The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-10-13
CHICAGO ) NORTH WESTEnN RAIL
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1882.

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1882.
Mr.. Geo. V. Redeker, of Waukegan. is in
this city this week.
The break water is doing good service this
week
Mrs. Ed. ]. English is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Monday was the eleventh anniversary of
the Chicago fire.
Hon. E. G.. Timme called on his friends
here this week.
Mrs. John Riley spent the past week with
friends in Racine.
Go to J. B. Swenson's, Wilmot, for Fall
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c.
MIR. s. W. Truesdell returned home from
Dakota on Monday.
Considerable rain has fallen in this section
during the past week.
II. G. Schulz reports large sales of the
Mishswaka sulky plOws.
Mr.. Samuel Roney, of Georgetown, Iowa,
is in this city this week.
Mrs j. H. Kimball leaves this week for Bal
timore to visit her father.
Don't forget Rev. ]. M. Clearys lecture
on temperance next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Lyman returned home
from Minnesota on Saturday.
The dry goods business Of W. d. Potter &
Son will be continued by his son.
Messrs. Dan Head and F. s. Newell have
hal their residences painted red.
Mr. W. II. Lake, of Chicago spent the
Halter part of last week in this city.
Mrs. John B. Weeks. of Richmond, ILL.,,
died on the 1st inst. aged SO years.
Harry Kelly came home on Sunday night
from Columbus. o., to see his father.
Miss Nellie Hartry, of Pleasant Prairie,
visited friends in Waukegan last week.
Mr.. Samuel Barnes is building large
dwelling house on the Burlington road.
Mr.. Patrick Kelly has been very sick dur
ing the past week, but is now recovering:
To RENT.--Fine residence on Park Ave.
Rent low to good tenant Inquire at this
office.
MIR. VIM. A. Story died in Waukegan on
the I'd inst, aged 67 years, months and 4
days,
Rev. A. z. Gray, of Garrlson's Landing,
on the Hudson, has been elected Warden of
Racine College. Dr..
Paul Wines, son of Mr.. N. Witness died on
Sunday evening, of typhoid fever aged 8
years and months.
Edward Mead has moved his -four and
feed business to the store formerly occupied
by Geo. M. Melville.
The business formerly conducted by s.
Fisk will hereafter be carried on by s. Fisk
s. Co. See advertisement.
DR.. A. Farr and Mr.. Frank Marden went
AO Chicago on Wednesday to attend the Hi
,nois Pharmaceutical Convention.
RGypA pint Of the finest ink for families
or schools can be made from ten cent pack
age of Diamond Dye. Try them.
Mr.. Charles Theleen moved a Siberian
crab apple tree in his garden last April.
Last week it was full Of blossoms.
Mrs. Wheeler has opened a German class
at her residence opposite the Park. She
wiil also give instructions in French.
Mr.. ThomSs Coyne, who has been visiting
his papenAs in Bristol the past month, re-
TANNED to Chicago on Friday of last week,
Mr. Patrick Peters has sold has house on
Pearl street TO Mr.. LaEper, and left with his
family for Topeka, Kansas, on Wednesday
Dr. and Mrs Starkweather have gone tC
Chicago to attend the Illinois Pharmaceutical
Convention and to visit their son in Pullman
III.
Mr.. James II. Cole, of San Antonio
Texas, came here few days ago for hi
wife. They will leave for that place in I
few weeks.
Mrs. Volney French, Miss Nellie French
and Luman French returned home last weel
from Lancaster, N. H., where they spent thu
summer.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this office will have q notice of their sale
published in the Union and TELEGRAPH fire.
Of charge.
Mr.. II. F. Cady has sold the City Hotel
building and business, to Mr., George Bene
dict, OF Keedsburg, Wis, Mr. Beuedic
took possession this week.
Mr.. VIM. Dunn died very suddenly {
.apoplexy at his home in Racine at 2 O cloc
on Saturday morning. He was on tn
streets the day previous in apparent goo
health.
A boy was brought before Justice Mort
this week charged with stealing grapes fror
Mr.. F. H. Lymsns garden. He was sent I
Jail for one day. Boys will do well to sto
stealing fruit.
Mr.. Clark Hall, brother,in-law of Mrs
i;Starkweather, died in jackson, Mich, o
Sunday night Miss Bailey, Mrs. Starl
,weather's sister, left here on Saturday an
reached there just before he died
Mr.. Geo. H. Nichols, Deputy SaperintenG
cent Of Public Instruction of Iowa. and vii
have been visiting Mrs. L, B. Nichols durin
the past week. They leave for their home o
saturday, and will take Birdie Nichols 6il
ahem. ....
The social given by the young men at Sin
mons Hall on Friday evening of last wee
was one of the best of the season, and WI
largely attended. The music was furnishe
by Lawson Is Hsyek's full orchestra,
Racine.