The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-16

from fright.
Rev. Mr. w. g. Watson was, on Thursday
Of last week. ordained as pastor of the Bap
fist church in this city, and has assumed tbs
duties pertaining to his charge.
/ Capt Soper, who lately purchased the
Torrey tavern of ex-sheriff Lucas, has invi.
ed several of his friends to an opening Of
his house on Friday evening next.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. NJ. Kehlor and
family returned home on Tuesday
from the Sanitarium at Battle Creek
Mich, much improved in health.
Mrs. Anton Emig, Of Steubenville
O., is visiting her father. Mr.. M
Zeivers, in this city. Mrs. Roller, OF
the same place, has come with her.
The pupils attending Kemper Hall held a
picnic at Durkee's drive on Tuesday. They
engaged Chef. Watlles' splendid picnic
wagon for the occasion. All had a good
time.
DR.. N. A. Pennoyer, accompanied by DR.
/ Everett, of Denver, Col, who has been a
guest at the Water Cure. left on Wednesday
to attend the Homeopathic Convention al
indianapolis, Ind.
Milward and Smith, who were fined
1926 and costs on Monday of last week
for assaulting officer Harkins, paid
their fines on Wednesday of last week
and were released.
The marriage of Mr. John Sieyers and
Miss Mary Schend, daughter of ex-Alderman
Schend, is announced to take place on the
10th inst. We shah be happy to record the
event in its proper time.
The local editor Of the Springfield Mass J
Republican, Mr. ]. H. Mabbitt. says: " We
have used St. Jacobs Oil in our family for
rheumatism, and found it to be first class
| thing. Boston Herald.
Mr.. James O'Hare, of Cypress, lost his
daughter Kate from diphtheria ON the 4th
inst. His son Eugene, who was sick from
the same disease, has recovered under the
careful treatment of DR.. Taylor.
| Mr.. VIM. p. Robinson returned home from
La Crosse on Saturday, where he had been
attending the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Order of Odd Fellows. He
reports having had good time.
The stevedores who frequent the harbor
when any vessel is waiting to receive or
discharge cargo are contemplating social
dance in the near future. A good, orderly
and pleasant time is fully intended.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company will
give picnic on Washington Island on
Sunday afternoon, June IS. Music by the
]. |. Case Plow Band, Of Racine. Proceeds
will be devoted to purchasing rubber coats.
Boots and Shoes for 4th of July trade
Ladies' Dongola, French and American Kid
and Morocco, in Button, Side Lace, New
ports and Slippers. Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes in great variety and the best made.
2w2 F. w. LYMAN & SoN.
The Emerald Beneficial Association de-
sires us to correct the statement made in the
Courier last week that they will give pic
mic on the 4th of July, as they have no in
tention Of giving picnic on that day this
year.
Mr.. John Frenz is raising the livery sta
BILE known as the B. r. Jewett stable about
two feet, and is making other valuable i'm
provements on the building. When complete
it will be one of the best establishments Of
the kind in the state.
KISS Ma" Teaberry,' the new and
exquisite little gem for teeth and BREATH
has a beautifully metal screw top. Try 5
cent sample.
The sixth annual session of the Christian
Workers will be held at Lake Bluff from July
LIST to goth, inclusive. Hon. John A. Logan,
U. s. Senator of Illinois, will deliver an ora
ton on the 4th of July on Our National
History and Prospects,
The drama Bread upon the Waters"
which was postponed on the Sd inst, on ac
count of the storm, will be given at Union
Grove on Saturday evening" June Oath, by the
young people of Bristol and Paris. Music
by Wilson's Brass Band.
$500 dollars worth Of Ready-Made Cloth
ing, Hats and Caps, to be closed out at Cost.
Being out of our line, they must be sold
to make room for Dry Goods.
w. D. POTTER & Son.
Miss Katie Werner and Mr.. Christ
Korff, both of this city, were joined in
marriage on Thursday at st. Georges
church. Mr.. Korff is the we'll known
driver of Mr.. Bain's celebrated horse
Barkis.
Don't forget the races on the 4th of July
at the Balm driving park, near this city.
The parties having the management of them
in hand are putting forward every effort to
make them grand success, and they have
secured several noted horses to take part in
them.
At meeting held last Sunday afternoon
il was decided to abandon the contemplated
picnic on the 4th of July. A stand will be
rented at the Fair Grounds, where refresh
ments will be served, the proceeds TO be de-
voted to the building fund of the new
church.
Mr.. Coon has been making valuable re.
pairs on his residence property. Mr.. Alex
Smith superintendent the carpenter work,
and Messrs. Surgess and Miller put in the
substantial brick foundation, making it one
of the most durable and convenient dwellings
in the city.
II will be seen by the proceedings of the
special meeting of the Board Of Audit on
Monday evening that some move will be
made for the protection of property on the
lake shore This is a move in the right d.
rection, and it is hoped the work will be
speedily commenced
The High School closes on Friday morning
of this week. A short programme of exer.
else has beea prepared. The other depart
ments of the city schools close in the after
noon of the same day. Graduating exer-
cises are to be held at Apollo Hall on Mon
day evening. June 10.
In order to prevent confusion, arising
from several persons applying for sittings at
the same time, il has become necessary to
adopt the appointment plan. This enables
every one TO engage sitting at a certain hour
on stated day. b. W. EIcHELMAN,
45tf Portrait Photographer.
"My kingdom for a horse seems now Il
be the wall of Justice Gillett. His celebrat
ed buckskin mare took her departure or
Sunday last and returned to the dust from
which she came. She had lived TO goot
old age, was ever faithful to her trust anC
performed the duties assigned to her will
more intelligence and honesty than can b
attributed to many men.
Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Toni,
ooo porfarn, suoh 70 al nurno think /