The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MARCH "a, 1882.

Mr. Frank Herschde, Of Milwaukee wa
guest 10 the family Of C. Schend last week
Mr.. Charles Gibbs, OF Bristol. died OF
Friday last, and was buried on Monday
Mrs. Theodore Schroeder was buried OF
lnuday last from st. Georges church.
The eoninoxial gale did not forget Keno
iha on Monday night.
Mr.. John B. Fish goes to EldOra, Iowa
bis week, where he expects to remain.
Mr. VIM. COTE, of this city, is visiting his
on, Mr.. C. II. COTE, in Springfield, Mo.
Mr.. John Richardson is still failing and
,is friends have little hope of his recovery
Mr.. II. D. Bliss and wife left on Monday
or their home nj Hannibal, Mo.
Mr.. A. G. Sinclair spent Sunday in this
iiy. Mrs Sinclair has returned to Keno
ha.
Mr.. George s, Baldwin is putting in his
ock of coal and promises comfort TO all
the coming of another cold season.
Miss Nelde Gilbert has returned from
auwaiosa, where she has heen visiting for
me weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Holt has two neices visiting her
ON Grand Rapids Wis, Misses Minnie and
annie Stafford
Mrs. Jane Reed entertained the Pedro
nh nj her residence on Park Avenue on
lesday night.
Mr.. Thos. Hansen, of The firm Of Nielsen &
.nsen, has been confined to his house over
week from quinsy
rhs ladies of the Congregational church
on Thursday afternoon and evening
Mrs. A. Farr.
APT. symOunds ia fitting up the schooner
atest, and will have her in condition to be
service al The opening of navigation
on cannot help seeing 0rOsch & Eichel-
a 8 stylishly dressed customer in another
I of this paper.
,Ir. Fred Sewers of Racine, was guest
he family of Mr.. G. Schend on Sunday
The most reliable stimulant for the growth
infants and children, and the most gentle
its soothing effect, is Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr.. F. w. Mathews is favOrably spoken Of
our citizens for the Office Of City Clerk
ank can I'LL the bill,
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicolas
ders was taken from them by death on
iday last
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Lyman and family and
rs. Frank SlcssOn returned home from
orida on Wednesday,
Mrs. Judkius, of Oregon, who has been
sitting Mrs. Dickey in this city, left for
rhome on Wednesday,
Misses Nelly Ely. Ella McKenna and
attic Limpert are visiting friends in Ra"
ne
MIR. Charles Watson and Mr.. Leyant
eveus, Jr., visited friends in Racine on
lnday last.
The Democratic Convention for the nomi-
tlon of city officers will be held at the
urt House ON April lst. Each ward is en-
led to three delegates.
The younger element in society enjoyed
~ pleasant party at the Grant House on
iday evening last, Mr.. Dickhant was on
nd, and all had good time.
Messrs. Quarles & Stebbins have moved
sir office to the room formerly occupied by
ande 4 Theirs, in the rear Of the First
Gtional Bank.
Mr.. James Cavanagh has taken up his bust
ss quarters in the office formerly occupied
Quarles & Stebbins, over the market Of
glish Bros.
Mrs. Adolph Burg, who has been quite
vigorously i'll for several weeks, is now
avalescent, upon which her friends are
y too happy to congratulate her.
MIR. c. A. Bullamore and family left for
,ir new home in Dakota on Wednesday.
cir many friends wish them abundant
lCess,
All caucus and convention notices will be
lrged for Of regular advertising rates un.
. the tickets for each place for which
cuses are called are printed at this office.
leyeral vessels have been seen off Kenosha
hin few days, bound north, which
haps is some indication Of the prospective
dition of the weather.
he schooner Geo. W. Wescott is under re-
rs--a new gbboom, decks and new
works. Capt. Hill will PCT her into
vice the first of the month.
'he Pool Match will take place at Racine on
ssday, the 2Sth, instead of the Doth, as
advertised
lhe laughter and prattle of children is sun.
ne to good heart, and can be made
ghter by covering the walls with Wall
per from Rogers \ Barns Kenosha Book
re. lw
When YOU feel cough or bronchial affec-
creeping on the lungs, take Ayers
srFy Pectoral, and care 1T before il
lemes incursble.
MEs. Lucretia Moore, of Newport, Ill.,, a
miles south of this city, died last week,
her residence, at the unusual age of ninety'
years, and had been during her con-
ued life very much respected person.
Mr. ]. G. MeKindley is visiting his
lighter, Mrs. Baker, in Nashville, Tenn
is expected home next week and hi:
lighter Hattie, who has been visiting hel
ter there the past two months, will return
th him.
We have % copies of the Birdseye View
KenOsha on hand. Those who wish Il
luTe copy will do we'll 10 do so at once
when these are taken il will be imposi
to get one, as the Autograph slone has
en- destroyed.
Hessrs. t. A. and Jos. Letting have oil
aibtiOn at T. A. Lettings shop on Parl
Get a patent window screen which i
nethinE new and desirable. Il is so con
ucted that il can be raised and lowered
any distance.
'rying to do business without advertising
IKE winking at pretty girl through
OIL green goggles You may know wha
are "oing, but nobody else does.