The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-16
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1882.

Mrs. wallace MygRl uleu IN thls CITY On
the l4lh inst, after long illness.
Mrs. VIM. Patterson, of Geneva. died in
Chicago recently, aged % years.
100 pieces Of Ribbon at SC. per yard, for
mer price &c., at W. d. Potter and Sons
Subscribe for the TELEGRAPH. Price $3.50
year in advance.
DR.. Gillespie has been painting and making
improvements around his residence.
Mr. Sylvender Baldwin, father of
Mr.. G. S. Baldwin, is quite i'll.
A good brick house on the west side of the
park TO rent. Apply TO F. W. Lyman.
Mr.. f. w. Kinney has been home on
a visit to his parents this week.
Mrs. Bradshaw, of Chicago, and formerly
of this city is sojourning at the Water Cure.
Mrs. Olive Gardner Kane died in Hebron,
ILL.,, on the 3lst ult., in the Goth year of her
age.
Mr.. John w. Tiffany, formerly of Wauke.
gan, died in Central City, CAL, on the 1st
inst.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Nelson are about to
take up their residence in Nebraska City,
Neb
Mrs Theodore Hohensdel, of Chicago, is
the guest of Mrs. Will d. Bailey in this
city
Miss Van Zandt, of Albany, N. Y, is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. F. s. Newell, in
this city,
Mrs. Volney french and family con-
template spending the summer in New
Hampshire.
Rev. j. M. Cleary attended the Cath
Ollie Temperance Convention at Whitewater
this week.
Mrs. Henry Wynne died in this city on
Wednesday afternoon, after long illness,
of consumption.
Just opened, full line Of Ladies' Lace
top and Button Lisle Thread Gloves, which
will be sold cheap. W. d. PoTTER 8 Son.
Mrs. Hoes, who has been spending a
compile of weeks at Little Rock, has returned
10 the Water Cure.
Prof. r. F. Browne, who has been con-
fined to his house for several weeks through
illness, is convalescing.
Faulhaber Bros. have put up quite . ad-
dition to their building to make room for
their increasing business.
Nervous debility melancholy, cartarrh of
the bladder, lencorrhea. ETC., are quickly
cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
Miss Woodward, of Chicago, who spent
the winter with Miss Kate Becker, has re-
turned for an indefinite period.
Gr. win. E. Kellogg, of Depere, Wis, and
Miss @ertie Hutchinson, of Waukegan, were
maFried in Waukegan on the 7th inst.
Nv. Loals v. Spencer, of Waukegan. was
maFried to Miss Lulu Robinson, of Baltimore,
Md, in the latter city on the lst inst,
Gentlemen whose boards are not of pleas
ing shade can remedy the defect by the use
of Buckinghsm's Dye for the whiskers.
&rs. Louisa Griste, of Hambden, Geauga
SOapiy, o., is visiting her brother, George
Hale, ar., and 0. p Hale and friends.
Great Bargains in Ladies' Collars, Neck :
ties and Laces. New styles just received
from New York, W. ID. PoTTER 4 Son.
Mrs. John Minderman, accompanied by her
sons, has gone to Ohio to visit friends, and
later will pay visit in Burlington, Iowa.
Mr.. NJ. A. Miller's dog, odd Joe,
died at his post behind the counter on
Saturday night. He was % years OF
age.
81. Thomas Al church, of Waterford
Racine county, will be conseorated by Arch
bishop Heiss, of Milwaukee, on Tuesday
June 2lst
Mr.. L. Maurer is renovating his house
opposite the Northwestern depot, with the
intention of opening hotel and saloon al
that point.
Orders for A. Muntzenhergers celebrated
beer, either in kegs or bottles, left at Johr
Fassbinder's viii be promptly telephoued L
the brewery.
Mr.. VIM. j Graham and Miss Florenc,
spinman, of Chicago, were married on Mon
day last at the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. r. Miller
Mr.. VIM. O. Donnell who has been employ
fed in Chicago for some time, is home on
eW days visit to his mother He has goo,
position in Chicago
The wedding of Mr.. John Petit, of thi
city, and Miss Scott, of Toledo, Ohio, is an
nounced to take place at the latter place OF
the twenty first Of June.
Mr.. Edwin C. Crawford, of Chicago. an,
Miss Josephine M. Wheeler, of Waukeean
we're married at the residence of the bride
parents on the 9Th inst
Don't forget the entertainment by III,
Bristol Lyceum and Literary Association Al
Shumway \ Lavey's Hall, Bristol, on Satur
day evening, June 17th
Mrs. Browne and family will give con
cert at the Congregational church in Salen
on Wednesday evening, June 18th. Admis
sion, rs cts; children, Is cts
st. Marks parsonage has been moved t
the south end Of the church lot, and nov
faces Ann street. 1t was moved in order t
make room for the new church.