The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-10-28

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER rs. 1881.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER rs. 1881.
Mr.. Hall, of Illinois, is visiting in III
family Of Hon. F. Robinson.
Mr.. VIM. Bird, of Dover, Racine county
died in the Rel River country recently.
Mrs. James HOyle died In Racine on III
25th inst, in the S4th year of her age.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fad
are now made by Truesdell & LaSIarsh. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. James Murray. of Paris
rejoice over the birth of son last week.
Nothing like the "Burt'' Kid at Huok's
DOngOla" nowhere. l9w-
Mr.. AMI Mrs Chas. II. Jackson, Of Wan
kegan, spent Sunday in this city.
Miss Belle Karnes, of Chicago, was Thu
guest Of Mrs. J. Flynn during the past week
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the appe
lite. For sale by F. Robinson.
Mr.. Orrin c. Moody of Waukegan. died
in Chicago on the 10Th inst, aged Go years.
Mr.. Frank Runals and Miss Carrie Stryk'
er were married last evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents.
Theirs sold the Grace Murray five times
raising about $23, 500 on her. She has beer
seized by Lewis Paine and b. R. Northrup.
Do not fail TO attend the SpiritualistIc en-
tertainment in Kimball's Opera House Sat
urday evening next.
Mrs c. s. Dole and daughter, of Crystal
Lake, were guests at the Water Cure this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Rishop, of Evans.
vile, Wis, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Newton Fisk last week.
Mr.. Edward Yule, formerly of Somers
and lately of Mountain Lake, Mimi, has re-
turned to SOmers.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office will have their sales noticed in
the UNION and TELEGRAPH free of charge.
Mr.. Henry Andre is having handsome
residence built upon his lot on Chicago
street,
Harry Kupfer. who has been visiting his
brother in Burlington, Iowa. for the past
ak weeks, has returned home.
Mrs. Frank Hall, Of Pueblo, Nebraska,
formerly of this city, is visiting in the fami'
ly Of Mr.. W. Il. Reed.
Miss Debrou, of Cleveland, is the guest of
her friend, Miss Emma Robinson. Of this
city.
Misses Rosetta and Anna SaubeF, for
merly of KenOsha, are attending the Normal
School at San Jose, Cal.
AIr. and Mrs. Geo. Linton and wife, Of
Eau Claire, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hale,
Sr.,, and o. =. Hale during the week.
Miss Nellie Linn died at her home in Racine
last week, Of typhoid fever, in the 9Th year
of her age.
Mr.. Geo. Coonley and Miss Lizzie Flanni-
gan were married by Rev. Father Matthews
in Racine few days ago.
Mr.. w. f. Burgess, of Somers. has sold
his trOtting mare "Daisy b" to Mr.. Ste
phen Bull, of Racine, for 5000.
Geo. Meyer, of Racine, sailor on The
schooner Condor, was knocked into the lake
and drowned few days ago by the fOresai
jibing.
Mr.. Thos. W. Bond, Jr.. who has beer
spending the summer on rancho at Walnut
Hill, near Silver lake Kansas. has returned
home for the winter.
Mrs. Swan committed suicide by hanging
at Genoa Junction, a few days since. She
was a resident of the village for several
years and was considered insane.
Rev John English, of Omaha. spent Sun
day with his parents 10 this city, and left OF
Monday to visit his sister, Mrs. Russell. il
Ottawa, Ill.
Arthur A. 81. Elmo and Company, genu
Inc spirituallstic mediums, endorsed by tht
press and public everywhere, will hold {
seanoe in the Kimball's Opera House Of
Saturday evening next.
Moses Melville, who had his leg brushes
by the cars short time ago. suffered smpu
tation Of the limb above the knee last week
DR.. A. Farr, assisted by DIR. VIM. NJ Far
and DR.. Mcclellan, did the surgery,
Mr.. Julius Crell, Of Waukegan. fell Of
the platform of car on Monday night an,
was run over and killed.
On Monday evening last after the meet
ing, the worthy chief Of the Temple of Hon
or gave an oyster supper at the Gran
House, and good time was had without tn
aid of wine.
Improper medicines only aggravate huma
diseases. Don't experiment with ysu
health. If you don't know just what all
you, use Browns Iron Bitters. 1t wi
strengthen you and assist nature in remO1
ing every symptom Of distress.
Joseph siohanEer, who was sent TO Waupu
a year ago for an assault upon Samuel Wa
ler has served his time and came back her
last week, looking hale and hearty. He
now nicely located in his old quarters on Ii
Isnnd.
Geo. Melville has just received direct fro
New York an elegant line OF Velvet Fran,
card, cabinet and panel size-which he
selling at prices that would aslonish even
J.. Lehman.
On Thursday evening last Miss Matt
Parr gave very pleasant party at the res
dence Of her father, DR.. A. Farr, in hon
Of her guest, Miss Maggie Ankney,
Clinton, Iowa, Dickhaut's hand furnish
the music.