The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-02

provements about her premises also her
neighbor, who is doing the ornamental line
in the construction Of an artistic fence.
We are sorry to chronicle the fact that
last week His Honor Mayor Williams caught
his hand in the machinery in his factory,
losing the first joint Of one Of his fingers.
4 Mr.. Albert Zens has on exhibition at his
store loaf Of rye bread made in Germany,
which his nephew. Mr.. Henry Zens, brought
to him on his arrival here few days ago.
Dr. Seeley, who some years ago was man.
ager and proprietor of she old Water Cure In
this city, is, with his daughter and grand
daughter, sojourning for time at the Grant
House.
The public has long since awarded to
Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost place among
reliable Hair Restoratives 1t is efectual,
agreeable and absolutely harmless II |
makes the hair fresh and luxuriant, and old |
age scarce and questionable.
The house of Mr.. John Thomas, In The |
town Of Caledonia, Racine county, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 23d ult together with |
most of the furniture. Loss about 50 500;
insurance. 1900.
The German Working Mems Association
have procured Schend's Garden at Park City |
Hall and band. and will have pleasant |
party and good time at that place on the |
coming Fourth of July.
A physician in Baltimore, Md, says II
consider Browns Iron Bitters the truest and |
best medicinal tonic for lost health and gen.
eral debility that can be compounded from
| Mt lvxo- uln1 Il
Mrs. Fixen, of Albert Lee, Mimi, deliv-
cred temperance lecture in the Methodist
church in this city on Sunday night. A fair
audience was present, and the lecture was
very interesting and impressive.
KISS ME-" Teaberry," the new and
exquisite little gem for teeth and breath,
has beautifully metal screw top. Try 5
cent sample.
| On Friday last Commodore kimball invited
the Philadelphia Church Choir Opera Troupe
to take a short cruise in his beautiful yacht
Mamie which was accepted, and the entire
party enjoyed a nice sail on the lake.
The sikh liners, Messrs. L. Balm, ]. V.
Quarles, s. W. Truesdell, l. ]. Clapp and
Z. H. HOLSTER, will put up boat house at
Paddock's lake this week weather permit
ting), and get ready for the summer season
Mr.. G. T. Selleck, of Danbury, Conn, who
has for some weeks been guest in the fam
lily of Mr.. VIM. B. Seleck, of Pleasant Prai-
rie, has returned to- his home. Mr.. Selleck
is an extensive manufacturer of extracts and
perfumes.
The rumor that John Rock and Theodore
Mygatt had been murdered by the Indians
in the west has little foundation in fact.
The family OF Mygatt have received no in
telligence to that effect, and give no credit
to the rumor.
Every evening crowd of boys may be seen
jumping on and off the freight train that
leaves here about seven o'clock while the
train is in motion. There is a city ordin-
ance against this practice, but we never hear
of it being enforced.
Frank H. Homer and Arthur J. Cole. of
Chicago, who were engaged in painting R.
1. Cranes yacht at Geneva Lake, were
drowned on Saturday by the capsizing of a
boat at that place. G. Rosner, who was also
in the boat, was rescued.
Mr.. William Thorn, of Antioch, Ills. has
dark chestnut Clysdale stallion, three years
old, which weighs 1850 pounds He import
ed him from Scotland last August The
horse is known as Lord Cairns Certainly a
very heavy animal for his age
The presentation of Patience, a very pref
ty and amusing opera, by the Philadelphia
Church Choir Opera Company, at Kimball
Opera House, ON Friday night, was exceed.
ingly well done, and very creditable to the
company. The house was nearly filled.
The young people of Bristol and Paris
will give dramatic entertainment at Wor-
rails Hall, Union Grove, on Saturday even.
ing, June Sd, consisting of the play,
" Bread On the Waters" etc. Music by
Wilson Brass Band. Admission, 25 cents
children, 10 cents.
A public meeting of the citizens of Keno
sha is (by request) called for Friday even
ing, June 3D. at 7 80 o'clock, at the Court
House, to take such action as will lead to
the proper observance of the 4th of July.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Mayor.
On Wednesday night of last week Messrs.
Otto Kerber, William Volmer, and Zalmon
Stebbins gave very pleasant party to their
friends. Dickhaut 4 Rommerdahrs band
furnished the music, and all unite in saying
that it was an exceedingly pleasant occasion.
Mr. Arthur Draper has left Robinson's
Drug Store, where he has for some time been
a popular clerk. and has taken position as
travelling agent in the dental establishment
in Chicago with which Mr.. Lee Fellows is
connected We wish Arthur every success
in his new undertaking.
On Monday last Mr. William Rohlfng,
nh HOfn h,a |
mann's grocery store, suddenly fell to the
floor in fit. He was at once removed to
comfortable quarters and medical aid sum-
moned. He soon rallied, and is now ap-
preaching complete recovery.
Capt. Olrich of the schooner Chris Grover,
was Frustrated with q severe attack of {
rheumatism while in this harhor on Sunday.
st. Georges flag was hoisted on the vessel
and Drs. Weiskopf and Rohr were summoned
to attend him. He had sufficiently recovered
on Monday 10 get out on deck.
In order to prevent confusion, arising
from several persons applying for sittings at
the same time, II has become necessary to
adopt the appointment plan. This enables
every one to engage sitting at certain hour
on stated day. B. W. RIcHELMAN,
45tf Portrait Photographer.
One of the workmen at the malt house,
seeing smoke ascending over The elevator on
Monday, and supposing the elevator was on
fire, gave an alarm. Bells we're rung,
whistles sounded, the engine was hauled out,
and all who turned out were pleased thai
their services were not needed.
Sittings may be engaged by personal APP
plicatiOn at the studio, or by letter to which
a prompt reply will be gwen.
b. w. EIcHELMAN,
45f Portrait PHOTOGRAPHER
The Arbiter Verrein, or Working Mems
Union, gave select party at Park City Hall |
on Monday evening last About one hun
dred and fifty were present. The music
was furnished bv Clauder's band, of Nlilwau-
kee. Excellent refreshments were served
and good cheer prevailed until late hour
in the morning.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Kenosha County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Grant House. Kenosha, on