The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-01-28
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

WANTED, at this office, girl over l4yeai
Of age, to learn type setting
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sci
eek s. Co., Agents, Chicago.
Reeds Gilt-Elge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
An abundance of snow during the pas
week.
Mrs. Frazier hes gone East TO spend th
winter
Miss Mary Monaghan Is home from Chi
esgo on visit.
Mr.. S. W. Trueadel has returned hOm'
from New York.
A communication from s. G. 5. vii
appear next week.
"Baw Beese's" reply to " Bsneek" vii
appear in our next issue.
Read the advertisement Of " Farm fol
Sale" 10 another colum.
Mrs. James Ball, of Crown Point, Ind Is
the guest of Mrs. W. Z. Reed.
Mr.. P. Monaghan, who has been quite Ill
the past few weeks, is convalescing'
A number Of our sports attended COCK
SIGHT in Franksville on Tuesday last.
Hon. W. s. Maxwell has been confined to
his house through illness this week.
Mrs. Belle s. Leach has gone to visit her
mother at Ripon.
Miss Jennie Ashley, Of Milwaukee, was
the guest of Miss GARRISON the first of this
week.
English Bros delivery horse indule ed in
runaway yesterday morning. Not much
damage done.
Last Thursday pleasant sleighing part"
went out to Mr.. Joseph Myers in Somers'
They were Handsomely entertained.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic prevents malaria
A pleasant socable was given at Emerald
Hall last Thursday evening. The music was
furnished by Prof. Dickhaut.
Miss L. L. Mcintyre visited Chicago on
Saturday, and, of course, saw the whale and
Bernhardt.
Ex-Lieut. Gov. Parker and wife were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas, Allen the first
of last week.
Miss Hattie Doolittle left on Monday
morning to visit her sister, Mrs. CaprOn, Of
Winnetka, ILL.,
Mr.. Frank Lee returned home on Satur'
day evening His father remains in Syracuse,
n Y, o few weeks longer.
Rev. H. NJ. Simmons will preach at the
First Unitarian church next Sunday, Jan.
Solh. Services at IL o'clock.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Bertha Smith and Mr.. NJ. NJ. s. Margh
on the first of February next.
Miss Rose Ward, of East Troy. Wis, has
for the past four weeks been visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ward.
Mr. Clinton Hooker, of Camden, Neb., and
formerly an old resident of this city, is look.
ing up old acquaintance in this vicinity.
Miss Flora Saunders is entertaining an old
friend and sChoolmate from Topeka, Kansas,
for the winter Miss Elliott is her name.
Miss LOutee French accompanied her cOu-
aims, ex.Lieut. Gov. Parker aud wife, as far
as Milwaukee, to visit mutual friends there.
Mrs, Lee Fellows and Mrs. o. G. King at
tended the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlando Foster last week in Kansas city,
Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Rugs, of Logan, Iowa, and
parents of our former fellow-to wnsman, E. L.
Rugg, were the guests Of Mr.. L. C. Holt last
week,
Mr.. 8. Baldwin, father of Geo. s. Baldwin,
who has been quite i'll from stroke of par
alysis, is reported to be now comfortable and
improving.
Mr.. John B. WinslOw and Miss Agnes
Clancy were married by Rev, Father Mat
thew in Racine on Wednesday Of last week
The bridal gifts we're numerous and elegant
Reeds Gilt. Edge Tonic restores the appetite
Miss Emily Bond, who has been quite il
In Chicago, while on visit there, is conva
leseing, aud it is hoped she will soon be abb
10 return home.
Mr.. Joseph Widman offers reward of S2I
for the arrest and conviction of the party
who started the foolish story that there wer,
ghosts in his house,
Any ladies wishing to know Of the merit
Of the Excelsior Kidney Pad, its action, etc.
are referred to Mrs. VIM. E. McKecknie
Photograph ParlOrs, Toledo, Ohio.-Ses a d.
We have received letter from Brighton
hnt as the news It contains has been publish
ed In this paper it is unnecessary to publis
it again.
Mr.. w. W. Strong has taken 8 prominer
position in the iron firm of Shadbold & Boyd
in Milwaukee, and has entered upon his dr
ties th1s Weehs
BAPTIST CRuRcH.- Rev. B. H. Brostet
Of Iowa, win preach In the morning at th
usual hour. Evening lecture by the pastor
entitled, "Death on the Pale Horse" A
invited.
officer Marvin Losie has been quite i'll ia
several days. He scratched his hand, caust
cold in it. erysipelss set in, and made Ii
little wound very seriops one. He is no
improving.
Mr.. II. B. Hinsdsle was taken quite III
his Office on Tuesday morning and take
home. he hos been laboring quite hard
late, was little oyer.done, and has bes
ailing for some days. It is to be hoped TIL
sfew days rest will accomplish hisrecover