The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-02-17


scented to furnish items for the TELEGRAPH
each alternate week. This, with the regular
correspondence, will give US weekly letters
from that town.
The case Of the State us. Mrs. Jaeger, Cr
complaint of John MeGivern, for selling liz
uor to his minor son, wherein she was fined
ore dollar and costs last week, has been ap
pealed to the Circuit Court
Mrs. Sebastian Harvey and her daughter
of Chicago, were the guests Of Mrs. K. u
Towslee during the past week. Mrs. Harvey
was known here formerly as Miss Anna
Francis, and is neiee Of Mrs. Towslee.
The case of the State Us. James McGivern
on complaint of Mrs. Jaeger, referred TO IN
last weeks issue, came up on Monday at
ternoon before Justice NORM, and was again
adjourned for hearing until Monday next.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
Of Zezilia Smith, ON the southwest quarter
Of section Z, town Of Pleasant Prairie, on
Thursday, March ID, at 8 o'clock A. NJ, OIL
farm stock and farming implements. E. R.
Wilson, auctioneer.
1t seems to satisfy family want, and
wonder how we ever got along without
Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t cured me OIL
nervous prostration, and have used it sincf
for all sorts Of complaints in our family
Mrs. JINEs, Albany.
On Thursday last the convention of the
District Temple of the Southern District OF
Wisconsin was held at Racine. Messrs
Stephen CAT, William Burt, Adam Dick aut
and Capt. Frank Wood were present from the
Kenosha Temple of Honor.
Every American citizen is interested IN
the cause of Ireland, and every American
citizen should attend the lecture by Rev. J..
NJ. Cleary at Kimball Hall next Wednesday
evening and help swell the proceeds.
The question now is, from which paper
does the Sunday Times reporter gets his
local news, the UNION or TELEGRPH Both
are so well represented in the Times CORES
pondence, that it is difficult to tell which
has received the greater compliment.
Mr.. Weber, the we'll known ice dealer,
has purchased the Soda and Pop business of
Mr.. Maurer, and is prosecuting the same
with his usual energy and persistency.
There will be no lack of temperance drinks
so long as Mr.. Weber has charge of the bust
ness.
Mr.. A. Crotzenherg, an old resident of
Kenosha, who has been visiting his son at
Clinton junction, has returned home, and
has located himself over Minderman & Co.'S
store, where he will make extracts for his
old customers and others during the coming
season.
Those of our young people who so much
enjoyed the roller skating rink the past few
weeks will be pleased to know that there is
prospect of its continuance under the aus
pieces of Mr.. f. j. Bentley, who is now nego-
tiating with Mr.. J. H. Fenton, of Chicago,
having in view that end.
Charles Kersten will sell on his farm. four
miles west of Kenosha, second house east of
c., NJ & 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.
E. r. Wilson, auctioneer.
Messrs. George White and George Carpen.
ter, of Pleasant Prairie, gave handsome
party and oyster supper to their friends on
Friday evening last. Messrs. Dickhaut and
Rommerdall were on hand with appropriate
music, and the festivities closed at late
hour, giving satisfaction to all who were so
fortunate as to be present.
The Mayor aud Board of Audit have con-
cluded to increase the police force little,
and station an extra guard in the vicinity
of the depot, series of disturbances de.
handing such a measure, and when Thomas
Hunt was appointed to the position it was
a recognition of his well known experience,
ability and fidelity as an officer.
There will be an auction sale on the farm
of Owen Hogan, halfa mile west of Dexter's
Corners, in Pleasant Prairie, ON Tuesday Feb
21st, at 10 clock A. NJ, of farm stock, farm.
ing implements and household furniture
The farm, consisting of thirty.one acres,
will also be sold at auction at the same
time. Jas. Moran, auctioneer.
Mr. William Dickhaut has caused to be
laid a regular skr ing rink hardwood floor
on his rooms in srear of D. Head & Co.'s
Bank. Though always resting on solid
foundation, Billy has now made assurance
doubly sure, and warrants that any one oc-
cupying his chairs can have the closest kind
of shave with no fear of danger.
Next Wednesday will be Washington's
birthday and also the centennial anniversary
of Grattan's demand for an Irish parliament.
Both will be commemorated by lecture by
Rev. j. NJ. Ceary at Klmball Hall in the
evening Washington and Grattan were both
friends of the oppressed. Let all turn out
and fill the hall to overlooking.
AT the meeting in st. Marks church on
Sunday last, Rev. ]. NJ. Cleary and Messrs,
P. English, P. Kelley, Jas. Mathews and
John Hoye, Of this city, and Messrs. JAS
Craney, of Paris, and Jas. Kelly, of Pleas
ant Prairie, were appointed building commit
tee Over $4,000 has heen subscribed to-
wards the building fund of the new church.
No patent required to catch the rheuma-
tism. A cold and inattention to it and you
have 1.-THE rheumatism. We cure ours
with Saint Jacobs Oil.--Chacago Inter
Ocean.
| Dir. Wards horse started from his door on
Monday to 60 to the barn. Some one shout.
ed at him and he started down the street.
On turning the corner at Lentz & Funck's
some persons attempted TO catch him. The
buggy was upset, but righted itself at once
and the horse ran down the street. He was
finally caught before any damage was done.
Attention is called to Grosch & Eichel-
mans new advertisement in another column
This firm is now better prepared than ever
to supply all with custom and ready made
clothing, gents furnishing goods, hats, caps
and everything usually found in irst-class
clothing store at bottom prices. Buying
for cash, they obtain large discounts, and
give the benefit to their customers.
At regular meeting of st. Georges soci
ely on Monday evening last the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Joseph Dunnebecke. President; George Zeh-
rem, Vice President; Peter ellis, Secretary;
Mat. Eberhardt, Assistant Secretary; Mich.
ael Bedessem, Treasurer, and Wan. New
haus, Marshal. The Society is now we'll Of
ficered and in fOurishing condition.
A few days ago an insane man was con
fined in the county JAIL The county agent
G. Schena, received communication OF
Monday from the Superintendent of th'
Mendoza Insane Asylum near Madison
saying that the man had escaped from tina
institution, and on Wednesday last Mr.
SeLend took him back, relieving this county
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