The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-20


Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Abbott Diver, formerly o
Waukegan, committed suicide at Scion
McHenry county, ILL.,, on the 9th inst, b.
drowning herself in we'll.
The Union Temperance meeting at Apollo
Hall on Sunday afternoon was largely at
tended. Prof. A.. r. Cornwell, Of Albion
Wis.,, delivered very interesting address
On Wednesday last Mr.. Frederick B. Han
nahs and Miss Mile Jackson were married
by Rev. Mr.. Bosworth, at the residence Of
Capt. Jackson, in this city.
Mrs. Betters, nee Maggie Farrell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Farrell, of Chicago, and
formerly Of this city, died in Chicago last
week. of typhoid fever. Her remains were
brought here for interment on Friday.
While Mr.. VIM. Carmen was in town on
Saturday his team took fright and ran away
Dashing up Main street, they ran into Mr.
s. A. Crosby's team, injuring one of Mr.
Crosbys horses quite severely.
The Nebraska City (Neb.) Press says St
Jacobs Oil strikes heavy blows for good all
are lauded upon every hand. Try it. all ye
who suffer.
DIR. Gillespie occupied the pulpit in the
Congregational Church on Sunday morning
and evening, Rev. W. G. Miller having gone
to Sparta to DO like favor for Rev. F. T.
Lee.
Mr.. Nicholas Mayer was married yesterday
in st. Libory, st. Claire county, Ill. Mrs. Jas.
Widmann, Mr.. John Mayer and his son and
daughter, Fred and Katie, have gone TO at
tend the wedding.
The train from the south last Friday morn
ing, due here at 9:57, did not reach Kenosha
until about one o'clock. The delay was
caused by the engine Jumping the track and
tearing up things badly.
Clergymen, lawyers, physicians, farmers,
merchants, business men, gentlemen OF
leisure, and their women folk and children
all use Browns Iron Btters. It keeps them
well.
Mrs. Lamb having improved in health,
her granddaughter, Miss Lizzie Stanbridge,
has returned to her studies at Rockford
Seminary. During the fall months she has
studied at Kemper Hall, Kenosha, with much
pleasure and advantage.
Hon. E. g. Timme was in this city on Sat-
urday and Sunday. He says he is becoming
quite at home in his new position, and the
popular feeling is that Mr.. Timme has en-
tered upon the duties of his Office most
auspiCiously.
To- IL hat soo
making hay while the sun shines. In any
event they are taking every advantage of the
cold weather, and are filling their houses as
rapidly as possible. We hope they will reap
a good harvest of so necessary commodity.
The open meeting of the Temple of Honor
on Monday night was very entertaining
and successful affair. There was full au-
dience, the music was good, and the ad-
dresses made by Rev. Mr.. .BOsworth and
Messrs Benedict, Norris and others were
earnest and to the point.
Miss Katherine Spartz, sister of ex-Sheriff
Spartz. aged twenty seven years, died at the
residence of her mother in Paris, ON Tues
day morning last, of Bright's disease of the
Her funeral will take place at'St.
Georges church in this city to day Thurs
day.
The notice of the death Of Mrs. n Ehle,
formerly of this city, will be found in an.
other column. From letter received by a
friend in this city, we learn that Mr.. Ehle
had another stroke of paralysis the day his
wife died, and that he is not expected to
recover.
Ben. Eichelman's art establishment is
still attracting much favorable attention from
people at home and abroad. Hardly o day
passes that some parties do not come from
Milwaukee and ether places to avail them
selves of our young artists skill and good |
Taste in photography.
It would seem that the mild winter would |
not discourage people from keeping the snow
off the sidewalks, especially along Main
street. A few minutes work would accom-
plish the object, and in the case of private |
residences the big boys around the house |
would reap benefit from the exercise.
On Saturday night last, Henry, young
son of Adam Dickhaut. through an accident
al collision with Mr.. O. M. Petit at the |
skating rink, in Simmons Hall, fell and |
broke his arm. Mr.. Petit at once took him |
to DIR. w. NJ. Farr, who reduced the fracture,
Mr.. Petit generously agreeing to pay for all
necessary treatment.
Last Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid
Society of st. Matthews church gave must
cal and literary entertainment ct the Water
Cure, which was'well attended and very sue
cessful. Ladies from other churches contri- |
buted their talent and lent hand to the |
good work, which was more than appreciat-
ed.
The celebrated Holman English Opera
Company will visit this city ON the 25th |
inst. We have attended the Holman Opera |
entertainments many times dur
ing the past eighteen years, and whenever
we met them they always had an excellent
company and we have no doubt but they
have now-as they claim-one of the best
opera companies on the road.
Rev. j. NJ. Cleary left on Monday for
Galena, ILL.,, where he delivered lecture on
Tuesday night on the Irish question. AS the
reverend gentleman has been at work for
some time on this lecture, it is unnecessary
to say that it was an interesting one, and we
hope he will favor the people of Kenosha with
it in the near future.
Miss Bessie D. Warner, daughter of Mr..
Henry Warner, died at her home in Gale
donna on the 9th inst, of typhoid fever. She
was in the 2lst year of her age, and was be-
loved by all who knew her. Deceased taught
school in Kansasville for short time.
The report from the several fire companies
show them all in good condition, and that
we have the best fire department of any city
of the size Of Kenosha in the state or even
the Northwest. With Mr. Schend at its
head for the ensuing year, there will be no
falling off from the good reputation of the
department.
On Thursday evening last the Danish
people of this city and vicinity had ball at
Emerald Hall. The affair was exclusively
national, only Danish people being present.
Lawson s. Hayek's band, of Racine, fur
nished the music. A sumptuous repast was
served, and the festivities continued until
the "wee small hours had assumed consid-
cradle proportions.
On Thursday night last a Dane. by the
name of Larsen, spending few days in the
city, was held up and robbed of his watch
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