The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-09-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1881.
Annlv al this office.

Houses to rent. Apply 81 lhls ONCE.
Mr.. s. W. Truesdel has returned home
from the west.
Smallpox has made its appearance in
Racine Two cases are reported there.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fade
are now made by Truesdell & LaMarsh. ct
Dr. Albert Farr has left Kansas City and
is now in Chicago.
Miss Esther Huey of Frau, Iowa. is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Capt. Elliott.
Mr. James Donahue, Of the Chicago post
office, is the guest of Col. McDermott.
A few of the new maps of the city of Ke
nosha for sale cheap at this Office.
J. G. Gottfredsen & Son received diplo-
ma for beer at the fair over Milwaukee beer.
Miss Mary Heating daughter of Mr.. Hugh
Heating, is very ill with typhoid fever.
Miss Emma Theirs returned home from
Boston and the east on Saturday evening
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale at
this Office.
Mr.. VIM Ely, of Chicago, visited his par
ents here this week.
Miss Mary Flynn, sister in-law of Mr..
John McNamara, is lying very ill at his
home with typhoid fever
The ladies of st. Marks church who kept
refreshment stand at the fair Melted about
500.
Mr.. James O'Neil, of Colorado, and Mr..
Frank Caferty, of Chicago, spent Sunday
in this city.
Mr. Fred w. Zeivers, typo of Lake
Geneva, was in town last week visiting rel
atives.
Mr. L. A. Ravens, his mother and wife,
of Salem, and Capt. futile went to the State
fair on Monday l4ee
Miss Fyanns, of Milwaukee, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mathews last week
She returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mathews are spending
few days with friends in Milwaukee, and
will visit the exposition there.
TO any one sending us six new subscribers,
accompanied with the cash, we will give one
Of the new maps of the city of Kenosha.
Miss Kittie Dooley, of Waukegan, was
guest in the family of Mr., Patrick English
the first of the week.
Rev Mr.. Wilcox, of the Methodist church
in Pleasant Prairie, by action of the late
conference, goes to Sharon for future labors.
Mrs. L. G. Merrill and Mrs. Rev. r. Miller
left this Thursday morning for short stay
at the Sanitarium in Battle Creek, Mich.
The Methodist Conference saw fit to re-
turn the Rev Mr. Clithero to his parish in
Racine
On Sunday last, John Fisch fell from a
hickory, tree, when he was gathering NUTS
and injured his spine quite seriously.
The Misses Case, Bull and Martindale, of
Racine, were in attendance at the Fair on
Thursday last.
Mr.. Thomas Dever, of Milwaukee, is a
guest in the family of Mr.. John B. Kupfer,
of this city.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers is an
elegant, safe and reliable article, cheap, and
convenient for use will not rub off. Try it,!
Mrs. Thomas Robinson and daughter, Of
Manitowoc, are visitors at the residence OF
Hon. +. Robinson, in this city.
Mr. George Larabee, of Pleasant Prairie,
leaves for Washington county, Kansas, this
week. He intends to locate there
The infant child of Mr.. Thos. Hansen, o.
the firm of Nielsen s. Hansen, is quite i'll, and
not expected to recover.
Mrs. ]. C. Riggs, of Salem, lost an infan
,Shis week. This is the fourth death in tn,
IA, pily in year and half.
m e Treasurer of the Kenosha County
Avrio, 'ltural Society will pay the premiums
awarded on Saturday, Oct. 9th, at his store
in Kenos IA
On Frida night last. Charlie, one of thu
twin babies o, William Kaufman, died. anC
was hurled on 'unday. Mr.. and Mrs Kauff
man have much S. vmpsthy.
When any one wants copies of Probate
notices made for pu blication in either tn
UNION or TELEaRApH, we will have then
drawn up without cost IL they will inform US
Mrs. l.. D. Baker, of Na.Vhville, Tenn, VIII
has been spending the summer at the resi-
dence of her father, Mr.. J. u. Mckindley
left for her home in The South last week.
Go to Marden 4 Farrs for Mrs, Freeman
NsaO National Dyes. For brightness and du
rability of color are unequSled. Color fror
2tO pounds. Price Is cents.
Miss Johnson, q sister of Mr.. johnson tn
painter, fell the other day on the sidewal
and dlslocatedIher shoulder. DR.. VIM. Far
was called and did the necessary surgery
Mr.. Michael Harkins, who has been quit
i'll for several weeks, has sufficiently ri
covered to be able to resume work in Chieagt
for which place he left on MondaS.
Exhausted and enfeebled constitution
suffering from dyspepsia, nervousness an
general weakness cured by Browns IrC
Bitters.
Mr.. R, +. Roberts, Secretary of the Agr
cultural Society, furnished US on Monde
with a complete list of the awards made
the fair. We will publish it next week.
On Sunday last the Misses schend and
party of young ladies went on hickory-n
expedition, and report themselves as havil
succeeded admirably.
Archbishop Feehan administered the sacr
ment of confirmation in Waukegan on Tut
day. Rev. j. NJ Cleary attended the Gel
monies.
Rev. DR.. Coleman retains his position
presiding Elder of this district by the u
animous consent of the late Conference
the Methodist Episcopal Church j
ended.
On Saturday last. in high wind, the bar
"Ida," freighted with slabs, lost her rudt
off Kenosha The distress signal was hoi
ed, and Capt. Borkenhagen, of the tug Eng
went to her assistance and towed her il
port. But for the timely aid of Capt. Il
kenhagen the vessel and the men on bot
probably would have met sad fate.