The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-07-22

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for the past year will confer favor on us
by doing so as soon as possible.
Mr.. John E. Brada, Of New York, Secre-
tary to the President fthe Mexican Nation
al Railway, is guest in the family of Mr.
, Charles Schultz.
Mr.. Charles Peckham, formerly printer
in the TELEGRAPH Office in this city. now of
Denver, Col, spent few days Of the past
week here visiting
Mr.. c. H. Emerson's house in Racine was
robbed Of about $500 in money last week, at
noon, while the Inmates were absent for a
few minutes.
The next socable of the Baptist church
will be held at the residence of Elder Leon
ard. Quite new feature will be introduced
on The occasion. The date fixed is next
Tuesday
On Saturday, July %. The 9th day Of the
summer trolting meeting Of the Chicago
Driving Park +" Maud s. the unrivaled
Queen of the Turf, viii trot three helts to
beat her own unparalleled record Of 2:l0!
| Mr.. JOS R. Clarkson, of Omaha, is spending
a few days with his family friends here. We
are glad to see Mr.. Clarkson looking 80 well
and to hear of his aourishing business in
Omaha.
"The Happy Summer Time" is the subject
Of the lecture next Sunday evening by Rev.
Allan Curr at the Baptist church Morning
services, 1890. Strangers visiting our city
are specially invited
The Misses Schend superintendent the
giving of "a very pleasant surprise party on
Tuesday evening last to Miss Schoffen. Dick.
haups band furnished the music, and the
whole affair was an enjoyable success.
Street Commissioner Hoffman has made q
novel pavement on Ann street, north Of the
Pearl street track, by putting on thick coat
of tan bark. II makos good road and looks
quite nobby. eo a.
Hon. 7. O. Howe, who was summoned
home from Europe on account Of the danger
GUS illness of his wife, arrived in New York
this week, and proceeded directly to Wash
ington, where Mrs Howe was visiting her
daughter. % 3aiI 4j.
Mr.. Balm completed his new building on
Wednesday last. Over 10000 bricks have
been used. 1t is splendid structure, and
an indisputable testimony to the factof Mr..
Bsiu's enterprise as well as the superinten.
dency of Mr.. Geo. Yule. r
On Tuesday the city marshal was called |
upon to arrest some drunken fellows in the
park on the lake shore, near ON. Calkins
house, who are sail to have been uncivil and
indecent The marshall was on hand and |
did his duty like a little man. and the accus-
ed parties suffered the usual punishment.
AT meeting of the stockholders of the
Phillips Furniture Manufacturing Company,
held on Tuesday evening, it, was voted to in
crease the capital stock to $4,000 and the
number Of directors to nine, II is expected |
that this institution will give employment to |
about fifty hands. ~ g5. -.
We are adding several fonts of the latest
styles OF type to our already extensive assort-
ment, and are prepared TO do anything in the
line Of printing, from the smallest card to the |
largest poster, in manner eqad, if not
superior, to any other Office inKenosha, and
at prices as low as the lowest
DR.. W. NJ. Farr did very neat surgical
operation few days ago on the child Of Mr..
George Seelman. The child had navus, or
mothers mark, extending specifically on
the side of the nose. DIR. Farr, by the
ligating process, removed the troublesome
affair, and no traces of 1t are now to be SEEN
The case of the State against John German,
ON complaint Of H. Watner. of the Grant
House, assault and battery, came on for
hearing on Monday afternoon before Justice |
MORN. The defendant demanded Jury
which was impanelled and the case add
journed by agreement until Thursday after.
noon at o'clock.
A lot of young men from Somers came
rushing through the streets on Saturday
evening, making night hideous, and the city
marshall and officers Newhouse and Harkins
were on hand and arrested the entire gang,
and they were brought before Justice Gillett
and fined, as they properly should be. We
are glad TO see that our public officers are so
efficient, and the people will uphold them in
the efforts to keep peace and quiet in the
city.
The old settlers of the county contemplate
grand reunion TO be held Sept. 1si The
committee of arrangements will meet at
Bristol Station, ON Saturday July %. to
complete the details. All persons interested
are invited to be present.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Kenosha is building air castles with the
Western Watch Factory for foundation.
Waukegan has been there. Wdakegdn Re
publican.
Wrong, Bro. Avery. Kenosha people do
not take much stock in the watch factory, 1t
is only the 7x9 easing off little
A boy named Smith, living in Racine, tied
q rope with which he was leading COW
around his body. The COW was frightened
by dog and ran, dragging the boy about
two blocks before it could be stopped. The
boy received severe internal injuries and was
bruised about the head and body 10 fright
full manner
No business of Importance has been trans
acted in the county court this week On
Wednesday there was in hearing before
Judge Martin the matter of final account of
Elizabeth Metheriugham and Daniel NJ
Jones, administrators and administrator of
the estate of Charles Metheringham. deceas.
ed
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