The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1881-04-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, APRIL g.. 1881.

FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1881.
Reeds Gilt-Edge Tonic restores the appetite
Mrs. Turbush. Of BAcine, was visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. R. o. Gotsfredsen, last week
DR.. Albert Earr has moved his family Il
Kansas City.
Spring Styles in Millinery and Cioaks jus
received at Fsk's.
Mrs. Wild, Of Racine, and Mira. TetSt. Of
Titusville, were the guests Of MIRA. o. @. King
this week.
Mrs. N. A. Sullivan, Of Waukegsn, was
guest at the Grant House during the past
week.
Nielsen 6 Hansen have just received aeW
stock Of Parlor Furniture.
Mr.. ]. H. Carlton is in Minnesota this
week He is expected home Saturday.
Miss Helen Newman has returned to Mrs.
s. Fisk's, where she viii be pleased to meet
her friends.
The tax sale Of the County Treasurer will
hereafter take place on the third Tuesday in
May, instead Of the second Tuesday as here
tofore.
A fne assortment OF Spring CtOaklngs just
received at Fisk's. Don't forget the place,
south side Market Square
We are informed that several gentlemen
at tea party on Friday night (April fools
day. we're treated to cotton pancakes.
Mr.. j. A. Qallaghau has succeeded In Sc
curing pension arrears for Mr.. Dennis Lansin
amounting to 81, 100.
Miss Gertrude Bullene Of LaWTsnee, Kan
sas, has been the guest Of Mrs, J. V. Quasles
The past week.
Considerable loud talk was INDUCED 10 by
the "workers" for the several candidates on
Tuesday, and one young man ripped another
young mans coat open with knife.
The schooner Pride (Capt. Millev) has
fitted out. Her sails are bent, and she lie ready
TO avail herself Of the first opportunity to
make her accustomed trips around the lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mich Sehackmuth, tho for
mer ON employee in the clothing store Of Mr..
Mat Zahnen, rejoice In the birth Of little
daughter the FIRST Of the week
If you want to buy Furniture 90 to Nielsen
& Hansens and see their stock and ask
prices.
Ex-senator Howe Left for Europe on Mon"
day to attend the Metallic conference. He
was accompanied by Mr.. Jas. Howe, Of this
city, who will act as his private secretary.
Hon. volney French Is at Atlanta, GeOF.
gia. We are glad to be able to state that he
is improving In health. Mrs. French is
expected home this week.
at the annual council Of the Royal Area.
mum of Wisconsin held In Milwaukee last
week Dr. A. Farr was elected Grand Regent
and n, ]. Bliss, formerly of KepOshs. Grand
Warden.
BAPTIST CHURCH. - Morning sermon next
Sunday Was Christ an ImpossOFi "
Evening lecture "The Rost to Jericho, or
Falling among Thieves" an ancient story
with modern illustrations All are welcome
Twenty four Prussisn German smigrants
arrived In KenOsha ON Thursday, direct from
the Faderland," snd will 60 Into the
farming business In Kenosha county 50 soon
s. the weather will permit.
Mrs. Sherman, vho has been resident in
the family of Rev. SIR. Besl during the win.
Ter, is quite III. She has hsen appointed
'uatron at Racine College, and will enter upon
lHer duties as soon as her health will permit.
A number Of the leading physicians Of the
country are now recommending PrOf. Gull
mette's Kidney Pad for lame back. seiatlca,
diabetes, gravel, and other diseases Of the
Kidneys, bladder and urinary organs.
On Friday evening last Miss Nellie Sinclair
gave a pleasant party to her friends. The
young ladies and gentlemen express them
selves as having been especially we'll enter
tanned. and say that the music Of Prof. Dick
haut was unusually good,
Go and see the new Chamber Suits ans
Bed Springs at Nielsen 6 Hsnsep's. Ths,
have got the perfect spring.
Reed 8 Gilt-EdSe Tonic cures fever and sSue
The snow drihed badly lsst Thursda,
night and farmers who came In from tn
west on Saturday had to shovel cut the road
several times.
Blanks for Justices Of the Peace fcY sale a
ibis Office.
An idea Of the amount Of business dom
in KenOsha may be had from the fact ths
on Monday there were one hundred and sey
enty-three loaded cars on The tracks for thl
city.
On Sunday night the barn Of Mr.. Hubs,
Widen, on the North eide, was burned. n
building was insured for $3.50, which wi
only partially cover Mr.. wilden's loes Fb
origin Of the Gre Ia yet mystery.
Road Warrants for sale ct this ofsc,
On Wednesday morning Mrs. Brunt. a
elderly lady. mother OF Mrs. Mat. George,
was buried, She was quite respected in Il
community, and. while she lived to a RI,
old age her loss will be felt BY her mar
friends.
Mr.. Mich. GrOsch. of sheldon, Iowa AZ
formerly q 'nis oi'y' has been visiting frient
.aiaA;..an hnro d,,rs.. Il :. -.