The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-08

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Dir. and Mrs. James Haughey, Of Racine
spent few days of the past week in this city
a with Mr. Haughey's parents, Mr. and Mrs
% 0. Haughey.
How to make the best Of both worlds il
the practical theme next Sunday evening al
the Baptist church Morning discourse on
/" The Government of Cod
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Kimball Sere in Mil
waukee last week to attend the wedding oil
their son, W. D. Kimball, with Miss Jennie
Ashley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. G Russell and family
and Miss Allie English. of Ottawa, ILL.,, are ex-
= pected here on Friday on a visit to Mrs.
I Russers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. En-
glish.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. C. Bailey, of Albion, N.
Y, spent few days Of the past week at the
residence of DR.. Starkweather. Mr. Bailey
is brother of Mrs Starkweather
Mr.. G. s. Button, aged 81 years ami
months, died in Antioch on the 22d ult. #, of
Inflammation of the bowels. Mr. Button was
one of the old settlers of the county.
Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity
are using Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t is the
best article sold for restoring gray hair to its
original color and beauty.
Mr.. Norman Barnes, of this city, pre-
sented US with well-preserved apple of the
Pippin variety, on Tuesday morning, of last
years growth. 1t is quite curiosity.
Mr.. John Mauritz, of Philadelphia, Mr..
John Holman. of Racine. and Mr.. Peter
Schmall, of Chicago, we're the guests Of Mr..
Peter Werscheim, in this city. during the
Fourth
Mr.. Thomas Warner died in Antioch, H.,
on the 9th ult. aged 81 years. Mr.. Warner
was one of the early settlers of Antioch and
was present at the reunion of the old settlers
few days ago lie was much respected
On Saturday evening last quite spirited
running race occurred on North Main street
| between Bullanore's mustang, "White
Bird and John Germans horse, F." Eclipse"
White Bird won the race by two lengths.
A little boy, the son Of Mr.. George Seel-
man, saw a newly born calf taking nourish-
ment from its mother quite early in the
morning, and FASTENED to tell his mother
that calf was "eating the COW up
Last week the poundmaster and his aids
had quite run after what they supposed to
be goose, but instead of getting their goose
they found, much to their chagrin. that they
we're pursuing white cat.
The Sisters of St. Catharines Academy of
Racine held their commencement exercises
on Wednesday. Rev. J NJ. Clearly, of this
city, presented the diplomas and delivered
an address.
There will be some changes in the corps
of school teachers for the coming year.
Miss Mcintyre and Mr.. Wattles have each
signi6ed their intention not to renew their
engagements.
Last week Mr.. w D. Kimball son of J. II. |
Kimball, of this city, was united in marriage
with Miss Jennie Ashley, daughter of Rev.
DR.. Ashley, of Milwaukee, formerly at the
head of Kemper Hall in this city. They have
our congratulations.
Mr.. Riffenstein, Boston, Mass, writes
" Your Spring Blossom has cured me of dys-
pepsia of four az years standing. I have
regained my normal appetite, can sleep we'll
and feel like new man." Price so cents
trial bottles, 10 cents.
Mr.. Lewis Knapp complains that on the
Fourth lot of boys wantonly threw fireworks
against his buildings on Ann street, just north |
of Market street. This is the way fires orig
inate and such conduct is very reprehensi-
BILE.
The next meeting of the Kindergarten AS
ISOLATION will be held at the house of Mrs. F. |
B. Cunning on Friday afternoon at clock
All members of the association and all inter
ested in the work are invited to be present.
EMILY E. BOND, Sec'y.
A large amount of credit is due the Mayor,
Hon. Henry Williams, for the interest he
took in the celebration of the Fourth of July. |
He was untiring in his efforts, and did all he |
could to satisfy not only the individuals from |
town and country, but every association in
the city.
A young lady, somewhere between seven
teen and twenty years of age, residing on
Prairie avenue, undertook to ride bare
backed horse, standing on one foot, recently. |
She fell to the ground, and escaped with
slight injuries.
Mr.. Balm is adding to his already large
wagon factory four story building 1t is
being erected under the superintendency of
Mr.. George Yule, and the mason work is
under the management of Mr.. Joseph Tully,
the competent mechanic.
For fine, artistic photography, and with
the best arranged gallery in the state, Trues-
dell & La Marsh are bound TO take the lead.
The Imperial Cabinet was first introduced at
their gallery about two years ago, notwith-
standing ads to the contrary. 5w1
The United States supply ship, "Dahlia,
with light house inspector, was in the harbor
a few days ago. The inspector expressed
himself we'll pleased with the appearance of
the government property and the faithful
services of Mr., Louis DeDiemar, the light
house keeper.
Mrs. Fisk ana family wish to offer their
fervent thanks to the many kind friends
whose timely labors rescued their house from
the flames on the evening of the 4th. Had
they not so readily rushed TO the conflict and
applied the artesian water, the family would
surely have lost their highly-prized home.
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