The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-08-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, AUGUST -, 1881.


city.
Mr. 7. D. Bond is temporarily confined to
his house by illness.
Anthony Duffy, a dock laborer, was
drowned in Racine on Monday afternoon.
New Imperial photographs at Eichelman' s.
Mrs. Annie X. Nearman, aged SO years,
died in Racine on the 9Th inst.
Henry Eichelman has gone TO Topeka.
Kansas, to visit relatives
Mr. s. TymesOn, CT Bristol, will leave for
Dakota next week.
The Permanent Pictures that will not fade
are now made by Truesdell & LaMarsh. Off
Mr.. II. F. Rohlfng has returned home from
Kansas.
Miss Mollie Nicoll is visiting friends in
Racine.
Mrs. Anderson, of Chicago, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. j. C. Holmes.
Blanks for Justices of the Peace for sale at
this office.
Mr.. G. E. Starkweather, of Winona, Mimi
spent Sunday with his brother in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Sutherland and family
are expected home on Saturday.
Houses to rent. Apply at this Oflce
Mr.. H. NJ. Theirs spent half day at
Niagara Falls last week.
Mrs. John Mcnamara has gone to Detroit
for month to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Nellie Briggs, of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. V. French and family
Mrs. Dinnh Crew, of Carlinville,. ILL.,, is
visiting at Mrs. Geo. G. Budden's.
A few more fine Albums for sale at closing
out prices at Rittmaun's.
The Premium List of the Kenosha County
Agricultural Society will be ready about the
Goth.
Mr.. G. A. Rogers, editor of the TELEGRAPH,
has gone to Oshkosh, to attend meeting Of
the State Teachers Association.
Miss Emma Theirs has gone on a visiting
tour in the New England States, the prin-
oipal stay being in Boston.
Hon. F. Robinson was elected Pre- sident of
The State Pharmaceutical Association in
Milwaukee this week.
Prof Kendalls Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases for sale at Rittmann's and
Rogers & Barns book stores Price 25 cents.
The family of Mr.. 2. G. Simmons start for
Old Orchard Beach to-day Thursday to
spend several weeks.
The machinery for the new furniture
factory is hourly expected, and Mr.. Jacobs
is on hand to make the proper disposition as
soon as it comes.
Mr.. Frank E. Weissert and Miss Carrie
Belle Morgan were married in Racine on the
26th ult.
Mrs Sisson, of Milwaukee, has been visit
ing at Henry Fellows, in Bristol She is
spoken of as a very fine widow.
On Tuesday Mr.. |. N. Utter had sun.
stroke and was obliged to procure aid in
reaching his home.
Mr.. Anton Emig, formerly of this city, and
now of Steubenvile, O., rejoices over the
birth of an eleven pound boy
All who have not paid their subscription
for the past year will confer favor on us
by doing so as soon as possible.
Box Papers, Books, Autograph Albums
and Gold Pens at wholesale prices at Ritz
mann's.
Mr.. John Christman, teamster for Mr.. A.
Muntzenberger is happy over the birth of a
little boy.
The fire companies are housekeeping in
their several apartments, and the meeting
rooms are being much improved.
Miss Mary English, who has been visitin,
relatives in Chicago for some lime, has re
turned home.
MIR. King, Mrs. Weaiherby and Mrs
Coburn, of Boston, are visiting Mrs. V
French
Messrs. F. Robinson and E. II. Holliste
attended the convention of the Pharmaceu
teal Association at Milwaukee This week.
On Friday last John Kick mann. of Pleas
ant Prairie, suffered the loss of valuabl,
horse by a sunstrOke
Johnny Kupfer, who has been vi sitting hi
sister, Mrs. Dever, in Milwaukee, has re
turned home.
Mrs. Kellogg and daughter, of Chicago
and Mrs. Sherman, of Battle Creek. Mich.
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Starkweathe,
AIR. Anthony Corcorcan's four,year.o OIL
daughter Emma, died on Saturday evening
and was buried in Waukegan on Monday.
Col James II. Howe an | sons and Hon. ?
G. Simmons attended the funeral of Mrs. 7
0. Howe at Green Bay on Saturday last.
Thomas Price, young man who worke
at the Jones House in Burlington. died {
sunstroke there on Friday last.
The thermometer is said to have Indicate
over one hundred degrees in the shade
some parts of the city on Friday.
A tub of butter was stolen from Mr.. Byro
Dowse's cellar in Pleasant Prairie a fe
nights since. Farmers would d. we'll to Ice
their cellar doors.
Mr.. William A. Gerkin and daughter. MI
Stout and Mrs. L. Frye, of Bloomington, Ill
are guests in the family of Mr.. Adam Die
haut.