The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1882.

FRIDAY. MARCH II, 1882.
Handy Andy at Kimball Opera House this
friday afternoon and evening
Mr.. F. W. Mathews has been confined to
his house the past week with a severe cold.
Mr. II. n. Bliss of Hannibal, Mo-. is in
town.
Mrs. q. 9. Newell is visiting relatives in
New York and other points in the east.
No one should avoid seeing the fine collec-
ton of Art in Hcheman's studio lw
Miss Allie stanuard, Of Bristol is visiting
ter aunt, Mis- John Bufrham, in Racine
Miss. Emily Roggenbau, of Racine. is
spending a few days with friends in this city.
Mr.. Isaac T. Bishop, of somers, expects to
leave for Dakota this week to take mp land.
Katie Tresten. of Chicago, is visiting
friends and relatives in this city
John T. Boyle of Chicago, visited friends
and relatives in this city last week.
Thomas Moran. Of Chicago, spent portion
Of last week with friends in this city.
MIR. John McKenna has purchased Hon.
]. V. Quarles' farm in Pleasant Prairie.
A. propeller was seen off Kenosha on Sun
day last, bound north
Remember Handy Andy at Kimball Opera
House this friday afternoon and evening.
Mrs. s. G. Anderson, of Chicago, is spend
20 10 MIL
Holmes.
Dr.. 4. @. Duncan. of Chicago, is in this
city for a few days to recruit his health.
He is guest Of Mr.. Sidney Osborn.
Mr.. Orson Fox and Genie Burlington have
left for Dakota, the future home of Mr..
Burlington.
Mrs. Maria Havelck, of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. l..
Ely.
Mr.. Ed. @Upson, of Milwaukee, started
carload of 80 horses for Dakota on Monday,
and is still looking for more.
MIR. Edward Mead, of Bristol, has sold his
farm of 100 acres for $45 per acre TO Mr.
OTTin Benedict.
Mr.. George Williams, of Milwaukee, was
a guest in the family of Mr.. A, Slater over
Sunday.
Mr. Gilbert Frazier of Cages Lake, ILL.,,
called on his sister, Mrs. c. Chstfee, th
week
Mr. SOmuel Hatch, who was we'll known
by all the old settlers in the western part Of
the county. died at Geneva Lake recently.
MI. and Mrs Isaac H. Selleck returned
from au extended visit among their friends
IN Connecticut on Wednesday.
Mr. John Buckley has associated himself
with MIR. Jas. German in the tonsorial bust.
ness over Gottfredsen's store
fho Masonic party on Friday evening last
was well attended and pronounced one of
the most successful of the season.
Miss Rose CraneY, who has been visiting
her friend, Miss Jennie Wesoott. has return-
ed to Chicago,
Miss Hattie Porter, of Waukegan was the
gIest of Miss Nellie Ely last week, returning
10 her home on Saturday last.
Miss Nellie Ely went to Racine on Tuesday
last to visit 10 the family of Mr. william
Nelson
Nielsen & Hansen will move into the store
on the corner of Main and Wisconsin street
in about two weeks.
Mr. B. r. Echelman exhibits some hand.
some specimens of miniature panel pictures
at his gallery. lw
MIR. j. Nj. Jacobs has gone on trip 10 the
interests of the Phillips Furniture Msnufsc.
turing Company.
Mir and Mrs. John Kramer are congratu-
lated by their many friends upon the advent
to their home Of a fifteen pound boy.
We are sorry to record the fact that Mr..
John Richardson still continues in pre-.
cartons state Of health.
Mira. C. NJ. Lee has been quite i'll for some
weeks, though she 10 now reported TO be on
the improving hand.
The friends of Mr.. R6llin futile regret
that his health remains in no encouraging
condition
Augustus PomerOy, ESQ, of Chicago, was
q the guest of Mrs G.. NJ Lee on Sunday
last.
Miss Augusta Mary Walher died in Bur.
lngton, Wis, on the 7th inst, aged Is years
10 days.
Mrs. Anna Mary Msgdalena Strom died at
Burlington. Wis. on the 9TH inst. sged 63
years months and days
The Ladies' Aid Society of 81. Matthew s
church met yesterday afternoon and evening
at the residence of the Misses Clark on Park
avenue.
MIR. William R. Burlington, who has been
a visit to his mother, Mrs J. C. Holmes
has recently returned TO Colorado where be
is engaged in rsilroading.
In the interest Of humanity--to secure
peace in the family-and for the good Of
generations yet unborn. buy your Wall aper
at Rogers & Barns Kenosha Book Store
MIR. w. A. Gerken, Of Bloomington, Ill.
visited the family of Mr.. Adam Dickhau
and other friends in this city during the
last week.
Messrs. English Brothers have purchased
another herd Of beef nattle from Mr.. Balm
consisting of thirty head Of Mr., Bain's fines
slNll.fsd steers
Ga Sunday last Messrs j. c. Altringe,
and Charles Madison, OF Racine, visited
their old home friends, MT. ana Mrs. Ieitler
in this city
Mrs. Rachel Starr, of Pleasant Prairie
died on Saturday last at the advanced ag
Of seventy-fouF years and eight months
She was buried on Tuesday.
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence of Thomas Irving, in Pleasant Prairie
on Friday evening last. Mr.. William Well
was the musical director.
Last week a daughter of August Diedler
Of Pleasant Prairie, twelve years of age, wa
thrown from horse and broke her arm
Dr. VIM. Farr did the necessary surgery,
Mr.. Charles Bullsmore and Mr.. David
Andrews leave next Monday for New Buffalo
Sass county, Dakota, taking with them fsrt
horses.