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


! Prairie Station, on Friday evening, Jan. IA
All are invited to come
Richard Thomas. Of Pleasant Prairie, wal
arrested in Lake County, on charge of steal
q ing number Of cattle, and lodged in the jai
. at Waukegan last week.
Miss Matte French, who has been spend.
ing the holidays at her hone in this city, re-
turned to her studies at the Academy Of De-
sign in Chicago on Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of St. Matthew:
church met on Wednesday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Serene Fisk. A good at
tendance and pleasant time.
Reeds Gilt. Edge Tonic restores the appetite.
Mr.. Osborn Cspron, of Alden. ILL.,, is visit
ing old friends in this city. Mr.. Capron lost
! his sight at the burning Of the old Durkee
House several years ago, and is entirely
blind.
One Of the typos in a neighbOring Office
lost his Overcoat on New Years night, and
after making quite diligent SCI rch found it
where he had left il, in one of the saloons in
this city.
The children Of Rev. Mr.. Tomkins, former
Rector of St. Matthew's church, have been
quite sick with diphtheria at Englewood,
where they, with their mother, have been
spending the winter They are said to be
convaleseing.
Samples Of every novelty in the line OF
printers stock can be seen at this Office, and
we will get anything we have not in stock
when it is requested.
| Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sell
eek & Co., Agents. Chicago.
! Miss Matte Farr entertained few Of her
friends at her fathers residence on Tuesday
evening. Dancing TO the music furnished
by Dickhaut's Band was the principal feature
| Of the occasion.
BAPTIST CAURcH--Allan Carr Pastor.
Morning sermon next Sunday, "Peter, the
Man Of Impulse" Evening Sunday School
Praise Meeting, and lecture on Little For
ces.' All welcome.
Chas. L. Rossiter, 1875 Summit st., Toledo,
Ohio, says II would not take one thousand
dollars fer my Excelsior Kidney Pad, if /
could not get another. have gained in
three months thirty pounds. Adv.
Mrs. A. N. Doolittle, one of the oldest resi-
dents of this city, and a lady very much res
pected by all and loved by many, died on
Saturday last at her residence on Market
street. Her funeral took place on Monday
last, and was attended by large number
Prof. Guilmette, theinventor Of the French
Kidney Pad bearing his name, was one Of
The most noted medical men Of his day in
France. It's cures of kidney diseases are
most marvellous, and are said TO be perma-
nent. For sale by F. Robinson, Kenosha.
A disgraceful row occurred on New Years
eve at the dance in Schends Hall. Several
pistols were drawn and several young men
had their heads cut and bruised. 1t is strange
that no arrests were made. It is time stop
was put to such scenes they are altogether
too frequent.
Mr. Charles Holderness and Miss Frances
Mcdonald, both of this city, celebrated New
Year, day by being married. The ceremony
took place at St. Marks church, and was
performed by Rev. Father Cleary. Charley
is an enterprising young man, and we wish
him and his bride every happiness.
viii 8. Griscom, late of the Republican
Journal in this city, has purchased an inter-
est in the Chattanooga Commercial, and will
remain in the South. While here Mr. Girls
com made many friends by his genial good
nature and gentlemanly bearing, and we wish
him success in his new undertaking.
Go to Marden & Farr's for Hrs. Freeman
NeaO National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled. Collar from
q W - pOuuuS. TITUS ~ ccntbs
The Temple of Honor Dramatic Club have
nearly completed their arrangements for the
production Of the popular drama, Eileen
Oge," or Dark's the Hour before the
Dawn" and will produce the same OF Apollo
Hall some time this month. A good enter
tainment awaits the amusement-loving pub
lie.
The Temple of Honor meetings will be
resumed ON Sunday afternoon, Jan. 10th,
and an effort will be made to make them I'M
usually interesting. On the Sunday above
referred to. it is expected that Rev. Father
Cleary, of st. Marks church, will deliver an
address. Good music will also be part Of
the exercises.
Mrs. Luoina HAnnahs died at the residence
Of her son, Mr.. F. Hannshs, in the town Of
Pleasant Prairie, on the Goth of December,
aged Sc years. Mrs. Hannahs was one of the
oldest residents of Kenosha County, having
come here from New York State in August,
1885, She was beloved by all who knew
her.
We are adding several fonts of the latest
styles Of type to our already extensive assOrt-
ment, and are prepared to do anything in the
line of printing, from the smallest card to the
largest poster, in manner equal. If not
superior, to any other Office in Kenosha, and
at prices as low as the lowest.
At the instance Of Rev. Father Cleary, a
complaint has been made by Hon. A. C. Sim
clair, Mayor, against the McLinden children,
for the purpose of sending them to the char
liable institutions pertaining to the Catholic
church. This is a very wise proceeding, and
does great credit to the efforts of Father
Cleary.
Our stage drivers have been seized with q
matrimonial mania. Mr.. Chef Wattles, o
short time ago, took to himself the fair Nan
Enright, and on Tuesday of last week Harry
Bullen united his destinies with those of Miss
Minnie Wattles. We wish both couples a
Uannv New Year and all fha hlesaiuOs and