The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1881.

Unique French Fashions at the we. store
Rev. Father Ell lott, of New York, was
the guest Of Rev. J. NJ. Cleary last Friday.
Rev j. NJ. Cleary will lecture in Brodhead
on Friday evening Of this week.
Call and see the only full line of Holiday
Goods in the city at the 99c. Store. 23w2
A Baptist sociablc was held at the resi-.
lence Of Mr.. Chris George on Friday last.
Mr. 0. NJ. Petit has just returned from
a trip in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. R. scully were presented
With young son and heir on Friday last.
Mrs. A. C Sinclair has returned from o
visit to her New England friends.
Mr. P. Ward and Mr.. Wm. McGonigle
rejoice over an increase of their families
99e. Store for Xmas Presents. Call early
while the stock is complete 23w2
Mrs. A. Fosdick is having a house built
north Of Prairie avenue and west of the
railroad track
MIR F. W. Mathews has been confined to
his house with bilious fever since Friday
last
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the nppe-
lite For sale by +. Robinson.
William HammOng, of Manitou, Colorado,
is visiting his friends and relatives in Keno
sha.
Mrs. Theirs has commenced suit against
Mr.. 8. Y. Grande, asking for an adjustment
Of The late firm Of Brande & Theirs.
Mr. Paul Dlauert, who has been quite ill
from pneumonia, Is quite improved under
The care Of Dir. Rohr.
Mr. VIM. Hyde, formerly Register of Deeds
Of Racine, died al independence, Mo, on
Saturday last.
Mr.. f. II. Lyman and family and Mrs.
Frank SlossOn expect to leave for Florida in
shout two weeks.
Miss Hattie Petit has returned to Kenosha,
and Is the guest OF Mrs. VI. II. Petit for
few weeks
The wife of Rev. Mr. Miller returned
from Battle Greek, Mich, on Tuesday last
much benefited in health.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fade
are now made by Truesdell & LaMOrsh. OF
In The case of Larry Folen. who was
stabbed by NIcGinty, DR.. Farr took out three
quarts Of exodatiOn from the wound.
Great bargains In Glassware for The next
10 days to make room for Xmas goods. $780,
Store. 23w2
Mr.. Philip Harmon, for long time clerk
in the Post Office, has purchased Gritiith's
saloon, and will open restaurant.
Mr. Ezra Simmons has been confined 10 his
house with severe illness for some time.
He is now on the mending turn,
Take your pictures TO be copied to Trues-
dell &'La Marsh, instead of giving them to
some one that you know nothing about. 23w2
Miss Lizzie Halliday goes TO Chicago next
Monday to visit friends and will remain I'm
~ after Christmas
"A full line of Myers Unique French
Patterns at 99o. Store, 23w2
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Head returned home
last Friday from n three weeks visit to rel
atives in Independence Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs John 0'Donnel are to be
congratulated on the birth of daughter last
week.
Dr. Evans, of StreatOr, H., and Mrs Van
Wyck, of Milwaukee, we're the guests OF Mrs.
d. r. THEIRS during the past week
Mrs DorOthea Rasch died at the residence
of her daughter in Wheatland on the 9Th inst
She was sc years of age.
Jacob Smith is building nice barn 70,
MIR. William Hartmg on his place, just ont
side of the city limits, in the town of Somers
Mr.. Albert BOrkenhageu, captain of III,
tug Fred Engel who has been quite i'll fo
some time, is now ont and rapidly recover
ing.
Parties having their auction bills nrinte,
al this office will have their sales noticed il
the UNION and TELEGRAPH free of charge.
Mr.. John FlCmming, of Randall who wa
candidate for Member of Assembly yea
ago, is in town, on duty as member of III
Board of Supervisors. .........
Mr.. James Mcbride is reported to be mucl
improved in health. IIis illness has bee
long and tedious, and we nope that still fur
Their Improvement win be the result.
Mrs. Emma Goodridge, nee Mcguire, fol
merly of Waukegan, died at volga. Dakota, 0
the 4th inst. She was in her Doth year.
On Sunday last. while fooling with pit
toll, Nicholas Klopp was accidentally sht
through his hand. Or. Rohr was called
and did the necessary surgery.
DR.. George Kimball, on account of i
health, has returned home from Ninneap,
lis, where he has been praetieiug, and wi
remain long enough to thoroughly recruit
A few of the new maps Of the city Of X
nosha for sale cheap at this office.
Mr.. Edward Bains Office is assuming n
tceable proportions and progress. II
outer walls will be completed this week, Il
weather permitting. The cornices are 10
Of iron, with mansard roof
Read Grosch & Eichelmans new a
nounoement in another column, and VIII
you want anything in their line give them
call. They carry a very large stock to sele
from, and their prices will be found as Il
sin Chicago or Milwaukee