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

Mrs. T. D. Bond has returned from he
visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary McKindley Baker has
daughter.
Reed 8 Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and ague
Mrs. Louie Hall returned from Racine OF
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kimball rejoice in tn
birth of young son.
Mr.. W. J. Linsey, of Iowa, visited hi
aunt, Mrs Callahan, last week.
Rev. Allan Curr lectured at Portage las
week and at Tomah this week.
Friedrich Scholer. Of Chicago, is visiting
his father.in-law, Mr. Philip Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, Of Racine, are TIL
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Yule.
Mrs. B. EicheImann has been very sicl
the past month. She is now improving.
Mr.. Fred. Parker lost two year old
daughter last week from membraneous Group
Mr.. II. F. RohlAng has been quite i'll dur.
ing The past week. He Is now able TO be oul
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P English boast Of the
birth of a boy weighing twelve and hall
pounds.
Mr.. J. A. Avery, proprietor of the Wauke-
gan Republican, called on his friends here
last Friday.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Mr.. I. W. Bond, who has been ill for some
days, is so far recovered as TO attend TO his
duties at his Office.
Miss Lizzie Bond has gone for visit in
the family of the late Hon. Sanford +. Church
in Albion, New York.
Mr.. and Mrs L. g. Merrill have returned
from their visit with their daughter. Mrs
Colt, in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mr.. II. B. Cheever will move on to and
work the farm of the late F c. Holt in Pleas
ant Prairie.
Hon. J. V. Quarles obtained leave of abb
sence from the State Senate and will attend
court at EIkhorn this week.
Mrs. ]. V. Quarles, of this city, and Mrs.
c. II. Mari, Of Pleasant Prairie, attended
the Governors ball OF Madison.
Baptist Church-Preaching morning and
evening at the usual hours. All cordially
invited. Rev. Allan Curr, pastor
Mr.. Thomas Adamson and Miss Aggie
Hoye will be married at st. Marks church
,on Tuesday next 22i inst, at 8 P, NJ.
Mr.. Charles Kerber and Miss Carrie Engel
will be married at the residence of the
brides mother on Thursday, Oath inst.
Mrs. C. 8. Harris, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Major TrOup, of Racine, died OF Oshkosh on
Sunday last, in the 9th year Of her age.
Chris. Conrad, of Port Washington, Wis.
spent Sunday with friends in this city. Mr..
Conrad was an old employee of Paul Sauber.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office will have their sales noticed In
the UNION and TELEaRAPH free of charge,
Last week Mrs. Klipfel, while going to her
we'll for pail of water, fell and broke her
arm. Dr. A. Farr was called and reduced
the fracture
Mr. Elijah Leonard was struck on the
head by felloe which fell from building
at Bain's shops on Tuesday, and was quite
seriously injured.
Mr.. NJ. G. Clement, the eldest Of the Glen
emit Brothers, well and favorably known II
Kenosha, died at his home in BeIoit on the
30th Of January,
Quite number Of trAmps are In jail a
the present time. During the past weel
they have been put to work on the street.
shOveling snow.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appetite
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Head have returned
home from New Orleans. That city beinI
flooded, there was no pleasure to be derive,
by remaining there
Mr.. C. X. Cobb and Mr.. Frank White hav
been unable 10 work for several weeks on &C
count of each of them getting one Of thei
hands badly smashed and cut
Hon. Volney French and wife arrived 4
Jacksonville, Fla, last week. Judge Frenc
felt somewhat better on his arrival there
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Go to Marden & Fairs for Hrs. Freeman
Nec National Dyes, For brightness and du
rability of color are unequaled. Color froI
2tO pounds, Price l5cents.
Mr.. George Redeker, formerly with NJ,
G. A. Dewey, of this city, now with Hubbard
Spencer Co., of Chicago, spent Sunday i
the city with his family. George looks hal
and hearty, and his appearance suggest
that his new birth agrees with him.
]. s. R. scOvill, Morris, Ills, Says =
When your "only Lung Pad" came 10 han
my SON could not raise his head. He Is no
up and gaining every day,--See ADD.
A tramp printer named Breach or Bru,
stole $3.50, hunting case silver watch and
shawl from the residence of Mrs. Van Bu
kirk in Racine, where he was boarding. Ia
week.
4 sleighing party went out TO John Laes
hotel on Friday night 10 enjoy little dan
and became snow. bound, but they were mic
ly and comfortably provided for by " mi,
host and his excellent wife.
Mr.. Matthew Scott will sell on his IA,
in Pleasant Prairie, on the State line
public auction, on Wednesday. Feb. %,
1890 A. NJ, farm stock and implemen
and household furniture,