The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-25

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Mr.. b. @. Timme, in consequence Of hl
election to The office Of Secretary Of Stat
has resigned his position as County Cisr
and County agent. to taks place on the fF.
of January next.
Next Sunday evening Thanksgiving COZ
cert will be given at the Congregations
church by the Sunday school. which Is in
tended TO be an entertainment for the parent
as well as The children.
Rev. John English, Of Omaha, oficiate
at his sisters funeral q. st. Marks ohurc
last Saturday. The sermon, which was
very affecting one. was preached by Rev.
M. Cleary.
Rev. Father Cleary leetured in Mkhcrn O
Tuesday evening on Why does Irelan
Complain" We hope the reverend gentle
man will favor the people OF Kenosha with
lecture on this subject.
We are glad to see that Mr. Michael Hey
is able to lie out again. after an Illness o
nearly three months duration. he does no
intend TO go back 10 the fever and agu
swamps Of Moline, Ill.,
Rev. John English and his brother James
Of Omaha, spent few weeks at their sister I
house in Ottawa, H., before her death. and
accompanied her remains to this oily. They
left for Omaha on Saturday night.
Mr.. Ralph P. Hazen and Mrs. Franci.
Kllpfel we're Joined In marriage on Tuesday
last at st. Georges church. They have the
congratulations Of the many friends of both
parties.
Mrs. William COTE and her daughter En-
ma have returned from Chicago, where they
have been to care for Mrs. ]. A. Waters and
her little child, whose sad death we an
nounced in last week issue
There will be ten-mlle walking match
at Park City Hall on Saturday evening,
Nov. Goth, between John Lamey, Of Keno
sha, and J. Sherry, of Waukegan, for S25 a
side.
II pictures are 10 be part of the holiday
presents, now il the time, while the sun
shines and the artist is able TO work success
fully. Mr.. Eichelman's elegant rooms offer
every inducement. and satisfaction is guar.
anteed.
Mrs. Adam Dickhaut, Mrs. Joseph Bsndt
and Fred Stemm went 10 Bloomington, ILL.,,
10 attend the funeral of Albert Gherkin, son
Of W. A. 0herken, who was formerly of this
city. The latter is brother-in-law Of Mr..
Dickhaut.
Mr.. Sherry, Of Waukegan, the trainer Of
Mr.. Kuhn in the late walking match, will
give trial Of speed at PARK City Hall on
evening next. Mr. Sherry is said
10 be quite celebrated as a professional
walker.
1t is the hight Of folly TO wait until you
Ire in bed with disease you may not get over
FOR months when you can be cured during
Early months by Parker's Ginger Tonic. We
nave known the sickliest families made the
lappiest by timely use of this pure medi-
,ine.--O6ser0er
Prof. G. A. s. Farmer. Of Chicago, per.
formed at the new organ in the Congregational
church on Sunday last. and after the services
played extra music, which, though sacred in
its character, delighted a large audience
which was in attendance.
Mr.. Jack Mcintyre is willing to give his
piano and banjo to any one calling for them,
Is whole band arrived at his house last
in the shape of twelve pound
baby girl. Pretty good hand. Jack three Of
\ kind.
Richard Thomas, living near the State line,
who was arrested some time ago, ON complaint
If Hiram Perry, Of Benton, on the charge Of
stealing cattle, was tried at the Circuit Court
n Waukegan last week and acquitted, the
evidence not warranting conviction.
The Salem Cornet Band will give concert
n the Congregational church, at Salem Sta
ion, on Friday evening, Dec. I'd. The band
will be assisted by the Misses Browne, Mrs.
r. W. TAFT and others. and it is TO be hoped
hat they will be greeted with full house.
Admission 25 cents children 10 cents.
Parties wanting Ball Programmes. We'd
ling Invitations, Fancy Cards. New Years
Cards, Visiting Cards or anything ia the line
# Fancy Stationery will do we'll to call and
examine our samples and stock. We receive
samples from the paper houses as soon as
ssued.
After Thanksgiving comes Christmas and
The holidays. A Neektie, pair Of Gloves, .
nice Handkerchief, each make useful aad
present. Lauer 4 Becker have
a fine assortment of such goods, and general
Furnishing Goods, and invite yeu to call and
examine their stock
Mr.. D. D. Benedict has been appointed
by the Board Of Supervisors to succeed Mr..
Timme as County Clerk, and will resign his
Office as Register Of Deeds when he assumes
the duties Of his new position on the first Of
January. The Office vacated by Mr.. Bene-
diet must be filled by appointment by the
Governor Of the State. ia
Mr.. Myron Dowse, Of Pleasant Prairie, re-
turned from Dakota last week. He has taken
up large tract Of land near Mitchell, where
q number of Kenosha men have settled. Mr..
Thomey, of Pleasant Prairie, has located in
the same place. These gentlemen report that
Mitchell is rapidly growing, and that immi.
grafton is constantly increasing. because Of
the good and healthy climate.
The market reports sent out weekly Ia
the few subscribers of the 7x9 must be
edifying and of great importance to them
The prices of country produce, rated rs
they were months ago, is Of little advantage
to the seller and still less to the city pur.
chaser. A newspaper should give correct
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