The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-02-11

/ The application IF DAr's KIDNEY pap is
50 simple that no one can fail to understand
II.
/ Sheriff Blackmau wenI 10 Lone Rock last
week, having heard that team answering
the description Of Mr. Crows horses was
there in possession of suspicious persons
They were moi Mr.. Crows horses
Contents of Ha,per's Magazine for Febra-
airy The Gospel History in italian Paint
ing = illustrated; Asleep poem;
s. The English Lakes and their Genii''-III.
illustrated Pottery in the United States"
illustrated The Old New York Volun-
teer Fire Department illustrated
Literary and Social Boston illustrated
Anne"-a noyel-ilustrated "The Fire
Fly''-a story The Early History of
Charles James Fox I" Puss Tanners De-
fense'i--a story; a Laoiieean" illus
tratea g Editors Easy Chair !" Editor
Literary Record y g Editors Historical
Record !" Editors Drawer
When you have an infamed eye, a swelled
hand, Or decayed and aching tooth, ysu do
not lake and I'll your stomach with drugs to
cure il, bnt apply cooling lotion or some
soothing narcotic directly to the paris. So if
you have weak or lame back, sore kidneys,
profuse or scaniy urine, or the secretory
system is clogged and inactive. you should
use Prof. Guilmette's French Kidney Pad, |
which is directly local application, which |
always give speedy relief aud always cures
the disease. Ask your druggist for it.
UNION GRovE, Wis, Jan IS. 1881. |
70 The Officers and Members Of Harmony
Lodge, No. 81, LO.O.F., Wis.
Your committee on resolutions relative to
our deceased brother, J. W Evans, would
report the following;
Fhereas, It has pleased the wise Ruler of
the universe to remove from our midst our
beloved brother, J. W. Evans, on tie 18Th
uIt., therefore
Resolped, That ia his death our lodge has
lost useful member, our county worthy
citizen, and his wife kind husband
Resolved, That this lodge extend TO the
wife Of our deceased brother our heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence.
Resolved That this lodge room be draped l
in mourning and that the brothers of this
lodge wear the usual mourning for thirty l
days. I
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be furnished the wife of our deceased brother
and copies Of the same be furnished the
Racine Journal, the Union Gr0pe Enterprise,
he Keaosha Union aud OadfeJloaes' Herald l
ror publication. J. Il. DIXON,
JOHN Dixon,
G.. n. WILSON.
On Monday evening last Mr.. and Mrs. ]
7. Goltfredsen celebrated the twenty fifth
anniversary Of their marriage--their silver
Wedding. About two hundred invitations
we're issued and, Notwithstanding the in
element weather, large number were pres
int The invitations precluded all presents
IN the part of the guests The hostess en-
eriained her company in The most hospitable
Prof. Sebastian Simonsen, the cele-
)rated pianist, furnished the music, and the L
whole affair was in every respect success.
Among The guests from abroad were Mr.. and 1
Mrs. VIM. Gerkin, Of Bloomington, ILL.,; Capt.
Fitch, of Oak Park, Ills. Mr.. and Mrs, L. 4
;. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Davis, Mr. and Il
Mrs. c. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. jackson, OF I
Milwaukee; Mr., and Mrs l.. J Kadish, of {
chicago; and from the city Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Drom, Mr.. and Mrs. Chow, Mr.. and L
hrs Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and 1
IIrs. Stebbns, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Balm,
'Ir. and Mrs. Calkins, Rev, and Mrs. Lance,
Rev. and Mrs. Bell, Mrs. o. G. King, Mr..
md Mrs. Edward Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G..
Iazelton, Mr.. and Mrs. Cavanaugh, DR.. and
Mrs A. Farr, Dr. and Mrs. ". NJ. Farr, Mr.
md Mrs Chas Frantz Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. BendI. Mrs. 0.
J. Head, Mrs. l.. F. King, Mr.. John Petit
md Mr.. George Volmer, and a large number
,f others and all unite in saying that the
occasion was a very happy one, and one that
will be remembered by all who know Mr. and
Mrs Gottfredsen. I;