The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1891.


Amy thing you want at the 99c Store.
st. Marks congregation are again agitat-
ing The question of a new church.
Mr.. Nicholas Rolers is building new
house on North Main street.
Look out for an immense stock of Holiday
Goods this week at the 99c Store. 1872
Mrs H. Hunt and daughter, of Brooklyn,
n T., are visiting Mr.. Silas Clark.
Mrs. Eva Mcneil, of Chic ,go, is visiting
friends in this city.
Nothing like the "Burt" Kid at Huck's.
Dongola' nowhere. 19w4
Read 8. Fisk's and Lauer & Becker's
new announcements.
Mr. Marden, of the firm of Marden &
Farr. returned from Boston last week.
Mrs P. English and son Charles spent the
past week in Chicago, visiting relatives.
Mr.. Michael Hoye, who went to Moline,
H., last spring, to work, has been obliged to
return home on account of ill.health.
Miss Head and Miss Russell have been
whiting Mrs. Geo. Taylor, at Evanston, dur
ing the past week.
At The pigeon shoot on the Island last
week Charley Kerber carried off the most
game.
Many who long suffered from nervous de-
bility would now be in their graves had
they not used Browns Iron Bitters.
Mrs. A. Dickhaut Mrs. George Limpert,
and Mrs. John Minderman went to Chicago
on Saturday last for weeks visit.
Albert Zens will move into his new store
the last of this week, providing he can move
on wheels, and not on raft
The hoys all claim that they can get a
garment made to perfection at M. Zahnen's.
He reports business on the boom.
Mr.. John Vosburgh, the Republican can
didate for the assembly, was in town on
Monday looking up his friends.
The Apollo Club intend to give one of
their pleasant parties in Simmons hall in
the near future.
Mr. Il. L. Cleary, of the law firm of Carter
& Cleary, Platevlle, Wis, spent the past
week with his brother, Rev. j. NJ. Ceary, in
this city.
Miss Nellie French returned home on
Monday from Battle Creek, Mich, where
she spent few weeks with her sister
Alice.
The quarterly meeting, with its usual ex
ercises, will be held at Asbury on Saturday
M opH not np RI TO1.
man will be present, if God permits.
DR.. II. Colman will give temperance lee
ture on Saturday in Curtis 4 Shumway's
hall, Bristol station, at o'clock, P. NJ. All
are invited.
Mary Anna Schubert died in Burlington,
Wis, on the 18th inst, aged seventy
years.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fade
are now made by Truesdell & LaNIarsh. Off
Rev Dr. Everhart, of Montgomery, Ala,
is making short visit in the city and vicin-
ity.
Mr.. j. A. Mann, of Kalamazoo, Mich,
formerly of this city, called on friends here
during the past week
New goods received daily at the 99e. Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Foster who have
been visiting their son in California have
returned to Kansas City.
Mr.. G. L. Ely has sold his house on Chi
cage street TO party in Chicago, and has
moved into the Blinn house, near the park.
On Sabbath evening, at clock, Rev. G.
Parsons will speak on temperance at Asbury
church. Theme, "The relation of civil
government to the liquor traffic"
Hon. H. G. Simmons, OF this city, was
elected one of the Board of Directors of the
Western Union Telegraph Company at a
meeting in New York last week.
The Racine Silver Plate Company were
awarded diploma at the fair for magnif,
cent display of silyerware, and G. A. Dewey
for cook and paIlor stoves.
Mr.. Bain's new building is progressing as
fast as could be expected, considering the
Indictment weather, and bids fair TO be on,
,of the handsomest structures in the city.
Mr.. Josiah Bond, Jr., spent last weel
with his family and friends in this city. IT
returned on Monday last to his business il
New York.
Don't forget Prof Richards lectures a
che Congregational church on the 25th, oct
aud 9th, for the benefit of the Ladies' All
Society.
Victims to constipation and its untol
miseries can keep in good condition by
moderate use of Ayers Pills,--the sures
safest and most reliable calhartc.
w. ]. Ryan will sell at public auction
one.half mile south of the Catholic churc
in the town of Paris, on Tuesday Oct. q
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, farming stock an
farm implements. Z. r. Wilson, auctionee
Rev. Mr., Cruickshanks, formerly pastor
the Congregational church in this city. w,
here the first of the week. shipping his fu
niture to New Jersey, where he is about
settle and take charge of parish.
Mr.. Henry L. Devereaux, for fifteen yea
editor of the Burlington Standard. has r
tired from the business. He is succeeded
Messrs Michael Wagner, and Mr.. G. Edd
Sawyer.
Go TO Marden 4 Fairs for Mrs. Freema,
Ne,o National Dyes. For brightness and d
rability of color are unequaled. Color fro
Q to pounds. Price 10 cents.
Mr. Peter Jacobs is selling out his stock
goods preparatory to the opening of his ne
match factory in the old malt house, ON h
north branch of the river early in Move,
her.
The Whitaker Engine and Skein Co. n
putting up brick addition to their alrea,
extensive works. The building will he
by 80 feet and will be used as a blacksmi
shop.
Michael Hammond, for long time one
the head blscksmiths in Mr.. E Bain's sht
has gone TO reside in Fort Wayne. II
Hammond has many friends, all Of VIII
wish him every success in his new home.