The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-02-24

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The Ladies' Society of The Methodist
church met yesterday evening al
the Parsonage. from two to five clock in the
afternoon.
The Ladies Society of st. Matthew
church met at the residence of Mr.. w.
s. Strong yesterday afternoon and evening.
The Howard Lectures in Kimball Opera
House the first three days of the week were
quite well attended, and are pronounced by
those who heard them as having been inter-
esting, entertaining and instructive.
Mr.. Hugh Rogan, of Pleasant Prairie, had
the misfortune last week to fall from load
Of hay, injuring his spine quite seriously.
Though Mr.. Rogan is able to be ont. he still
suffers much inconvenience from the acct
dent
The masquerade party at Wilden's Hall on
Monday night was quite well attended, and
afforded no little amusement to the parties
present The F. q. & K. band furnished the
music, which was the principal feature of the
occasion
Mr.. Frank Brandt, accompanied by Mr..
William Volmer, the well-known clerk in the
store of Gottfredsen & Son, left for Dakota on
Monday last. Mr.. Volner contemplates To-
eating tract of land in the vicinity of
Mitchell before his return.
| Capt. and Mrs. Alfred Miller entertained
number of their friends on Tuesday even
ing with Pedro party, at their residence
The well known hospitality of host and
hostess assures all that there was no lack
of good cheer and enjoyment
Dr. W. F. Rohr, who has been i'll for some
months, was able to ride out on Thursday
last, for the first time since Christmas. The
Doctors many friends congratulate him on
his improved condition, and hope he will
continue to grow stronger and better
Jacob Martzolf, of Lancaster, n Y. says:
'Your SPRING Blossom works we'll for every
thing you recommend it; myself, wife and
children have all used it, and you can't find
healthier family in New York State.--Oct.
5, 1880.
Mr.. Charles Holderness, the wellknown
tonsorial artist, has removed to Burlington,
Iowa, which place he will make his future
residence Charley is good fellow, UNDER
stands his business, and we sincerely hope he
will succeed in his new field of operations.
The wife of Rev. Henry Clark, who was
for some time q resident at the Water Cure
in this city, and oficiated as clergyman at
the Baptist church, died on Monday night
in Oshkosh Mrs. Clark was known here
by many friends as a very estimable woman.
&c
strongly indorses st. Jacobs Oil for rheuma-
tism, etc., from the observation Of its effects
in his factory as also in his own family--so |
we see from one Of our Massachusetts ex-
changes.-BridgepOrt Conn., Standard
Mr.. Karl Zachler, of Burlington, was
thrown from buggy on Wednesday of last
week, and so severely injured that he lies in
critical condition. He was riding with Mr.
Theodore Lightfeld, when the horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing both of
the occupants out.
The popular resort on Saturday evening |
last was the opening of Mic. Wilmes billiard |
rooms, south of the Grant House. An elabor-
ate lunch was spread and the rooms were
crowded during the entire evening. Mic has
lots Of friends and they all wish him every
success in his new undertaking.
Do not buy cheap medicine on the score
of economy. The best are none too good for |
the sick, and are the cheapest. Such are |
the Cherry Pectoral, the Sarsaparilla and
other standard remedies Of DR.. J. G. Aver |
& Co. They are worth all they cost and
should be in every house.
Lyman MorehouSe, young boy who vol
unteered his services as brakeman on q
freight train, and while attempting to couple |
some cars, came near having his head crushed |
between the cars, and only escaped by the |
merest accident. Boys should not handle
edged tools or experiment with railway trains.
Mr.. Walter Meredith and Miss Belle Will
liams were married by Rev. H. NJ Corsbie |
on Wednesday, 22nd inst, at the residence |
of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Lewis Williams |
The happy couple are among the most
highly esteemed Of our young people and
have started in life under exceedingly |
favorable auspices. Our best wishes attend |
them.
Wednesday, being Ash Wednesday, the
usual prescribed services were held in the
several Catholic and Episcopal churches. No
special attention was given to the fact that
the same day was the annual holiday on
which the people, if they choose, may cell
citrate the birth of "The Father of His
Country"
A fellow from Racine made his appearance
in this city and took young lady to drive |
She was afterwards compelled to seek the |
protection of other gentlemen, whom she
happened to meet. The revolver taken from |
the young man is not likely t. be returned |
until he calls for it and makes the dmende |
honorable.
The case of James McGivern, who was
charged with breaking through the door of
Mrs. Jaeger's saloon, near the depot, week
ago Sunday came on for hearing before JUS
tice NORM on Monday last, and McGivern
was found guilty and fined in the sum of
five dollars and costs, amounting to about
twenty-eight dollars.
What is known among the Germans as
Fastnacht," or the period including the |
three days preceding Ash Wednesday and |
the lenten season, was quite generally cele |
brated in the town. Masque balls and part
les were quite rife, and, not content alone |
WIN uVuO dAuuSSmOhby a IuA ~ AuhOOA Va |
people went to Milwaukee to attend the
Mardi Gras festival which took place there
on Tuesday.
John Fettick, sewing machine agent,
who has made himself quite conspicuous
during the winter by driving rapidly through
the streets and otherwise, decamped on Sun
day night for parts unknown, leaving the
company and his bondsmen here something
in the lurch 1t is rumored also that the
friends of certain young lady in the town
are anxiously waiting to see him once more,
and only once.
Charles Kersten will sell on his farm, four
miles west of Kenosha. second house east Of
c., M. & st. P. R. R., ON the Burlington road,
in the town of Somers, on Saturday Febru-
airy Is, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, farm stock, farm
ing implements and household furniture.
f. r. Wilson, auctioneer.