The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-02-04
Whitaker Eneine and Sleiu Co..
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Miss Hattie Brande is visiting in Chicago.
Reeds Gilt-EIge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Miss Louise Wood visited Miss Petit last
week.
Rev. Allan Carr lectured in Kewauuee,
Wis, this week.
Hon. J. V. Quarles spent Sunday with his
FAMILY in this city.
Miss Julia Kelley, OF Chicago, is visiting
relatives In the city,
Mr.. Philip Lentz Is still confined TO his
house through illness.
Miss Emma Golf has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Chicago.
Mr.. William Kimbal, of Racine, was in
she city on Wednesday last
Mr.. R. r. Roberts has gone to Madison
and GAINESVILLE for two weeks
Mr.. II. N. Bundy has sold his farm and
taken up his residence in the city,
Mr.. W. W. Strong, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with his family in this city
Mrs j. A. Powers has removed to Racine.
Her husband has been there for some time.
Rev. H. M. Simmons, of Madison, preach
ed at the Unitarian church on Sunday last
Mr.. Sylvester Baldwin, who has been quite
III from a stroke Of paralysis, is convalescent.
Mrs. N. johnson, of Bristol died on Sun
day night. She was over 80 years of q. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Head have gone to
New Orleans for the remainder of the cold
weather,
Mr.. G. L. Cook is still suffering from Ill
ness. His debtors will please settle at
DrOm's store.
Go and see the scenery Of old Ireland at
Apollo Hall next Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings.
"In Mem'ry of Our Baby Boy" and
" Passing Away are unavOidably crowded
out this week.
The thermometer ranged from aero to %
above during the past week. Considerable
snOw the present week
Mrs. John Decker died in Racine on Sat
UTday last, aged 10 years. She resided in
Racine for about twenty-five years.
Minnie Palmer and her Gaiety Company
will appear In Minnie Palmers Boarding
School, at Kimball Hall on Feb 14th.
On Monday party of students from
Racine College came to Kenoshs for o sleigh
ride. They seemed to enjoy 1t very much.
Mr.. Gilbert Adams, one of the pioneers of
AaCinO county, died at his home in Caledonia
OR the Gath ult., in the S0th year of his age
Some Of the Grandest of American scenery
will be on exhibition at Apollo Hall next
Monday, Tuesday aRd Wednesday evenings
Mr.. Silas Brande. who lived near Geneva,
In Walworth County, committed suicide by
hanging himself In his barn on Saturday
last.
Rev. Father Cleary attended The Silver
Jubilee at st. Francis Seminary last Friday,
aud delivered an able and eloquent address
en- the occasion.
Mr.. W. H. Burbeek, of Racine, died In
shat city on Saturday last, lie was so years
Of age, and was resident Of Racine for over
thirty-6ve yesrs.
very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. George Leet, in Somers, on
Friday evening last The music was furnished
by DickhAuts band.
The friends Of Miss Emily Bond will be
glad to know that she is recovering from her
recent severe illness, and Will return home
from Chicago In few days,
MFs. T. D. Bond, Miss Lizzie Bond, and
the Misses Medora and Hattie Head went to
Chicago on Monday to attend the Wedding of
Miss Bertha Smith and Mr.. Marsh.
Our German citisens will have an oppor-
tpnity Of seeing some Of the finest scenery of
their native land at Apollo Hall next Monday,
tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
BAPTIST CHURCH. Meetings next Sunday,
Services OF the usual hours, morning and
evening, conducted by the Pastor and Rev,
b. Il, Breasted, of Iowa. All welcome.
Col. Robert Johnson, of Louisville, KY,
she man who bred and trained Mr. Bains
celebrated horse Barkus, was in the city last
week to take o look at his old fayorite.
Hon. vOlney French and wife left for
Merida this week to spend few weeks. 1t
10 hoped by all that Judge French will re-
turn mueh improved In health.
Mr.. and Mrs, J, G, Gottfredsen will cele-
hFate their silver wedding on Monday even.
ing next Invitations are out and the affair
will be one Of the events of the season.
There will be an oyster supper at the resi-.
denCs Of Chas. Shuart, on Wednesday, Feb
9th, for The benefit of c. B. Wilcox. All are
invited. By order Of Com,
The remains Of Mr.. Patrick Rafferty, were
Drought ueE6 AOE UhAAAA VI hOuOdY last. MT
Rafferty, was former resident of this place
and was brother-in-law Of Mr.. John Riley
Samples Of every novelty in the line o
printers stock can be seen at this Office anC
we will get anything we have not in stocE
when 1t Is requested.
Prof. Kendalrs Treatise on the Horse ant
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's snt
Rogers B Barns book stores Price 25 cents
Reeds Gilt.Edge Tonic restores the appetite
On Friday last number of the member
of the High School in this city went to Ra
cine for a sleigh-ride, They visited tn
Racine schools and enjoyed themselves ger
orally.