The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-06-03

Court notices will be published
in the UNION and TELEGRAPH
free Of charge.
Miss Alice Davis has gone to Milwaukee
Mrs G. s. Cowles has gone to Chicago on
a visit.
Mrs. Henry, Of Des Moines, Iowa, is visit
ing Miss Carrie Balm.
Oh, look at those nice suits turned out
every week by Grosch & Eichelman. 5OwS
Miss Alice Wood Of Montreal, Canada, is
guest in the family Of Mr.. a. G. Simmons.
Mr.. John Slater rejoices in being the father
ola young son.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale at
this office.
Rev. Allan Curr lectured in 0conto, Wis,
this week.
Miss Gertrude Mansfield gave a pleasant
party to her little friends last week.
Road Warrants for sale at this office.
Miss Eugenia Turk is spending the summer
in Chicago with relatives.
Mr.. VIM. Turk is in Chicago, where he
will remain in business during the summer.
A few more fine Albums for sale at closing
out prices at Rittmann's.
Our genial friend, William Quin, of Chica-
90, visited his old friends here on Friday last
Miss Emma Theirs is visiting friends at
De Kalb, Ill.
Mr.. W. S. Kinread, of Wilmot died few
days ago of consumption.
Houses to rent. Apply at this Office.
George II Eaton, of Chicago, visited
friends in this city last week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Underwood, of Waukegan,
called on old friends ia this city last week.
All who have not paid their subscription
for the past year will confer a favor on us
by doing so as soon as possible.
Mr. L. ]. Bentley has been appointed oil
inspector for this district. He has qualified
and entered upon his duties.
Prof. Kendal's Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
Rogers s. Barns book stores. Price 20 cents
Mr.. Il. II. Kellogg, of the Home Life In
surance Company, was the guest of DIR. J B.
Starkweather last week.
Mr.. VIM. P. Wright was awarded only 5000
by the insurance adjuster for his loss by fire
last week.
Miss Estella De Butts, of Adeine, ILL.,, is
spending few weeks in this city, the guest
Of Mrs. W. E. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Newman, of Chicago,
and formerly of this city, have been the
guests Of Mrs. d. NJ. Alvord the past week.
Box Papers, Books, Autograph Albums
and Gold Pens Mt wholesale prices at Ritz
nann's.
stock of Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods is always kept up with the novelties
Of the season at the lowest prices. 50w3
Mr. Walter French, who has been for some
time in Northern Michigan, negotiating for
tan bark and hides for N. r. Allen & Sons, is
spending few days in this city.
Go to Marden s. Farr's for Mrs. Freeman $
Nelo National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price 10 cents
Peter Zahnen, who went to Kansas City
and afterwards to Buffalo, N. Y, has returned
home, on account of ill health, and taken his
old stand in O. NJ Calkins' store.
Although considerable improvements have
been made in the sidewalks this spring, there
are yet many defective sidewalks which need
looking after
A troupe of Italian musicians appeared or
our streets on Tuesday last, and discoursed
some very fine music selection from
Norma was exceedingly we'll done.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Zens were afflicted by the death of their
little daughter Mary, about two years Of
age. She was nice child, and the parents
have many sympathizing friends.
Il is wanton cruelty on the part of boys t
kill birds with sling. shots and stones, ant
they are liable to fine of So for doing so
Our officers should arrest the offenders anC
put stop to this practice.
Mr.. c.. II. Smith, an old and much re
spected citizen of Waukegan, while in tn
machine shop Of Palmer & Kerr on Tuesda
morning, accidentally fell down stairs anC
broke his neck.
For SALE.-A farm of 500 acres In tn
town of Bristol at $50 per acre. Would tax
city property to the amount of IS, 600 as par
payment. For particulars apply at thi
Office.
On Monday last Barbara Kenig, age,
"a years, died in this city. 1t is seldom tina
any one arrives to such ripe old age. Mr.:
Kenig was the mother.in.law of Mr.. Henri
Cook
Mr.. John B. Kupfer is repainting the co
umns in front of his block on the east side ,
Main street, giving to his well known baker
and restaurant, as we'll as to the populs
clothing store of Lauer 4 Becker, a yer
attractive appearance.
On Tuesday afternoon a son Of job
Straight, IA years of age, while at play D,
his shoulder out of joint. DR.. A. Farr was
once called and the arm replaced with lit
difficulty. ,...
Grosch & Eichelman, well known in Ken
sha and surrounding counties, always ha,
the best assortment of Cloths, Ready. mat
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Hat
Caps ETC., in Kenosha. 50v
Mr.. r. 0. Gottfredsen has laid new sid
walk in'front of his jewelry store and has p
in the artesian water, and invites his frien
TO come and take drink whenever they fl
disposed.
Mr.. Ben. Eichelman still keeps a bevy
mechanics in the work of fitting up his ne
photograph and art gallery. We have h,
the pleasure of going through the sever
apartments, parlor. Ort gallery, operatil
rooms, private studio, ETC., and have no he
itation in saying 1t will be one of the fine
institutions of the kind in the state.