The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-09-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1881.
Mrs. John Sershon is quite i'll.

Mrs. John Sershon is quite i'll.
Houses to rent. Apply at this oflce.
Miss Nellie Crook is visiting friends in St
Ignace, Mich.
A few of the new maps of the city of Ke
nosha for sale cheap at this Office.
Mr.. James Howe is on his way home from
Europe.
Mr.. A. f. Wells, of Indiana, is in town thi'
week
Mr. Bains horse Barki3 will trot at the
Chicago meetingin September.
The public schools and St. Marks school
will reopen on Monday next.
Mrs J. R. Smith, of Racine, is visiting the
family of Mr.. C. Smith in SOmers.
Mrs. Jos. Howden has moved to this city
from Richmond, ILL.,.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale at
this Office
Read H. c. Schulz's new announcement
this week
A good boy wanted at this Office to learn
the printing business,
Mr.. PaImaiier, of Geneva, was in this city
on Tuesday.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fade
are now made by Truesdell & LaMarsh. 9tl
Mr. C. R. Beach, of Whitewater, and Mr.
Palmatier, of Geneva, are spoken of as as
pirants for the Office of state senator.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lewis, of the Higgins
House, Racine, drove down last week to see
their friend, Mr.. C. s. Harris.
Mrs. Frank SlossOn and family are resid
ing temporarily with the family of Mr..
W. Lyman at the residence of the latter.
10 any one sending US six new subscribers
accompanied with The cash, we will give one
Of the new maps Of the city of KenOsha.
Mrs. George s. Baldwin and her daugh.
ter, Miss Grace. returned home from their
visit in Grand Rapids on Thursday last.
MIR. Henry @. Sleight and his family OF
Gerre Haute, Ind, are guests of his father
Mr. J, G. Sleight, of this city.
Miss lisa Clapp has been very sick with
typhoid fever at the residence of her uncle
MIR. |. ]. Clapp, in this city.
S.. Prof Kendalrs Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Melville's and
Rogers & Barns book stores Price 25 cents
Mrs. o. s. Newell and daughters, Misses
Natalie and Gertrude, returned home from
their Eastern visit on Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bone, of Bloomington
H., spent the most of last week with Their
old friends and neighbOrs in this city.
Mrs. James Petit and Miss Ida Strykel
are guests in the family of Mrs. stryker il
this city.
All who have not paid their subscription
for the past year will confer a favor on us
by doing so as soon as possible.
We are often asked when the Republican
Journal was started. To all such inquiries
we answer about the 10th Ct September, 1880
A mammoth new boiler has been put int,
the malt house, manufactured at the Whita
ksr foundry.
Rev. Allan Curr did not preach in the Bap
list church last Sunday, on account of i'll
ness.
The family of Rev Thos Bell, of st. Mat
thew's church, are soiourning for time a
the Water Cure.
Miss Lizzie Raether, daughter of Mrs
Augusta Raether, is very low with typhoi,
fever, though there is hopes Of her recovery
Hon. John T. Wentworth, Judge of tn
Circuit Court, was in this city on Saturday
and Monday,
Mrs ]. II. Vermilye and her family, VIII
have been at the Grant House for some time
have returned to their residence in Chicago
Mr.. VIM. Priestley, of WyandoIte, Kansas
was the guest of Mr.. j. W. Becker durin
the past week.
Col, D. C. McVean and wife, formerly
this city, spent portion of the past wee
here, visiting friends.
Mrs. John Mcnamara has returned HON
FROM Detroit, where she has been yisi,in
friends and relatives.
Rev. J. NJ Clearly is ia GAINESVILLE thi
week, assisting in the jubilee exercises Their,
He is expected home on Friday,
An institute of the city teachers under n
management of Mr. Leach, is 10 session
dbe High School this week.
Mr.. Fernando EIOskins spent Monday an
Tuesday in Chicago, buying goods for the .
Gent store
Mr.. Quigley's son Peter has very mi
attack of the smallpox at the residence
his father in Pleasant Prairie.
The President still lives So do Groscb
Eichelman, and they still, as ever, are rea,
ito furnish the entire county with an ont
1t" from tip to toe at bottom prices.
Mrs weathersby and Mrs. CoIburn, W
have been visiting their sister, Mrs. VOln
French, left last week for their home in b,
ton.
Mr.. George Melville is busy moving
large and entirely new stock of books a
stationery into the store lately occupied
Mr. Fl. E. Clark druggist.
Miss Matte French is travelling with
uncle, Mr.. Bailey. of Michigan, visiting
the places of interest in the United Sta
and Canada.