The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, JULY %, 1881.


New Imperial photographs at Eichelman' 8.
No notice taken Of anonymous communi-
cations
DR.. and Mrs. A. Farr have returned from
their visit to Eau Claire.
Mr.. Jas. Sullivan is spending few weeks
with his uncle, Mr.. W. f. Reed.
Mr. Christ. schend is able to be out and
give attention to his business. ..t
Mr.. John Lynch, Of Walton, Ill.,. is visiting
his father, Mr.. VIM. Lynch.
Messrs. W. 8. and Lafayette Porter. Of
Racine, were 10 this city this week.
Road Warrants for sale at this office.
DIR. and Mrs Starkweather returned from
their visit to Michigan last Saturday.
Mr., and Miss Shief, of Boston, are being
entertained in the family Of Col J. H. Howe.
A few more ine Albums for sale at closing
out prices at Rittmann's.
Houses TO rent Apply at this office.
Mr.. q. G. Simmons has gone to New York
on business trip
Mr.. Alfred Newell died in Waukegan on
the 9Th inst, of diabetes aged 81 years.
Blanks for Justices Of the Peace for sale at
this office
Mr.. Geo. II. Shea died in Newport, ILL.,,
Of oerebrO spinal meningitis. aged 20 years.
Mrs. JAS. Cole has recovered from her
long and severe illness.
Mr.. Peter BOesen, of Chicago, was in town
few days during the past week
Miss Merle English, formerly of this city,
graduated in Chicago recently.
Mr.. Geo. s. Baldwin returned home from
Cleveland on Saturday last
Mrs, Louis DeDiemar is spending few
weeks with friends in Wheatland. e.
August and William Weiskopf, of Colum-
bus, Wis, are spending week with their
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Weiskopf
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Leach, of Racine, and
recently of this city, rejoice over the birth Of
an eight pound boy.
Mr. James Bones died at his residence
near Racine last week, from old age He
came to the West in 1916.
Mr.. VIM. Hartung is building frame
house north of Mr.. c. L. Hastings in the
town Of SOmers.
Box Papers, Books, Autograph Albums
and Gold Pens at wholesale prices at Ritz
mann's.
Mrs. johnson Thompson, formerly Of
Wsukegan. died in Texas on the 9th ult ;,
aged SO years,
Mr.. j. G. Turniss, q limb of the law, OF
Chicago, spent few weeks with Mr.. J. N.
Jacobs in this city,
Mr.. Jos, Jacobs, of Minneapolis, Mimi,
spent q few weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthias Jacobs.
Billy OiClaAUt, the tOnsOrisl artist, has
mounted very tasteful sign on the corner
of the bank.
Miss Grace Howe has returned home from
Europe, where she has been spending some
months
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, Of Central City, are
guests in the family of Mr.. Lewis Balm. Mr.
Meyers is the uncle of Mrs Balm.
The building Of the culvert at erome Creel
was awarded to Mr.. John McGivern on hi,
bid OF $40 Mr. Joseph TuIlys bid was
slS6.
when any one wants copies Of Probat,
notices made for publication in either tn,
UNION or TELEGRAPH, we will have then
drawn up without cost if they will inform us
Preparatory to the arrival of fall and win
ter goods, Grosch & Eichelman will sell tn
balance Of their stock of spring and summe
goods ct greatly reduced rates. CIV
Miss Lizzie Bond. who has been visitin
in the family Of the late Hon. Sanford I
Church, in Albion, N. V, returned HON
on Wednesday last.
Go to Marden & Farr's for Mrs. Freeman
NtU National Dyes, For brightness and du
rability Of color are unequaled Color fror
ITO pounds. Price Is cents.
Quite q number Of our young Germa
friends attended the picnic at Wheatland OF
Sunday last. They say they had a pleasau
ride and good time.
Because 1t adds to personal beauty by r,
storing color and luster to gray or faded hal,
and is beneficial to the scalp, is why Parker
Hair Balsam is such popular dressing.
Rev. W. X. Hinds, D. D., president
GaIret Biblical Institute, will preach on SUI
day next. morning and evening, at the Meth,
dist church in this city.