The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, APRIL go, 1881.
Hapssa to rent. AppIy at this Office.

Road Warrants for sale at this Office.
Mr. John A. Avery, of Waukegan, called on
friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Grace and Miss Bessie Howe have
gone to New York.
Mr.. Louis Kindt, the scenic artist, has
gone to Lyons, Iowa, for few weeks.
Mr.. VIM. Kreuscher, Jr., Of Paris, intends
TO start for Dakota next Monday.
We have four kinds of hOrse cuts, and car.
supply horse men with bills to suit them.
Mr.. z. @. Simmons is spending a shor!
sine in New York.
Mrs. NJ H. Petit Is making an addition
70 her already handsome residence.
For hats and caps Of the latest styles call
al Lauer & Beeker's. At
Mr.. William Howe has returned from hin
trip in the south.
Mr., N. PIrseh contemplates enlargiug his
wagon shops In the near future.
Mrs. wakely T. Bull died at her residence
in Racine on the 2lst inst, aged % years
Miss Mary wsrvelle Is visiting friends In
Chicago.
Dr.. H, JunRe Is moving 10 Grafton, Wis,
this week. We hope the doctor will meet
with success in his new field.
Justice Norm will open his office over
SaubeFs store in Masonic Block next Mon.
day, and will then be ready for business.
Mr.. Paul sauber, city treasurer, returned
from Chicago on Tuesday night. where he
had been spending few days.
A large stock Of neckwear and gents
furnishing goods at low prices for cash at
Lsuer & Beckers.
Rev. Christian Popp, for several years
pastor of the Lutheran church In this city,
has moved to Wrightstown, Wis.
over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sell
lsok & Co., Agents, Chicago.
Mr.. POnuOyer's dock is progressing, and
when completed will be valuable acquisition
to his property.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria.
Mr. John 0'Brien, of Lion City, Montana,
was in this city yesterday, calling on old
friends
Mr.. John Irwin, lately employed in Allan
4 Sons tOnnery, has gone to Victoria,
Canada.
Mr.. VIM. Turk, who has been confined to
his house with eryslpelAs for several weeks,
is able to be out again.
Mr.. j. W. Bradshaw, who has been visit.
Ing friends in this city, has returned to Nil.
wsakee.
Blanks for Justices OF the Peace for sale at
this office.
Mr. John LaMarsh, who has been in Indi.
ana for some time, Is visiting his parents in
this city.
Miss Ida stryker, a teacher Ia one Of The
Chicago schools, is spending a short vacation
at home In this city.
Reeds Gilt-Edgs Tonic restores the appetite
On Tuesday Of last week Father Cleary
iOined in marriage Mr.. NJ. Honohan and Miss
0'Hern, both OF Chicago.
Rev. W. II. Hinckley, pastor of The First
Congregational Church, OF Racine, died In
that city on the 20,h inst, In the thirty.6fth
year Of his age.
Mr.. g. W. Truesdell is in Chicago this
week for the purpose Of purchasing an entire
new set Of photo ,rsphie Instruments, aecss-
series. etc.
DR.. II. A. seriey. of sheboygan Falls, q
former resident and practitioner in this city,
visited old friends here the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Charles Kupfer has gene to Burling
zen, Iowa, where he will embark In the bNk-
Ing and confectionery business. We wish
him success.
Officer LOsie has resigned bis position a.
merchant police, and goes as first mate of tht
schooner HsCkley during the season. Mr.
John Hsrkins takes his place.
Mr. George Frat, Of the First National
Bank Of Racine, and Miss Elizabeth DarVett
were married at Congress Hall in that city
on the Goth Inst, by Rev. Mrs. Wills.
Baptist church next Sunday. Moruin,
discourse on "a FOOLS Philosophy" Even
Ing Sunday School concert and lecture o,
Happy Homes, and how 10 make them"
During the storm on Monday afternoon III,
chimney Of Afr. Charles Theleen's house, ives
Of the depot, was struck by lightning an,
partly demolished
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
MF. A. EvIn has opened an evening sehoo
sver the store of Mr.. John Schmitt, for th
benefit of young men who are obliged t
labor during the day.
Dent you forget to remember tina. Fran
Mathews has received this seasons stock Z
Baby Carriages. They are beauties. an
cheaper than ever.
Miss Betsey Olson, of Waterford Rsc,r
county, was drowned on Thursday OF la.
week, while boat riding with Mr.. HiCl
kemper, Dir. Chas. NOll aud Miss Carr
Moe. She was 10 years of age.
Mr.. John Fassbinder attended the tuner
Of his brother near Burlington, Racir
county, on Friday last. he reports IL
roads IN that vicinity as almost ;mpassahl