The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-10-27

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1882.
Number your houses.

The vessels are being laid up for the win
ter.
A week from next Tuesday will be election
day.
Mr.. F. Hilgen, of Racine, was in this cit
on Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur Wheeler is home, and is OF
the sick list.
Are you going to get door plate TO match
your NUMBER
Miss Bertha M. Powers has gone to Iowa
to attend school.
MIR. Warren sproat, Of Racine, spent SUN
day in Kenosha.
A new carpet is being put down in th'
Episcopal church.
Mr.. C. A. Corwin. of Racine, was in this
city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Col. M. Frank is visiting friends in
Racine this week.
The Board of Supervisors will meet on The
llth of November
A nearly new phaetOn for sale cheap. En-
quire at this office.
Mr.. Geo. Sears died in Waukegan on the
10th inst, aged II years.
Lewis & Miller have recently made exten
siVe additions to their fax mill.
Hon. F. Robinson and wife have returned
home from ManitowOc and Green Bay.
The Circuit Court will convene on thu
second Monday in November, the 18th.
Go to J. B. Swenson's, WilmOt, for Fal
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, sc.
Mr.. Peter Petrie has sold his farm in the
town Of SOmers and moved into this city.
Mr.. Ollie Lane, who has been in Montana
for about year. has returned to Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Briggs. of Chicago
are Waiting Mrs. Volney French and family
Rev. J. NJ. Clearly delivered temperance
lectures in Green Bay and Oconto this week
Rev Fathers Fairbanks and Pagan were
the guests of Rev. J. NJ. Cleary on Monday
MIR. C. Burbank, Of Harvard, was the
guest Of Mr.. Robert Whitaker, Jr., ON Tues
day.
Mr.. A. Burg spent several days of last
week in Chicago, having little fun with the
boys.
Mrs. A. Reamer has returned from Elk
horn, where she has been visiting fer two
weeks.
A Eve year.old son of Mr.. Paul Saubel
fell off wood pile on Tuesday and broke one
Of his legs.
Mrs. Tetard and children. who have been
spending the summer in Omaha, returned
home this week.
Mr.. M. Bedessem spent Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week at Oak Creek and
So. Francis.
One of our fishermen caught an eel in the
lake last week which measured about two
feet in length.
A freight train off the track at Racine on
Tuesday morning delayed the northern mail
until 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Brown and Miss
Belle Stevens, of Milwaukee, are the guests
Of Mrs. o. s. Head.
Mr.. s. Baldwin, of this city, visited Mr..
Joseph Graffam's family and other friends at
East Troy last week.
Mr.. G. M. Ellinger, travelling salesman for
nj. II, Petit & Co., spent Sunday with Mr..
j. Is. Petit in this city.
Miss Jane Wheeler. formerly of this city
now Of Detroit, Michigan, is visiting at the
house Of Mrs. E. Balm.
Mr.. Matthias Sheler, of Somers, has pur
chased VIM. Evers' house on the North Side
and will move into town next week.
Miss Alice French is home for shor
time. She is greatly improved in health, anC
is fast regaining the use Of her limbs.
Hon. A. Van Wyck will address the PEG
pie of Somers. in Bishops Hall, on Saturday
evening, the 28th inst. All are invited.
Mrs. Maria s. wheldon died at the resi-
the 14th lust, aged 70 years and 10 months
MIR. s. Osborn and wife have returned
home from California, much improved ii
health. They were there over three months
neA- In the Diamond Dyes more clorinl
is given for 10 cts. than in any Is or 25-cen
dyes, and they give faster and more brillian
colors.
Parties having their auction bills printe,
at this office will have notice of their sale
published in the Union and TELEGRAPH fire.
Of charge.
The Philadelphia Numbering COinpan
furnish numbers to property owners from
25ots. up to $l.50 each and door plates from
81 TO $3.50 each.
Mrs. G. Hedding died very suddenly a
her home near Burlington, Racine county
on Monday. She was in her usual goo
health on Sunday.
Mr.. Winfield Gotlfredsen, of Riba, Den
mark, arrived in this city last Wednesday
and will spend the winter with Mr.. ]. G
Gottfredsen and family.
Mr.. Joshua Pierce, Jr., of Mt. Pleasant
Racine county, died in Edwardsburg, Mich
this week, aged SO years. He went Their
for the benefit of his health.
From the Wilmington (Del.) Republican
Mr.. ]. NJ. Scott, corner Third and Madiso
streets, had remarkably fine horse cure
of the scratches by st. Jacobs Oil.
Mr.. s. L. Hastings sold eight horses O
Monday last 10 Mr.. Robert W. Mcclellan, fc
$1,000. They were purchased for the Ba
De Noquette Lumber Company.
Mr.. VIM. Bauer, Of Warren, Lake county
Ill and Miss Sarah Jane Woodhouse.
WaIkegan, were married at the residence
the brides father on the 18th inst.
The Philadelphia Numbering Company
rapidly pushing along the survey of the cit,
and will commence canvassing next wee
for orders for numbers and door plates.
Miss Martin, who has been giving seri
of literary lectures for ladies ia this city. 4
Friday evening last made departure fro
her usual course and delivered lecture
the parlors Of Mrs. F. s. Newell, at whit
gentlemen were invited. There were goo
iy number of ladies and gentlemen of Gu
ture and reading present.