The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1881.

r hIDAIS NV LDAONA' -
Dir. Jas. Mcbride is seriously i'll.
Mrs. VIM. II. Wllerion is dangerously ILL
Unique French Fashions at the 900. Store
Mr.. J. B. Jackson, moulder, has gone to
Chicago
Miss Olive Blackman will leave for Dakota
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gallaghan rejoice over
the birth Of daughter.
Call and see the only full line of Holiday
Goods in the city at the 99c. Store. 23W2
Mr.. Otis s. Rogers and Mrs. Charles
Wattles we're married last week.
Miss Matte French has gone TO Eau Claire
to spend the winter.
Miss Lily Runals will leave for New York
on Saturday morning
Mr.. J. H. Petrie, of Alexandria, Dakota,
has come home for the winter.
900. Store for Xmas Presents. Call early
while the stock is complete. 23w2
Mr.. Geo. V. Redeker reports snow four
inches deep at Oshkosh last Friday.
Lewis Fellows have recently put new
boiler and engine into their fax mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Merrill, of Kansas
City, Mo-, visited relatives here this week.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fade
are now made by Truesdell & LaMarsh. 9tf
Mr.. J. G. McKindley and daughter Hat
tie returned home from Europe last week.
A few Of the new maps of the city of Ke.
nOsha for sale cheap at this Office.
Mr.. George Zeivers, of Chicago, Is visiting
his mother and old friends in this city.
Death to rats and vermin, Parsons Exter'
minator.
Mr.. L. C. Holt has gone to the Sanitarium
at Battle Creek, Mich, for few weeks.
The Boston Ideal Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany win not be here until the 18th.
A full line of Myers Unique French
Patterns at 99c. Store. 23w2
Mrs. Haynes French will spend the winter
with her son.In.law, Mr.. Homer Pierce. IN
SOmers.
Mr.. Jeremiah kichtmyer died of old age
at the residence of his sister, Mrs. II. Hus'
ted, In Bristol, on the 30th ult.
Rev. Lucien Lance is quite i'll with spinal
meningitis and unable to attend to his duties
at Kemper Hall.
Mrs. H. P. Greeley and daughter Kate
Of saltwater, Mimi, are visiting relatives
in this city.
Rev. Mr.. Bell fills the place of Mr.. Lance
as teacher at Kemper Hall during The i'll
ness Of the latter
Mr.. A. WulH, agent for KimbaiPs Piano
house, of Chicago, returned home last week
from Winona, MINI.
Great bargains In Glassware for the next
10 days TO make room for Xmas goods. 99c
Store. 29w2
Mr.. Hugh McKindley left last week fol
Sandwich, ILL.,, where he expects to remain
a few weeks with his son,
Rev. DR.. Ashley, of Milwaukee, takes thu
place of Mr. Lance as chaplain at Kempe
Hall during the illness Of the latter.
Rev. DR.. Ashley, who is officiating tempo
rarlly OF Kemper Hall, preached last Sun
day evening at st. Matthews church.
The young friends of Miss Alice Waffle
gave her surprise party on Monday even
ing, which was most agreeable one.
Miss Louisa Brown is quite helpless from
stroke Of paralysis, and her recovery
doubtful. She is attended by DR.. Gillespie
Mr.. @. p. Sauber, of Rockford, was il
town on Saturday last to attend the funers
Of his mother, Mrs. Theodore Sauher.
Take your pictures TO be copied to Trues
dell & La Marsh, instead of giving them
some one that you know nothing about 23W
News has been received here that NJ
Ichabod Simmons is very i'll at his home nes
Waukegan, and his death is hourly expected
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the app
title. For sale by F. Robinson.
Mrs. Eliza Derbyshire, who has recent
had a successful operation perforated on he
eyes, by the removal of a cataract, in Chic.
60, returned home Wednesday night.
Miss Lily Ruuals will give an entertain
Inent in the Congregational church Frida
evening for the benefit of the Ladies' Societ,
VIM. Joerndt caught 1856 lbs. of front 6
Saturday night, Doth ult. Tais is said 10
the largest haul of trout made here wi
gill nets.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0rrin Bullamore, of Sor
ers, who were visiting relatives the ps
three weeks in Nebraska, returned hon
last Saturday.
Dyspeptic symptoms, such as retastiue
the food, belching, heat in the stomac
heartburn, ETC., promptly cured by Brown
Iron Bitters.
The ladies of the Congregational chur
will meet at the residence of Mrs. |. ]. Cha
this (Thursday) afternoon. Gentlemen a
most cordially invited to tea.
Mr.. John Frizey, of McHenry county. i
and Mrs. Jennie Rice, of Wilmot, were m,
ried by Rev. R. W, Bosworth, on the
inst, at the American House.
Deserving articles are always appreciat,
The exceptional cleanliness of Parkers H
Balsam makes II popular. Gray hairs /
impossible with its occasional use.