The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-12-30


Rev. J. M. Cleary will deliver lecture
st. Marks church on Sunday evening. Jal
1st, in reply to Modern Infdel Attacks Q
= the Christian Religion. Every one invited
and free TO all.
Mrs. W. J. DeVer, nee Carrie Kupfer,
Milwaukee, arrived at her fathers house 0
Tuesday last, and will spend the balance /
the holidays there. Mr.. Dever will accom-
pany her during Sunday and Monday neg
Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS COTE and Mr.. Wi
liam COTE. of Chicago. and DR.. James Goft
OF New York, are spending the holidays
the residence of their father. Mr.. Williar
COTE, in this city.
The Dakota colony is swelling quite notice
ably in its proportions under the manage
? ment of Mr.. Frank Brandt. In the sprin
there is likely to be quite an exodn to tha
! region.
We have full line of samples of Ne'
Years cards, including Lowelps engrave
cards. We have also some very handsom
New Years cards in stock. Cali and Sc
, them.
Go to Marden & Farr's for Hrs. freeman
NesO National Dyes For brightness and du
rability of color are unequaled Color from
2 to 5 pounds. Price Is cents.
Mr. ". J. Rogers, brother of Mr.. G. A
Rogers, of this city, died in Sparta, Wis, Of
the 25ih inst, aged q years.
Hon. E. G. Timme, Secretary of Slate
elect, will take up his abode in Madison tn
lat of this week. and be in readiness to en-
ter upon the duties Of his Office at the be
ginning of the new year.
On Tuesday morning the employees Of
the Muntzenberger brewery found a stran-
ger in the establishment who had broken his
way through. A search showed that moth
ing was missing, ard the burglar was sam
marily elected.
Mr.. Lewis Kindt is decorating the Expo
sition building in Milwaukee for the Mardi
Gras festival to take place there at the usual
season. Mr.. Kindt is gaining an enviable
reputation in the Northwest for his accom-
| plishments in decorative art. We are glad
to see him succeed.
Knpfers Bakery is in rapid process of re-.
pletion, and on Monday next the establish.
men will be in full blast, and all this
western country will rejoice that means are
provided to furnish every house. old in the
Northwest with Kupfer's celebrated Kenosha
crackers.
A church and Sunday school festival was
held at Lambs school, just south of the city
on Monday. A good!y number were pres
ent. The exercises we're interesting, and
the we'll laden Christmas tree enabled the
little folks to enjoy themselves and to go
home feeling the better for their Christmas
holiday.
Mr.. Clarence Reamer, The well-known
and popular dltache of the Malt House, made
some very handsome presents 10 his friends
on Christmas. Mr.. Reamer is one of those
men of good taste whe always know how to
do the right thing, at the right time, and in
the right place.
A very pleasant party, numbering about
fifty, assembled at the Grant House on Mon
day night aAd made merry until late hour.
Prof Dickhaut furnished the music, and the
dancing was kept up until late hour.
Messrs. Stevens, Drom and other young
gentlemen have been hatteringy compliment
ed on the success of the occasion.
Subscribers who have paid for their paper
in advance are entitled to q Birdseye View
on payment Of twenty-five cents.
On Monday night gang of no 7dies con-
gregated in Thos. Kelley's saloon and made
things generally lively. They blew out the
lights and went for the whiskey barrels.
Mr. Kelly has but one leg, and could do lit
tie to defend himself. Such things are dis
graceful, and deserve the full penalty of the
law.
The Swedish Lady Quartette and Miss
Emile Gavin will give grand dramatic and
musical entertainment in Kimball Hall. on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 4Lh. The ladies
composing the quartette have been highly
complimented by the press of the country
Miss Gavin is too we'll known to our citizens
to need any commendation. We hope that
these ladies will be greeted with a full house.
Mrs. J. C. Stone, of Milwaukee, will lee
ture on Temperance at Salem on Saturday
evening, 3lst inst, and on Sunday evening,
Jan. lst. She will lecture at Wilmot on the
evenings Of the Sd, 4th and 9th of January.
Mrs. Stone Is one Of the plcasantest and
ablest speakers on the rostrum, and has
everywhere met with decided success. It is
hoped that all will turn out and hear her.
Coal and wood bring extravagant prices
this mild winter: and the GOODNESS of the indi-
vidual who bought a 6 raw hat at Lauer &
Becker's on Saturday last was quite refresh
ing. However, Lauer s Becker are always
ready to furnish hats Of any style or descrip-
ton in any season, and would sell you q straw
hat in winter or fur cap in summer. Their
stock is always full, and any class of custom
ers can always be accommodated.
Mrs. NJ. A Baker requests us to say she
has concluded to take few more pupils at
her Home School, commencing January 3rd,
for instruction in Drawing and the Common
School branches. instruction will also be
given in Vocal and instrumental Music, if
desired. Terms reasonable.
The following ladies will receive their
friends on Monday, Jan. I'd, at the places
named: Miss Cynthia Mcclellan, Miss Nell
lie Newman and Mrs. Frank 7. Lee with
Mrs. Leonard Lee, at her residence on
Prairie avenue; Mrs. R. Fl. Slosson, at her
residence on Ann street; Mrs. Alfred Mil
Ter, Mrs Samuel Miller and Mrs. ]. G. Gott'
fredseu, at the residence of Mrs. J. G..
Gottfredsen.
Messrs. Gottfredsen & Son have been max.
ing extensive repairs and improvements in
their already extensive brewery. They are
putting in new fermenting cellar with mod.
ern improvements at a cost of over Sc. 900;
are enlarging their mailing capacity, and are
generally overhauling and charging the en-
tire establishment. Their business has in.
creased to such o degree that they have been
unable to supply the trade, and are com
PEELED to enlarge to meet the demands of
their customers.
A custom has prevailed among certain
saloon keepers in this city to take the clothes
of mans back in payment for whiskey,
supplying the needed covering with rag.
An abandoned unfortunate, within a day or
two, took an axe from one of the city hotels,
which was promptly received in payment for
whiskey, and was afterwards reclaimed by
the owner. The saloon keeper who takes
clothes off mans back, or lends him en-
couragement to steal to procure his whiskey
is thief and robber. and NOT entitled to
the respect Of any community.
The variety in the amusements on
Christmas were net wanting. Among the
rest was dog fight at Myers stable, be-