The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-15

Through necessity, solicit the patronage 0
my friends in Kenosha to do all kinds Q
sewing, making dresses, after being fitted
shirts, pants and boys suits. | also have al
organ to sell cheap. Mrs. 7. L. WHITBEcK.
On Sunday last the quarterly meeting O
that denomination was held at the Methodist
Episcopal church in this city Rev. DR.
Colman, of Milwaukee, preached the sermon
Profit and Loss is the subject of the
lecture next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church. Morning services at the usual hour
All welcome.
Miss Minnie VALID, daughter of SIr. Ru.
dolph Wald, for many years a resident Of
Burlington. Wis, died in Hanover, Kansae
on the 3D. inst, of consumption.
Go to Marden s. Farr's for Ars. Freeman
Ne,o National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price Is cents.
Alderman Schend, who met with such a
serious accident on the Fourth, is improving
rapidly, and is able to sit up considerable
time each day.
The Phillips Furniture Manufacturing
Company have purchased the old Peter Wood
buildings of Mrs. Petit, and will proceed to
occupy them as soon as possible,
Rev. r. Miller, of the Congregational
church, will exchange pulpits with Rev. Mr..
Corsbie, Of the Paris and Bristol church, next
Sunday. oa
The Racine Journal says the yacht Nh mi
is still in that port and will be kept there
the remainder of the season What about
the race between her and the Rambler Do
Nick Arnold. one of s. L Hastings team
sters, suffered a sunstroke on Friday last
while driving his team. He is, however. out,
and rapidly recovering. se
Mr.. Paul A. We'll, CT West Bend, and Mr..
Peter Weller, of Port Washington, Wis, were
the guests of Mrs. John Mayer last sstur-
day. 4
"The rambourine Girl by L. C. Earl,
the best water color artist in America, which
has been on exhibition at Elchelman's art
gallery, has been sold to Mr.. H. NJ. Theirs
for $50. ~.5 @
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cooper, of Msnito-
voc, Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, Of Green
Bay, and Mrs. DIR. Johnson, of Harvard, were
guests in the family of Hon. F. Robinson the
first Of the week. .,......
Mr., Cady. of the City Hotel. informs US
that there is no probability of his selling out
but would sell if the right kind Of custom
err presented himself 1t was announced in
the 10 last week that he was about to SELL
A stranger found fine whip ON Market
street few days ago. II was left with Mr..
Elisha Kinney. The owner can have the
by calling on Mr.. Kinney and pay
ing charges.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of the late Joseph Mellor, in the town of
Salem, on Saturday, July 23d, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, of live stock, farming utensils and
household furniture
A travelling hat factory in the shape of one
G W. Crocker has been about the town for
some tina. He seems to be d)ins land
Office business, and is sail TO give general
satisfaction. ha u.UW
On Sunday morning one Of the night
police made slight mistake. He was re.
quested to wake citizen in time to take the
early morning train. He meant we'll but
wakened the wrong man in the wrong house.
He is forgiven, if he won't do it again.
The principal transformation Sunday otter
noon for the boys was game Of base ball
with the swallows, which took place on Main
street The swallows beat, the boys net get
ting a single inning. b.
Next Saturday evening. at Apollo Hall,
benefit is to be given to Mr..
F. B. Cumming, of the Thespian Dramatic
Club. Mr.. Cunning has done great deal
in the past to furnish amusement for the peo-
pie of Kenosha. and deserves rousing benefit
Mr.. VIM. ]. English, a prominent lawyer
of Chicago, and for a long time the partner
of Judge Moran, spent last Sunday as the
guest of his uncle, Mr.. Patrick English, Of
this city. Mr.. English is the son of Mr..
John English. now of Chicago
The Emerald Beneficial Association desire
to return thanks to Mr.. Edward Balm for his
generous donation of the use of the fair
grounds for their picnic on the Fourth, and
to the young ladies who kindly volunteered
their assistance on the occasion.
Mrs G. N. Ferry, of Benton, H., was
found dead in her bed last Monday morning.
She retired in her usual good health the
night previous. 1t is supposed her death
was caused by appoplexy. She was in her
9th year.
Mr. N. Psrodise, aged 80 years, died on
Tuesday at the residence of hiO son-in-law,
Mr.. Nicholas eraser, of Somers. His re-
mains we're brought to Kenosha on Wednes.
day and sent to Port Washington. his former
home, for intermeni
Mr., Hosea Barns, principal of River Falls
High School during the past year, was pre-
scented with gold-headed ebony cane by the
citizens of that place before returning to
Kenosha as token of their esteem. As our
citizens all know. Mr.. Barns is worthy Of the
gift
Mrs o Connell, an old lady resiling in
the town of Caledonia, Racine county, was
found dead near the Northwestern railroad
track few days ago. 1t is supposed she
became exhausted while walking aud lay
down and died She was about 65 years of
age.
Mr. Evan W. Evans and Miss Elizabeth A.
Williams we're married in Racine on the 9th
inst. Mr.. Herbert Nelson and Miss Win