The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-02-11
Whitaker Enpiue and Skein Co.,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Clean off The crossings.

Clean off The crossings
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures fever and ague
There are several cases of scarlet fever in
this city.
Capt. Parker's family are about moving tt
Kansas.
Hon. Z. @. Simmons went to st. Paul OF
Monday.
Mrs. Major HOwlaad, of Green Bay, is The
guest of Mrs. Cooper.
Miss Beaver, of Pleasant Prairie, was
buried on Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Beachel has purchased Captain
Parkers house on Market street
Over 5000 Howe Scales sold. Borden, Sci
Lex s Co., Agents, Chicago.
AEF. Philip Leaiz was in his store on We'd
ResdAy, the GFsL time in several weeks
Mr.. Edward McGeehan lost a seven.y ear'
old son this week from scarlet fever.
Mrs Geo. s. Baldwin has been spending a
rev days with relatives in Winnelka.
Comic and Sentimental Valentines at
Boskins Bros. 80 Cent Store
Mr.. Owen Mccarthy is confined to his
house with rheumatism in his knee.
MFs DR.. HazeltOn gave a pleasant lea
party at her home on Friday evening
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.
Miss Katie Kelaugher spent portion oil
last week with friends in the cuntry.
Pay your taxes before the 18th and save
the Eve per cent added for collection
Mrs. James Mathews has gone to Dixon,
III. to visit her daughter, Mrs. Duffy.
Mrs. DR.. A. Farr entertained few of her
friends at tea party on Saturday evening.
Choice selection of Valentines nj IToskins
Bros 80 Cent Store.
Mr.. T. A. Healey, OF Milford, Neb., was in
this city the past week,
OFson Watson is home from Kansas on a
visit,
Mr.. Josiah Bond, Jr, will leave for Phila.
delphia next week to resume his theological
studies
Mr. Kearns, an aged man, formerly Of
Paris, died in Franksvile, Racine county,
hast week
MIR and Mrs. Chas Meredith, of Paris,
rejoice over the birth of daughter on San
day of last week.
Mr. Frank Mease, Of Freeport H., spent
q few days in the city last week, the guest of
Mr.. Arthur Draper
Mr. X. +, Roberts returned from Madison
ca Saturday, and left for GAINESVILLE on Mon
Asy TO attend convention,
The many friends of Mr. William Holmes
srs glad to welcome him back again. lie is
looking hale aud hearty.
Mr. Michael Wilton and Miss Katie Me,
GiDnis, Of Racine, were married tins week
by Father Mathew, of that city.
Parties having their auction bills printed
1t this office viii have their sales noticed in
she UNION and TELEGRApH free of charge
Dir. Geo. g. Wright, one OF the early set
hers of Racine. and once prominent mer-
chant Of that city, died in Norwich, Conn,
recently
Rev. Allan Curr will preach in the morn.
ing, and Rev. B. II. Brosted in the evening,
at the Baptist church next Sunday. All
welcome.
The Paulist Fathers of New York will com.
menCe a Mission Ia St. Marks church on
Sunday March 6, and continue the same
until the 18th.
Mr.. James 0'Donnel, formerly employed
en- the Telegraph in this city, and for The
past year on the Gazette in Waukegan, is now
working in Chicago.
AITs, Charles Saekman died in Waukegan
On Wednesday of last week Her funeral
was attended by friends and relatives from
Wheatland and Racine.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic restores the appetite
Mr.. John Bush, aged 70 years, died sud.
denly in his bsrn-yard at Ives Corners
Racine county, on Monday afternoon. NJ
was one of the pioneers of Wisconsin.
Go to Marden & Farr's for Mrs.. Freeman
Nee National Dyes. For brightness and du
rsbility of color are unequaled Color from
Z to pounds Price Is cents.
On the complaint Of Daniel McGinty, VIM
Dorsey was arrested on Monday last, on thu
charge Of assault and battery. and fined by
Justice Stebbins in The sum Of SO and cost
Rev. B. II. Brosted has been conducting
very successful series of meetings at tn
Baptist church every night for some tim
past. The meetings begin AT half-psst
o'clock.
Mr.. Thomas W. Bond has been conane,
to his house several days by illness. and h
says that from experience a policy in tn
Travellers Insurance Company is the RICH
thing after all.
The friends of Miss Emily Bond will b
glad to know that she is safely home, thong
still quite an invalid. She is improving. an
the indications are that she will soon recoye
her usual health.
MIR. J. H. Kimball Complains that n
pipes leading from the artesian well burste
and came near flooding his house. The nee
dent was discovered in time 10 avoid an
serious consequences
AS many of our citizens we're unable
attend the entertainments at Apollo Hall ii
week on account of the disagreeable weathe
it's expected that Judge BCk will again Vi:
this city in few weeks.