The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-02-18

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of January, in the cd year Of bis age.
Hon. J. V. Quarles and Hon. W. s. MAJ
well, of The State Legislature, we're in th
city on S1nday, not looking the worse fC
their labors at Madison, though we all claiI
that we have The most able representative
and the most able workers in the Legislature
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Matthew
church met at the residence of DR.. E. G. Hs
zelton last week. A large number we're i
attendance, and the hostess did much to er
terrain her guests, and the occasion was pre-
nounced one of the pleasantest Of the season
On Monday evening last 81. Georges go
ciety elected the following officers for tn
ensuing year: President, John Lentz; Vice
President, James Joachim 1st Secretary
Chas. Burner; I'd Secretary, Frank Mischo
Treasurer, William Evers; Marshal, William
Newhaus.
Mr.. Schofen wishes US to state that whel
the row at his place mentioned in last week
issue commenced he ordered the parties out
that the worst of the affair occurred on tn
street that he did all he could to stop it, aut
that he endeavors to and does keep an or
derby house.
The Temple Of Honor Dramatic Club, at
ter much delay on account Of sickness among
its members, have again got to work. and
will produce the beautiful Irish drama
eileen oge," on Tuesday evening, March LIST
This is one of the best, if not the best, drama
the club has ever undertaken, and none
should fail to see it,
Mr.. Thomas Ryan died at his home in
Paris, on Monday night, 18th inst in the
38th year Of his age. Deceased came to
Wisconsin in early youth with mis- parents,
who settled in the town of Paris, and he lived
there up to the time Of his death. He was
an exemplary young man and was respected
by all who knew him.
Mr.. VIM. Borkenhagen, who had his fingers
cut off in Bain's shop, has had serious
time. Erysipelas set in, and he was subject
ed to great suffering. The disease was com
municated to little child of the family and
the whole affair was lamentable. DR.. Farr
has been in attendance and the family are
now coming out Of their troubles.
We have had the pleasure of seeing some
of Miss Charlotte Bonds Easter Cards They
are artistic in design and skilful in execution
These cards were painted for Miss Bonds
particular friends, but she would receive or
ders for cards of the same sort. Miss Bond
produces some beautiful cards. and all who
wish Easter cards can be gratifed.
We have been requested to state that Mr..
Hollis Lane got his leg broke by his sleigh
upse:ting in the alley west of the post Office
as he was starting to bring Dempsey home
on Saturday night, 5th inst, and that an
action will be brought against the city for
damages for allowing snow to be piled up in
the alley, which was the cause of his sleigh
tipping over.
Don't forget the grand bali of the Emerald
Beneficial Association at Simmons Hall next
Tuesday evening, 22d inst. 1t will be the
best ball Of the season. The music will be
furnished by Hendrie & Schulte's band of
Racine. This is one of the best quadrille
bands in the State. The association has
done good work during the past year in re-
lieving members who have been sick, and all
can help good cause and enjoy themselves
BY attending the ball.
Three prisoners escaped from the Lake
county jail last Friday. Their names are
German, in for assault with intent to commit
rape; Johnson, for petit larceny, and boy,
Robert Gorton, for petit larceny. When the
Deputy Sheriff went in to feed the prisoners
he locked the door and put the keys in his
pocket. One of the prisoners grasped him
by the throat and another struck him on the
head, and they then secured the keys and
let themselves out Gorton and Johnson
were reoaptured.
Prof, Kendalrs Treatise ON the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
Rogers & Barns book stores. Price 25 cents.
Mr.. Halliday, the we'll known eonfectioner,
who has for so long a time dealt out the
to the little folks aud big, has sold
out his establishment to one W. s.. Placey,
from Chicago. Mr.. Placey will furnish the
Kenosha people with every variety of toys,
and fancy notions; will pre-.
pare the most delicious oyster-ste vs, and fur
nish first class refreshment saloon suited to
the tastes Of the most fastidious. Mr.. Placey
was in Chicago this week, and purchased an
additional stock Of goods.
Miss Fisk has music class which has been
and is called the Nightingale Club, and they
will give an entertainment at the residence
of Mrs. Fisk, on Market street, on Monday
evening next, for the benefit of st. Matthew'S
Church. An admission fee of ten cents will
be charged. Refreshments will be served.
The we'll known artistic skill and good taste
of Miss Charlotte Bond will be represented
in the badges, which she has gratuitously
given to the members of the club. The en-
tertainment promises to be of the kind which
will please all.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria,
On Saturday last, John Dempsey, Frank
Davis and John Osborne were arrested on the
charge Of breaking into the freight depot al
Racine Junction and stealing two bags Of
coffee. Dempsey is we'll known in the CITY
as q rough, and the other two Davis and
Osborn) are tramps who had been in our iai]
and were discharged on Tuesday of last week
Dempsey, it seems, offered the coffee for sal,
at 7. ]. Myers place on Saturday, and beins
refused, went TO G.. A. Volta and made thu
same offer. Mr.. Voltz Immediately gave in
formation to the police and the parties wer,
promptly arrested by officer JOS Newhouse
The authorities at Racine were notified by