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

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


Closing.out Sale at the 99c Store. 39w2
Mr.. L. Balm has purchased the schooner
Dewey.
Mrs. DR.. Saunders is still improving in
health.
Mr.. Patrick Karnes and family moved to
Chicago this week.
March came in like lamb Win it &C
out like lion2
Mr.. aud Mrs. Abram Slater are visiting
friends in Union Grove
Mrs. James Coles little daughter is quite
sick with diphtheria.
Hon. E. G. Timme will move his family
to Madison in few weeks.
Mr., Mannus Carr and family will move to
Indianapolis, Ind, in few days.
Mrs Geo. V. Reieker is stopping with
friends in the city for time.
Your last chance al the 900 Store. 39W2
Mrs. Ward and daughter, of Chelsea. Mass,
are the guests of Mrs. BTockett.
Mr.. Frank Mathews rejoices over the
birth Of son on Wednesday.
We have been informed that Mr.. Chas.
BullamOre will move to Dakota some time
this menth.
Mrs. ORA. Farr and Miss Matte Farr
attended sociable al Mr.. Watrous', in Wan.
kegan, last week.
Mr.. ]. NJ. stebbins purchased Mr.. Brande's
abstract books at the Receivers sale on
Saturday for So, 100.
The Ladies' Aid Society of ST. Matthews
church met at the reotory Thursday
afternoon and evening.
The calico hop at the Masonic Hall last
Friday evening was largely attended, and
proved very pleasant affair.
Miss Eva Zievers, of Milwaukee, visited
the Misses Schend and other friends in
Kenosha during the last week.
Remember All diseases of the stomach and
intestines, urinary and digestive organs,
cured by using Browns Iron Bitters.
The Sociable of the Methodist church
met ct the Parsonage again this week, on
Thursday afternoon and evening,
Mr.. Geo. G. Budden has sold his house to
Mr. Geo. Fay for $1,000. Mr.. Budden
intends to build or buy another house.
publicly attested to the value ofAyer's Cher
ry PectOral as cure for coughs and colds.
The sociable of the Congre gational church
met Thursday afternoon and evening
at the residence of Mrs F, S, Newell, on
Park avenue
Messrs. Lincoln Parker, of Waupun, and
Elmer Parker, Of Madison, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Allen the first of the
week
Mr.. Geo. Richardson, formerly in partner
ship with Mr.. f. w. Lyman in this city,
was in town this week, calling on old
friends.
Died, al San Antonio Texas, (where she
had gone for her healthy, on the 14th of
February, Miss Helen NJ. Norton, formerly of
this city.
Rev. Father SLrickner was quite indis-
posed on Sunday last, and q member ofthe
order of Capuchins ofliciated in his stead at
st. Georges church.
Messrs. George Seelman and Frank Math-
ews are spoken Of by III cir friends for City
Clerk, in the event Of Mr.. Jacobs declining
denomination.
Mr.. John Richardson, who for time was
Justice of the Peace in this city, is quite i'll
and has been confined to the house for thC
most part for several weeks.
Mrs. Pierre olker, whose husband was a
one time city clerk of Kenosha, and is now
employed in the post Office at Council Bluffs.
Iowa, is visiting friends here
The anniversary of Robert Emmett's birth
day will be celebrated in Milwaukee on Sat.
urdsy evening. Rev. ]. M. Cleary will
deliver lecture there under the auspices
of the Land League that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith, formerly pro
prietors of the City Hotel, aud old residents o
this city, will move TO Milwaukee this week
where they will keep boarding house.
The person who took pair Of gold spec
iacles from j. b. Kupfer's store on Wednes
day afternoon will do well to return th
same, for he is known.
Mr.. Otto Graf, President of the S. & T
Society. has gone to Milwaukee, Chicago an
Cincinnati, on business connected with tn
order, and expects TO be absent severa
weeks.
At q meeting held in St. Marks church OIL
last Sunday Messrs Thomas English, Johl
A. Gallaghan, John McNulty and Johl
0Donnell were elected committee for tn
ensuing year.
Biliousness, Indigestion constipation--a
forms of dyspepsia yield at once to fe,
doses Of ZopeSa, the new compound fror
Brazil A 10 cent sample proves it. Sol
by f. Robinson.
The match factory under the superyisio
ofMr. Peter Jacobs is now in active oper,
ton, and Kenosha matches bid fair to TAX
as high rank in the market as the celebrate
Kenosha crackers.
Miss Lulu Bentley entertained numb
of her young friends at her fathers resiien
on Friday evening last, to celebrate HI
birthday. Mr.. Dickhaut furnished the m
sic, and all had merry time.
English Brothers display very handson
show Of beef and mutton in their markt
which is one Of the best in the State. 4
beef coming from Mr.. Bain's farm is W
worth the while Of any one to see.
Mr.. ]. Henry Thedinga, of Colorat
Springs, and Miss Lizzie Lawton, former
of Burlington, Racine county, were MARI
at the residence of the brides parents,
Colorado Springs, on the 10Th of Feb.
On Saturday last Fred SAKE, of Pleasa
Prairie, an employee in the fax mill of NJ
Packman, caught his finger in the mach
cry, rendering amputation necessary. DR..
Farr performed the operation.
Mr.. William Bartling, Jr., and Hen
SeVey, of Wheatland, have been visiting tn
Ilends in Kenosha during the week. Be-
snese young men are clever fellows, and tn
e'Auently have many friends in this vicini