The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-07
Whitaker Engino and Skein Co.,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

All subscribers to the TELEGRAPH
who do not pay their subscriptions on
or before the 10th Of January will be
charged SO per year. When we re-
duced the price of the paper we done
so for the purpose Of inducing our
subscribers to pay in advance.
Hon. Volney French is still confined to his
house
Miss Hattie HeaId spent the holidays with
her mother.
The public schools will open again on Mon
day next,
Charles Schroeder, Of Chicago, has been
visiting his parents the past two weeks.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor, of Antioch, Ill.,, died
on Saturday last. after long illness.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Miss Mcdonald, of Fond du Lac. is guest
in the family of DR.. A. Farr.
The latest styles Of Winter Caps al GroSch
& Eiehelmanns. 26w5
Mr.. John English has returned TO his old
post in c. A. Dewey store.
Goods sold at greatly reduced prices at
Grosch & Eichelmann's. 26w5
Mr. and Mrs j. II. Vermilye, Of Chicago,
spent Sunday last with friends in this city.
For those distressing diseases peculiar to
women DAYS KIDNEY PAD is invaluable
The Emerald Beneficial Association will
hold their annual ball on the 22d Of Febru-
ary
Mr.. James O'Donnell, Waukegan typo,
spent New Years with his mother in this
city.
Preparatory to removal, we will sell our
winter stock at cost.
sow GROscH 4 EIcHELMAN.
MIR. Jas. L. Bush, Of the Blake House, Of
Racine, was in Kenosha on Wednesday, and
attended the Masonic sociable in the evening.
Miss Hattie Perltt, of Rock Falls, Iowa,
made short visit to her aunt. Mrs. George
Hale, Sr,, last week.
A new freight house has just been COM
}pleted at the depot, mueh-needed improve
ment
Miss Allie Hale, having spent the holiday
vacation with her parents, left on Monday
to attend school at Rockford, I'll,
Mrs. O. P. Hale entertained her children
and grandchildren on New Years day in the
Yankee style of "lOng ago"
On Thursday afternoon of last week Miss
Lizzie Petit gave coffee in honor of her
young lady guests.
Mr.. ]. G. Sleight, who has been away for
some time on q business tour, spent the hcli-
days with his family in this city.
superior quality of black cardboard for
sale at this Office
The smiling face of Chef Reynolds was well
coined by many of our ladies on New Years
Day.
Miss Matte Farr and Miss Lulu Petit are
home from their respective schools for short
vacation.
The many friends of Rev. F. 4. Lee will
be glad TO know that he has so far recovered
his health as to be able to ride out
Just Received--A large lot of Gents VI
sters at Grosch & Eichelmann's. 26w5
Miss Helen Newman left this week for
Kalamazoo, Mich, to remain few weeks
with friends.
Mr.. Thomas Hannahs, who has been suffer.
ing long time from cancer in the face, died
last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. James Lane returned from Bannock
CITY, Montana, last week, where she has
sg5ssn visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Samuel Rooney has disposed of HE farm
10 Pleasant Prairie and gone to Iowa, where
he has purchased farm of 500 acres.
Mr., A. c. Capron, of Winnetks, was in this
city on Sunday and Monday, to attend the
funeral of his mother-in'law, Mrs Doolittle
Mr.. II. Courtney and daughter, of Milwau
kee, spent New Years Day as guests in hi
family of Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hinsdale,
Rev. Mr.. TOrbert, Of New York preached
very eloquent sermon at ST. Matthew
church last Sunday evening.
The Masonic Society gave party at thei
hail on Wednesday night. II was pleasan
affair, and was we'll attended.
Mr.. PA. Herzog, dealer in Flour and Feed
of Racine, was in town on Wednesday. NJ,
Her7og has number of friends here.
On Thursday, Mr.. Johnson jackson an
Miss Jennie Carter were united in msrriaa
by Rev. ]. L. Hewitt at the residence Of ii
BRIDES mother in this city.
Our Somers package, which was MALE
last Friday morning. was returned to tn
office on Tuesday morning without Il
wrapper
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlando Foster, who h
been visiting friends in Kenosha and vicini
for several weeks, left for their home in Ka
sas City, Mo-, last Friday.
Oscar Hclton, city lamp-lighter, after ia
ing over the turning post in Main at. bridp
songratulates himself that he Is of corpule
dimensions
Mrs. Maria A. futile. an aged and high
esteemed lady, died at the residence of
daughter, Mrs, Beckwith, In Benton, Ill.,,
the 18th ult.