
dence of Miss Hattie Doolittle, OH Market st.
Mr., James Hoye, of Racine, spent Sunday
with his parents in this city.
Mrs. Ralph Sutherland has been i'll with
pneumonia, but Is now convalescent.
Miss Dowst, of Waukegan, spent portion
Of the past week with friends In this city.
Mrs. Col. ]. II. Howe has returned from
IN extended visit in Boston and New York.
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sell
ieck & Co., Agents, Chicago.
Mr. Frank Slosson has moved into the
Balm house west of theCongregational church.
Reed 8 Gilt-E Edge Tonic restores the appetite
Mr.. Reamer, of the firm Of NJ. H. Petit s.
Co., has returned from tour through the
west
have been appointed deputies under Sheriff
Bhckman.
Mr.. John Fassbinder went to Burlington
ria Racine on Thursday to attend the funeral
Of his brother, which takes place to-day.
A social dance was given at Emerald Hall
on Monday evening by the South Side Qua.
drille band.
Rev. Mr.. Cruickshanks delivered an inter-
esting lecture in the Congregational church
on Wednesday evening, on Egypt and the
Pyramids"
Mrs. Knox, who has been a guest in the
family Of Mr.. l.. G. Merrill has returned to
her home in Michigan.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace FOR sale at
this office.
A sociable Of the Baptist church will be
held next Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Christopher George.
Mr.. John c. Riggs died quite suddenly in
Salem on the 9th inst, oftyphoid pneumonia.
He was about as years of age.
MIR. Pennoyer is pushing the work on his
dock rapidly, and, when completed, the city
can boast of good improvement,
Mrs. Placey has lost two boys from diph-
liberia within short time. One was eight
years of age and the other fourteen.
Hon. volney French and wife returned
home from the south last week. Judge
French is considerably improved in health.
wASrED.-A good steady boy who under.
stands taking care of horse and COW, and
can work in the garden. Apply to r. Robin
son.
MIR, Joseph Meler and Miss Josephine
slhulte were married at st. Georges church
on Tuesday morning by Rev. Father strick
ner.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office.
Mrs, Johannah Kidder, wife Of Captain
Arson l.. Eidder, died in Wanksgan on the
10th inst, She was in the Gsh year of her
age
Miss Kate Kane will deliver lecture at
the Unitarian church on Tuesday evening,
April 20. Subject Legislation for the Poor
Man"
Mrs. B. +. Walker, at one tins Principal
Of Racine High School, died In Plainview.
Mimi on the 10th ult., aged So years and 10
months.
MIR. Colby, father of Mrs Burritt, of this
city, and Mrs. A. H. Smith. of Salem, died
in Salem ON Friday last. He was about 81
years Of age,
Don't you forget to remember that Frank
Mathews has received this seasons stock Of
Baby Carriages They are beauties, and
cheaper than ever.
Mr.. James Yates, of Warren, Lake county,
died few days ago from tobacco poisoning.
lie ehewed almost continually. and usually
swallowed thej juice.
Peter Zahnen, Jr., who has been the com.
petent and faithful clerk in the grocery store
Of Mr.. o. NJ. Cslkins, left for Kansas City
yesterday,
About two weeks ago Mr.. Strong's doc was
poisoned. The dog was valuable one and
Mr.. Strong would like to find out the usr.
perpetratOr of the deed,
A portion of Fox River bridge has beer
carried away by the food. This will cause
further delay in the running Of trains owe,
the Rocky Mountain road.
"a FOOLS Philosophy" is the subject mex
Sunday evening at the Baptist church,
Morning sermon The Light of th,
World" All are welcome.
It Will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column that Nellie verne's Burlesou
and Novelty Company win give an entertain
ment at Kimball Hall on Monday eevninc
April 25th
The Easter Offering Of the children Of III
Sunday school Of st. Matthe VS. churcI
amounted to ninety-six dollars, a portion
which will go to the church and portion /,
the education Of an Indian boy