The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-06-24
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and Gold Pens at wholesale prices at Ritz
MAINS.
The graduating class of the high school, il
0 their graduating dress, were photographed
in group at Eichelman's gallery on Tuesda.
afternoon. The picture and pose is very
handsome and graceful.
Mr.. Bernardo Ok. of Russell Station, LOST
little daughter, about fourteen months old
on Sunday last. Mr.. ok is section boss on the
St. Paul road at that point, and is we'll known
in this city.
Every consumer Of the Park City Water
Co. is expected to close their faucets imme-
diately at the alarm of FIRE, SO as to give the
: fire department the full pressure Of the
artesian well. 2w2
At the Congregational parsonage, on Mon
day last, the Rev. r. Miller performed the
ceremony which Joined in The bonds of mat
rimony Mr.. Theodore B. Cowles and Miss
, Ida Izora Van Arnum, both Of Gardiner, I'll.
Artistic Photography is the specially OF
Mr.. Eichelman in his art gallery. He not
only prints from the negative, but works up
your picture in the latest and most tasteful
style.
| A dispatch vas received here on Tuesday
evening, by the friends Of the late Sextus n.
Wilcox, that his body had been found in The
lake near where he was drowned, and will
reach Chicago to-day.
The Art Rooms of Mr.. B. W. Eichelman,
over D. Head & Co.'s Bank, are crowded
every night with visitors, and still they don't
seem to tire of the display which is offered
them.
| At the meeting Of the Board of Audit on
Monday night very liberal sum was ap.
propriated for the fourth Of July. Still the
opposition astonishes large class Of the
people.
Modern Spiritualism, the false and the
true" is the evening lecture, and the " Doc
trine of Repentance" the morning subject
Sunday at the Baptist church by Rev. Allan
Curr. All thinkers and investigators invited.
Mrs. Caroline Theisen, the mother of Nick
Theiseu and Martin Theisen, Of this city,
died on Sunday last from Inflammation of
the bowels, and was buried on Tuesday, the
funeral taking place at st. Georges church.
On Sunday afternoon john the son of Mr..
George Williams, night Waterman in N. r.
Allen & Sons tannery, about twelve years of
age, died of dphtheria, and was buried
Monday afternoon. The family have the
sympathy of their friends.
On Saturday last the Racine base ball club
tried the raw recruits of Kenosha, and were
beaten by a score Of twelve to seven. 1t will
be remembered, too, that the Kenosha nine
are all school boys, or what the Racine club
call "kjds.'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kaufman, of Milwaukee,
who formerly kept millinery and fancy
goods establishment, on Main street in this
city, rejoice in the birth of an eleven pound
daughter, which came to them on Monday
last
Mr. Peter Grosch, despairing of being able
to satisfy his customers, has gone abroad to
purchase n new stock Of Straw Goods and
Linen Coats for the fourth of July. In the
meantime man stands at the door with
club TO keep the eager lhrOng back
John LaMarsh, of Chicago, whose father
and brother reside in this city, the latter be-
ing of the firm of Truesdell & LaNTarsh. pho.
tographeys, died in Chicago last Sunday, of
pneumonia He was in the 3lst year of his
age, aud leaves wife aid two children.
At meeting of the improvement AssOcia-
ton on Wednesday evening it was developed
that the committee who went to Waukegan
the day before had made successful arrange
ments with Mr.. Phillips that the necessary
stock had been subscribed, and that the
Phillips Manufacturing Company woull be
formed and in active operation in the near
future.
Geo. Meredith. Jersey City, writes; The
Spring Blossom you sent me had the hap
piest effect on my daughter; her headache
and depression of spirits has vanished. She
is again able TO go to school, and is as lively
as cricket shall certainly recommend it
to oil my friends. Price, so cents: trial
size, 10 cents.
The Emerald Beneficial Association will
hold grand picnic at the Fair Grounds on
the 4th of July. Among the amusements on
the programme for the dry are trOttiug
races, foot races, walking matches, sack
races, climbing creased pole, catching creased
pig, game of baseball, and grand balloon
ascension, to conclude with sociable at
Simmons Hall in the evening. No pains
will be spared to make this one of the most
enjoyable picnics of the day.
The actien of the Agricultural Society at its
late meeting in providing complimentary
tickets only for officers of other agricul-
tural societies will doubles be amended
at the next meeting by providing for the
press. The efficient aid of the press in gra-
tuitons labor and thought to promote the
interests of the society should be justly
recognized. That it was not in its late action
was an entirely unintentional omission.
R. F. RoBERTs, Sec'y.
AT the Irish Land League meeting on Sat.
urday evening we noticed that Mayor Will
liams was on hand and presided on the occa-
sion, proper and timely tribute TO our old
tOwnsman, Judge I. A. Moran. He was
accompanied on the stage by Mr., James Lane
and Mr.. Frank CaEerty, of Chicago, and Mr.
Patrick English, of this city.
Mr. B. w. Eicheman has had the enterprise
to procure one of the celebrated cameras,
made by Dallmeyer, of London, England.
By this means Mr., Eichelman can take
mooving procession, and can get the best i'm