The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-05-13

Her remains were brought here for int
4 ment.
MIR. Jas. Irving, our ex-city marshal. wi
move 10 Iowa with his family in few day
We hope be will meet with success, for Jill
isa good fellow.
| Go to Marden Fairs for Mrs. Freeman
New National Dyes. For brightness and d.
rability Of color are unequaled. Color fror
2to 8, pounds. Price Is cents.
Mr.. John Fassbinder has been laying
new floor and generally reftting his stort
and fitting up the establishment in yer
attractive style.
Mr.. julius Crell, Jr, of Waukegan, ha
been appointed station agent and telegrap
operator at Pleasant Prairie, and has entere
upon his duties.
Samples Of every novelty in the line o
printers stock can be seen at this Office, an,
we win get anything we have not in stool
when it is requested.
The residence of Dr. j. L. Mills, of Rosen
Grams, ILL.,, was destroyed by fire last week
He was insured for $1,000 on houee ant
contents.
Hugh Heating, son of Mr.. Michael Heating
aged about IA years. died very suddenly las
week Of congestion of the brain. He attend.
ed school the day previous to his death.
Mr.. Thos. Hansen has been elected to
represent the Temple of Honor of this city at
the annual meeting of the Grand Temple, at
Madison, in June.
The funeral services of Harmon Marsh
will be held at the Bristol and Paris Congre-
gational church on Sabbath morning, May
22d, at half past ten.
Mrs. Foote, sister of Mr.. L. G. Merrill,
of the First National Bank, will speak in the
M. +. Church next Sunday evening on The
subject, Father MsNamara's Independent
Catholic Church" All are cordially invited.
Arthur French, who came here to attend
the funeral of his father, returned to the
State University at Madison on Wednesday.
Mrs. Briggs returned to her home in Chica-
go yesterday.
A full stock of the latest Spring Wraps, in
Nantes, Havelecks, Dolmans, and Mother
Hubbard cloaks, may be found at Fisk g
Millinery and Cloak Rooms also large
assortment of fine White Sacques. 49-1w
The three packages OF the TELEGRAPH adj
dressed TO Salem were mailed in time last
week TO reach their destination on Friday
afternoon, but for some reason or other they
failed to do so.
Messrs. Lauer & Becker have laid in q
large stock of straw goods Of good assortment
and latest styles. ANY one wishing straw
hat for himself or his boy can be accommo-
dated at once 49
Mr.. Peter Zahnen has taken position in
the new and popular clothing and furnishing
store of Messrs Lauer & Becker. These
gentlemen have been very successful during
the short time they have been in Kenosha.
Mr.. Mat. Funk, of Paris, brother .in-law of
ex-sheriE Sparta, exhibits a fine thorough
bred English stallion, glossy black, eighteen
hands high, and very snowy. He stops at
Ted Meyers stable on Saturdays.
On the 10th inst, at the city of Chicago,
Miss Annie Sullivan and Mr. Heldridge
Marscn were united in marriage. Miss
Sullivan is niece of Mrs. VIM. E. Reed, of
this city. o a3
Attention is called to the announcement of
Mr.. H. G. Schulz in another column. Mr..
Schulz is q gentleman who will give you full
value for your money, and we advise all who
want anything in his line to give him CALL
A valuable overcoat was taken on Monday
night from boarding house near the gas
works, kept by Mr.. Mic. Luis. boarder
who lately absconded without paying board
is supposed to be the guilty party. m t5
Martyrdom- Its Glory and Crown" is
the morning theme at the Baptist church
next Sunday. "0n the Fence, or Halt
ing Between Two Opinions" the evening
lecture. All welcome.
In the dim distance on Tuesday morning we
saw two men in The act of plantinga tree on
the circumference of Central Park. Zone
swallow don't make summer" but one tree
even may add to the beauty of the park.
take pleasure in acknowledging the
prompt payment of $3.50 by The Travellers
Insurance Co., of Hartford, Conn. (by Thos.
W. Bond, Agt. as indemnity for accident
of Nov. LIST, last. F. W. LYMAN.
KenOsha, May 4th, 1881.
Thos. Wells, who for two years last past
has been working The farm of Hon. F. Rob-
inson, will start in few days, accompanied
by his brother andtw others, for Mitchell,
Dakota. where they intend to purchase lands
and locate ha
The annual soundings in the harbor are
showing an average of thirteen feet of water,
and over the bar outside eleven and one-half
feel. When the Leonard dock is removed
any ordinary vessel can enter Kenosha har-
Dor and pass up the river through the bridge
TO the docks beyond. aai
Mr.. Adam Metten, an employee in Bain's
shops, met with an accident last week
While setting tire on the wheel of a wagon
piece of iron few off and penetrated his
arm above the elbow. After considerable
difficulty Dr. A. Farr succeeded in extract
ing the iron, and his patient is doing we'll.
Food for the brain and nerves that will
invigorate the body without intoxicating is
what we need in these days of rush and
worry. Parker's Ginger Tonic restores the
vital energies, soothes the nerves and brings
good health quicker than any thing you can
Tribune. See other column.