The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-05-06

Mrs. Richard Horton, Of Bristol. died On
q Friday morning Of last week, aftera few days
IS illness Mr.. Horton was in Nebraska at the
time Of her death, and was unable to return
home on account Of the foods.
Mr.. Radfeld, of Racine, @iIl build this
% spring, at Truesdell Station, a large hay
% pressing barn. He has an engine and press
: on The grounds now, and he has purchased
: several lots hay offarmers in that neigbbor-
hood
Over $4,000 Howe Scales sold. borden. Sell
leck Co., Agents, Chicago
Mr.. J. B. Kupfer has pui in a new glass
front 10 his popular bakery and eating house.
This makes a row of three very handsome
fronts on Main street, two of which belong TO
Mr. Kupfer Messrs Lsuer Becker, cloth
iers, occupy the Cher
We are adding several fonts Of The latest
5 styles Of type to our already extensive assort-
: ment and are prepared to do anything in the
line of printing, from the smallest card to the
largest poster. in manner equl, ii not
superior, 10 any other Office inKea1shl. and
at prices as low as the lowest.
On Wednesday the chief of the Fire De-
partment ordered out the steamer TO test the
quality Of hose Mr.. Il. Tecktonius
acted as engineer, and al pressure Of $50
pounds Of steam the hose stood the racket
Our Fire Department is under good manage.
mcnt, and is in good working order.
| 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
use.-Tribune. See other column.
Miss Mary Forrcy gave very pleasant
party on Monday evening, at the residence
Of her father on Garden street, as sort of
farewell compliment TO her brother James,
who goes to San Francisco in few days
About sixty guests we're very handsomely
VhtVllA4heA, Dlshnhut DAHL furnishing tue
music.
Nellie, the adopted daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Rufus Hull, aged about ten years, died
few days aga. Mr.. aud Mrs. Hull were
very fond of her, and, so far as their means
permitted, did all they could for her COM
fort and happiness. The affection is equal
to the loss of their own child, and they have
the sympathy Of all the community.
| kuelt beside her and told in nc tents
soft and sweet, how would worship E en- the
carpet beneath her dainty feet how would
stick 10 her closer than the paper on tn
wall Then she started upright-maguifcen cent
and tall" Amt it too nice for anything,
the old gold and the brown? aud Rogers &
Barns have just got in the incest stock in
town"
Messrs Lewis Il Harris open their new
and elegant saloon under Kimball Opera
House in few days. Many Of The Kenosha
people know Mr.. Harris as the proprietor
of the Delmonico and of the sample room
under the Higgins House in Racine. and all
who know him know him TO be u good fellow, |
and that ne will make his place pleasant {
and fashionable resort.
II
Judge Wentworth has heard the arguments
of counsel on the testimony taken before
Commissioner Stebbi1s in the case OF Curr es.
Miller, the cause celebre of the town, and has
decided in favor of Mr.. Miller. The whole
matter came up on motion, aud was de-
cision of The case so far rs the Circuit Court |
can aci upon it.. An appeal may be prose-
cued
Mrs. w. N. Palmer, 149 Morgan street, s
Buffalo, n Y, writes: My child was taken j
Feb. LIST, with Group in its severest form, and
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil being the only
remedy at hand began. giving it according
to directions and found il gave immediate
relief gave three (3) doses and the child $
rested well the remainder of the night. g
have used it in my family for some time with |
complete success. Il
A Mr.. Watson, of Chicago, was found dead !
on Saturday, 23d ult., on the track of the Ke- l
nosha and Rockford Railroad, in the town Of
Pleasant Prairie. lie was in Salem on Friday
looking at some farms there which are for
sale, with the intention Of purchasing one.
On Saturday he started for home, but had to
walk TO Truesdell Station TO get the cars, and
it is supposed that the long walk was too
much for him, as be was quite aged and
feeble
The drama CONSTABLE Hook" which is {
announced for presentation at Apollo flall,
on Saturday night, derives special Interest /
from the fact of its connection wita the story
of" Moll Pitcher, an eccentric figure in the
New England of other days. II is thorough !
ly enjoyable play, well arranged and con-
trasted in character. Humor and pathos are
closely blended, and in the hands of good
company, with Mr.. John Murray and Miss 1
Grace Garland in the principal roles. the bill
should attract a full house. On Monday
evening the ssme company will present the
well.known, loudly -berated, but ever-popular
play of Camille" Let both productions be
we'll patronized Seats may be secured at
Rogers & Barns.
Last Friday evening Nellie Vernes Fee
male Minstrel and Novelty Company gave
performance at Kimball Hall. Although they
were advertised to play the Monday evening
previous, and il was claimed that it would be
a moral entertainment, and lady patronage
was especially solicited, yet on Friday the
hsndbills announced that no ladies would be
admitted. This had the effect of filling the
hall with a crowd of males. from the beard
less boy to the grey haired grandfather We
we're not present, but have been informed
that the exhibition fell far short of their ex-
pectations, and their debased appetites were