The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-11-18

lessness should not be allowed
Mrs. W. II. wiIlerion, sister Of Mrs
20 Capt Franiz. died on Friday last, and wa
70 buried on Sunday ihe funeral being very
largely attended
Mr.. T. Moore, conductor On the accommo
: dation train, has moved into the residence
: lately occupied by L. A Rittman on Market
street
All forms of impaired vitality, mental ex.
hauslion, weakened digestion. etc. etc, radi
cally removed by using Browns Iron Bitters
The fanily of Mr.. Geo. Y. Redeker are
about 10 leave for Waukegan TO spend the
' winter with her falheV. Mr.. &. Brown, of
! that place.
9 Mr.. Andrew Mills, Of this city. was mar
ried 10 Miss Annie Arm, of Burlington. al
st. Georges church. by Rev Father strick-
: ner on the 9Th inst.
n Mr.. Nicholas Gail. Of Racine, anil Miss
: Susan Pesch. of Burlington, we're married in
Brighton. by Rev. Father Eichman. Of Bur-
linglon, on the 9Th irst.
7 Deserving articles are always appreciated.
The exceptional cleanliness of Parker's Hair
Balsam makes it popular. Gray hairs are
impossible with its occasional use.
The door keeper of G. II. Smiths Uncle
Toms Cabin Go. was fined 81 10 for kicking
a boy down stairs At KimbalTs Hall on
Tuesday evening.
Go TO Marden 4 Farr's for Mys. Ftsemans
New National Dyes. For brightness and du-
rability of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price Is cents
Mr.. W. NJ. Harrison is putting up plan
ing mill addition 10 his already large sash
and blind factory. Tire addition is made of
brick, and conducted under the superin-
tendence of Snrges Miller, of Kenosha.
Mr.. Marvin Parsons and Miss Tryphena
Hewitt, sister of Rev. J. L. Hewitt, formerly
of this city, we're married at the residence Of
of the brides brother in Beaver Dam, Wis.
on Friday last.
| Henry Kuhn, of Chicago, AM John Lamey,
of Kenosha, propose pedestrian exhibition
on Saturday evening. tie 10Th inst, at Park
City Hall. Mr.. j. Sherry, of Waukegan, is
in town, and is trainer Of Mr.. Kuhn.
We are happy to say that Mr.. August
Meiser, whose Illness was announced some
time ago, is now out, and constantly i'm
proving, and that our predictions, supposed
10 be well founded. were untrue.
The appearance of Main street has been
greatly improved during the past week I'M
der the supervision Of street supervisor
Patrick Ward. The prospects are favorable
now for respectable street.
Mr.. Dan Head has been again elected
President of the Board of Supervisors in
this county. He has for several Terms made |
very efficient officer, and his reappoini-
ment is not only credit 10 him, but source
Of qualification 10 the people of the county.
Five new subscribers have been added to |
the UNION list the past week. and four TO |
the TELEGRAPH, several OF whom said they
had stopped the 7x9 Daring the past three
months we have added nearly fifty sub
soribers 10 the Two papers.
AT a regular meeting Of the Kenosha Ar
better Krauken Understanding Verein on
Monday evening last three new members
were admitted and five proposed which
shows the h0urishing condition of the
society
Mr. Geo. W. Warvele, elitor of The Coauier,
goes to Superior City This week, with the in.
tent,on of locating there. He has sold his
insurance business to 7. W. Bond whose
signs are now quite noticeable In The win.
| dOws of his Office.
DR.. Farr performed skillful and delicke
surgical operation last week in the case of
Miss CASTILLO. of Pleasant Prairie. The
patient had hair-lip, which was closed, and
the difficulty quite removed.
Patrick Fadgen. an old citizen of Kenosha,
was run over by the freight train going north
on Wednesday night, and had his arm badly
crushed. so that DR.. Farr was obliged to
amputate it just below the elbow. Mr..
Fadgen has q large family, and the accident
is quite disastrous to him.
The Board of Supervisors are in session
this week, but as we go TO press little has
TRANSFERRED, the proceedings simply being
organization of the Board and appointment
of the committees. Claims are being pre-.
scented, and referred for examination.
The length of the sewer on Main street is
|, 534 feet II is hoped that the improve
ment will prove to be all il was meant TO be,
and that the convenience win be all that it
promised TO be- The contract price is
81, 1884, making the cost about 81 "a per
foot. :.
Charles Newhouse and Lizzie Mohr joined
hands in 81. Georges church on Thursday
morning of last week and plighed their faith
for better or for worse forever The wedding
was quite large. Mr.. II. R. Coon was grooms-
man and Miss Clara Mohr was bridesmaid.
We wish the couple the fulfllmeni of all the
promises of their ma, riage.
Dr. james COTE, son of Mr.. VIM. COTE, of
this city, and formerly principal of the
schools in this city, now q member of the
medical corps at the Women's Hospital in New
York, is visiting his fathers family Mr..
and Mrs. Charles COTE, of Springfield, Mis-
souri,, the former son Of Mr. VIM COTE, are
also visiting in the family of the latter.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of DR.. Farr, in the town Of Pleasant Prairie,
on Wednesday, Both inst, at 10 O'clock AM.
of farm stock and farm implements. Among
the stock will be sc COWS and 10 two-year-
olds, about one half Jerseys; also 10 calves,
and large number of pigs, horses, colts and
farming tools T. r. Wilson, auctioneer.
The dance given by the Apollo Club on