The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-06
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i Mr.. AlonZ0 Beach and wife, of Tur.
| tie, Ill, are spending their honeymoon
| at the residence of his brother-in-laW
Mr.. Frank CornWell.
Mrs. Theodore Loescher. of Itch
field. Ill, visited friends and relatives
in Brighton and Salem the past week.
Mrs. George Blanchard IS visiting
friends in Chicago.
| Mr.. George Bailey and wife returned
to their home in Chicago on Thursday
and Mrs. r. w. TAFT, Mr.. Bailey's sis.
ter, accompanied them. Mr.. TAFT left
for Chicago on Saturday. to spend a
Happy New Year
Mrs. Rourier, of Chicago. spent
Christmas in the family Of Snpt. Ma
honey, and returned home the middle
OF the week. The Superintendent is
visited by his brother Willie, of Iowa.
Miss Cornell, of Racine. is visiting
in the family of her uncle. Mr.. Ira
Helms.
Mr.. Peter Oakley, of Dakota, who
has been. visiting his niece. Mrs. Traf-
ford, will start for Michigan on Mon
day.
Capt. futile and wife left the first of
the week for Burlington. vt, where
they will sojourn several weeks with
relatives and friends.
Mr. Ward and wife, of Caldwell
Prairie, are guests in the family Of Mr..
VIM. Johnson.
Mr.. J. K. Smith and wife spent
Christmas with relatives IN Harvard,
and returned home on Thursday.
Santa Claus remembered them with
nice presents.
Mrs. G. Curtis and family are favored
with q visit from their relatives, Miss
Florence Wieley and Mr.. Sylvester
Reed, both Of New York.
One Of the youthful and most hope.
full disciples in the Congregational
Sunday school repeated last Sabbath
the beatitude, blessed are the peace
makers, in this wise, blessed are the
shoemakers.
Rev, Mr.. White has rented II. W. |
Tait's house, and will move in as soon
as he is able. He was too i'll to occupy
the pulpit last Sabbath.
Mrs. Taber continues very sick. DR.. |
A. Farr, Of Kenosha, was sent for on
Saturday, but was found sick abed.
Mrs. j. c. Stone, the Temperance
lecturer, addressed a full house on Sat. |
urday and Sunday evenings in the
Congregational church. She is an ear
nest and fluent speaker, who, being in
close sympathy with the temperance
cause, speaks forth the abundance of |
her heart, carrying the audience with |
her. It's evident that Mrs. Stowe is
sowing good seed in the temperance
field, which shall take root and yield |
q hundred fold.
The Sunday school concert given in |
the Congregational church on Friday |
evening was a festive occasion beft- !
ting the holiday season.
Miss Matte Browns class surprised
her with q pair Of handsome vases, |
while the school in turn embarrassed |
their superintendent, Mr.. Frank Mum
son, with a present of q photograph |
album. After the concert old and |
young, and even the minister, Rev. G.
IIaigh, repaired to the basement of the
church to participate in a sociable.
The ice company from Chicago have
already commenced extensive opera
tions on their possessions at the sta
ton. During the past week, they have
erected boarding house 20x30 it,. and
Messrs. John Kerwin and Garret Van
VIE have finished the grading for the
side track and ice house. The ice
house, 40X100 fl. high. will be forth
with erected, and the work on it is to
begin on Tuesday. A force of forty
men will be employed in the harvest |
Of ice rs soon as it is 7 or s inches I
thick. Success to the enterprise is said
to be inevitable.