The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-05-20
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1881.

FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1881.
All who have not paid their subscription
for the past year will confer favor on US
by doing so as soon as possible.
Mrs George Mari is in Chicago for short
tsit.
Col J. II. Howe and family have returned
to their home in this city.
A few more fine Albums for sale a closing
out prices at Rittmann's.
Mr.. G. W. Hoyt and family are visiting at
the residence of Mr.. S. Y. Brande.
Miss Kate Brown, of Milwaukee, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Charles Brown.
Miss Harriet e. Warren, of Somers. has
gone to Dakota.
Oh, look at those nice suits turned out
every week by Grosch s. EiChelman. 50w3
Mr.. William Kindt, son of Mr.. Louis
Kindt, was in the city on Sunday last
MI D. ~ huplcE SpSuI lCN NhJo VI thO
past week in Burlington, Iowa.
Mr.. II. Huck, for several years in the employ
of Grosch & Eichelmau, has gone to Racine.
Mrs NJ. A. Baker has been very i'll during
the past week She is now convalescing
Road Warrants for sale at this office.
M Uuob cnoors ,n1 b;s Jouoh,or Me-
Haven, have returned from their winters
sojourn in Florida.
We are adding new subscribers 10 our list
every week, but always have room for more.
Messrs. Bendt & Hansen are making ex-
tensve alterations and additions to their
store on the North side
Box Papers, Books, Autograph Albums
and Gold Pens at wholesale prices at Ritz
manns.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale at
this Office.
Mr.. Harry Kelly, of Columbus, o., has
been spending the week with his parents in
this city.
We have four kinds of horse cuts, and can
supply horse men with bills to suit them
Mr.. Newton Halliday, brakeman on the
accommodation train, has been promoted to
position in the new depot in Chicago.
Prof, KendalPs Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
Rogers & Barns book stores. Price 25 cents.
Mrs Dr. Mcclellan, of Wilmot, and her
three children, are visiting her father, Mr..
j, G. Slcight.
Mrs. Julia Durkee, of Chicago, was
guest at the residence of her father, Mr..
Levi Grant, during last week.
Mr.. F. b. Dunning for the past three
years clerk in the post Office, has accepted o.
position as brakeman on the accommodation
train.
ca Conspiracy to Murder" is the even
ing lecture at the Baptist church next Sunday
Morning sermon; The Garden Of the
LOru. Fastof, heY Allan Curr.
An amateur company on the North side,
known as the Schmitt s Harf Combination,
viii give an entertainment in Kimball Opera
House in the near future
Mr. Cass Griffin, Jr, has retur ned from
California, much to the qualification of his
friends He likes the country on the Pacific
Slope but says, give me Kenosha, after all.
Remember that Grosch & Eichelman's
stock of Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods is always kept up with the novelties
of the season at the lowest prices 5Ow3
Mr.. Louis Kindt is at Lyons. Iowa, paint.
ing the scenery for new opera house at that
place. We can assure the Lyons people that
Mr. Kindt is genuine artist in that direction.
Go to Marden \ Farrs for Mrs. Reeman's
Ne'o National Dyes For brightness and du-
.rability of color are unequaled. Color from
2 to pounds. Price Is cents.
you want a vase for your lawn or the
NShNNNA1t tuG 1dltub h6s6ENOlT
Vase, for sale by the Fountaine Floral Co.,
Racine, Wis, Send for illustrated catalogue.
Mr.. Adam Dickhaut, the en,erprisiug
barber, has had new floor put in his shop,
and has put in new furniture and reftted
his establishment in an elaborate style.
Rev. J. NJ. Cleary will deliver a lecture'at
Bay View next Sunday evening. Morning
services next Sunday at St. Marks church
will be at 7So anG o'clock.
Michael Huek, son of Alexander Huck, is
in Lyons, Iowa, assisting Mr.. Louis Kindt in
painting the scenery for new opera house
at that place.
Examine the Patent Reservoir Vase ad
vcrtised by posters By the FOuntaine Floral
Co., Racine, Wis. Send for illustrated
catalogue. 5o-wl.
Mr.. Leonard Lee went to Battle Greek,
Mich, this week for treatment at the SAM
tarium His son Charles, of Kansas City. is
also there
John Muntzenberger, youngest son IF Mr..
Conrad Munzenberger, Of this city, is lying
very sick from Inflammation of the brain, and
is not expected TO recover.
The county officials are putting new coat
of paint on the fence around the court house
premises and are really laying new walk
which leads to the sherifFs residence and
our conmOdous(') county jail
Sheriff Blackman has appointed Johr
Harkins one of his deputies, very wise and
good appointment, and deserved compli
ment to Mr.. Harkin's ability and fidelity J.
an officer.