The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-02-03

Huck, of this city, about seven years of ag
died on Sunday, after brief illness, and wa
s buried on Tuesday last. The family haI
the sympathy of many relatives and friend
Over Sc, 900 has been subscribed toward
the building fund of the new st. Mark
church. The next meeting will be held o
. Sunday, the 18th inst, instead of next Sur
day, as Rev. Father Cleary will he absen
On Wednesday evening last Rev. Thos
Bell commenced series of lectures in th
chapel Of st. Matthews church on the Bible
which will be continued every WedCesda
evening until further notice.
An automatic water motor has been place
in the Congregational church for the purpos
Of blowing the organ. 1t was put 10 opera
ton for the first time on Sunday last, an
worked very satisfactorily TO all
II being evident that all traces of the dis
ease had disappeared, the County Agent OF
: dered the release of small pox patients fror
the pest house. There is no trace Of the dis
! ease in the city at present.
Mr.. John Kober and Miss Mary Jan
Ha ry, both of this city, were united in mar
riage by the Rev. Mr. Bosworth on Wednes
day last Miss Harry is neice of Mr.. job
Dale.
Prof. 7. F. Fowler will give one of hi
pleasing and interesting entertainments il
Kimball Hall on Friday evening. Feb. Sd
His performances are highly spoken of b,
the press, and if you want to learn how magi
cal tricks are done, 60 and see and hear him
The Poultry Advertiser, quarterly iourna
devoted to the improvement of thoroughbrC
land and water fowl, printed and published
by James Donaldson, Kenosha, is new
venture upon the sea of journalism The
subscription price is only ten cents year
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of ] tseph Dries, one mile east of Brighton
church, on Tuesday, Feb IA, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, of farm stock, farming implements
and household furniture.
e. R. WILSON, Auctioneer.
We have added large assortment of the
latest styles oftype for billheads. letterheads,
noteheads, invitations, cards, &c., to our
very large stock, and are better prepared than
ever to please our patrons both in quality of
work and prices.
Mr.. I. W. Bond entered upon his duties
as Register of Deeds on Wednesday morning
We congratulate Mr.. Bond on his appoint.
ment to the Office and can assure the people
that he will perform the duties of the Office
with fidelity and ability.
Horace B. Dick, Esq. associate editor of
the Delaware Co. Republican, Chester, Pa.
was cured by st. Jacobs Oil of a very severe
injuries resulting from fall. His arm ap-
peared paralyzed, but The oil cured him
Philadelphia Ledger
The Masonic party on Friday evening last
was largely attended. A number of Racine
people were present The music by Hendrie
& Schulte's Band was unusually fine, and
this was pronounced by all to be the most
enjoyable party, so far, of the series.
A wild freight train ran off the track on
the Rockford branch on Monday morning
last, near Hebron, just west of Geneva,
which delayed the east bound passenger and
mail train due here at noon, and which did
not arrive here until between six aud seven
o'clock in the evening.
Miss Mary Leary. so long and favorably
known to the shopping public as q sales
woman in the dry goods house of Fisher,
Lentz & Co., this week dissolves her connec-
ton with that firm, and purposes taking a
rest. She will visit friends in Oconomowoc
and also Sioux Falls, Dakota.
Mrs. Rafferty,, widow Of James Rafferty,,
of Pleasant Prairie, upwards of sixty years
of age, died on Friday last, and was buried
on Sunday, the funeral services taking place
at st. Marks church in this city. Mr. Raj
ferty leaves four married daughters TO
mourn her loss.
The tramps in the Jail ere now being
worked every day under the management
and keeping of the Marshall and officer
Thos. Hunt. They are working on the
streets in the north part of the city. Per-
sistence in this direction will thin them out,
and be of some benefit to the city.
There will be grand Mardi Gras festival
at the Exposition building, Milwaukee, on
Tuesday, Feb. 2lst, under the auspices of
the Milwaukee Musical Society and the
Turnverein " Milwaukee," The attractions
and performances will eclipse anything ever
offered before in the West.
Rev. ]. NJ. Cleary delivered a lecture
on temperance at GAINESVILLE on Tues.
day evening of this week-not Tues.
day evening of last week, as stated by
the reliable & sheet across the street. He
will deliver lecture in Milwaukee on Sun.
day evening for the benefit of the House oil
the Good Shepherd.
Mr.. Charles Jack, n conductor on freight
train ON the c. & N. W. Railway. while coup
ling the engine to the train at the Kenosha
station on Friday night last. was caught be.
tween the two and was badly injured, break.
ing his ribs and otherwise injuring him. Il
is great wonder that he did not receive
even more serious injury, or was not even
killed. Ills father, J. NJ. Jack, died in
| Rochester. Mimi, on Monday, and his re.
mains we're brought here for interment
| Messrs A. Miller, s. w. Truesdell and
Theodore Letting, the fishing sportsmen Of
the town, took trip last week to the lakes
near Antioch, H., to try their luck. After
two days Of patient waiting with no result
on the third day they succeeded in making
a haul of twenty-five fine pickerel, aggregat
ing weight of one hundred and fifty pounds
Mr.. Letting caught one which turned tn,
scales at thirteen and half pounds.
A large number of the guests at the Ma
sonic party on Friday evening took their re
freshments at Kupfer's Bakery and Restaur
ant Mr.. Kupfer has always q supply OF
hand. ana is ready at a moments notice Il
furnish refreshments or supper to people af
ter amusements, and to those attending pub
lie parties. Such an institution is q grea
convenience, especially one so we'll appointed
as that of Mr.. Kupfer.
The rage for clipping horses has been quit
rampant during the last season. Free
Wattles has clipped fifteen, and still has tie,
or twelve more to clip. Mr. Wattles ha
achieved quite reputation in this direction
and has the flattering testimonials of Messrs
Balm. Yule, Reynolds and others, and think
his business win warrant the purchase of
new machine for the next season.
young man in Pleasant Prairie asked
young lady one night this week if she wa
tired taking care of her mother, and said b
wanted some one to take care of him. Sh
replied that she was not, and gave him
understand that she would not take care
him. He asked her if she was going back o
HIM, too; and said that he had got the mite
from one fair damsel, and had 10 look fO
another.