The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-12-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER %, 1882.


FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1892.
Bad w ather for holiday trade
Dressing Cases at Hosea Barns
Henry Rohlfug is home from Dakota.
Mr.. Ell. Lane, of Chicago, is in the city.
Hon. r. G. Simmons left for New York on
Saturday.
Just received new stock of Prayer Books.
JAS. MATHEWS.
Mr.. Hugh Spear has gone South for the
winter.
Capt Parker. of Topeka, Kansas, and
formerly of this city, was III town this week.
Books at Barns cheaper than ever before
seen in Kenosha.
St. Marks school closes to day for the
Christmas vacation.
Mr.. NJ. Hammang reiOiCes over the birth
CT a daughter last week.
Mr.. Michael Roders is happy over the
birth Of son last week.
Clothing made to order IN the latest styles
and at low prices at Lauer Becker's.
Look at Hosea Barns immense stock of
Albums before buying elsewhere.
Go to J. B. Swensons, Wilmot, for Fall
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c.
Capt. John Hodge, of Richmond, ILL.,,
visited friends in this city last week.
Miss Alice Pennoyer has returned from
Madison for her Christmas vacation.
Attention is called 10 the announcement of
Kennedy & Finlan in another column.
Mr.. Arthur Wheeler has entered the law
office of Williams & Thompson, Chicago.
Holiday goods in great variety and won
derfully cheap at Hosea Barns Book Store.
Harry Robinson and Wainwright Lance
are home from Racine College for their vaca-
ton.
Barns regular customers are invited to
call on Christmas morning and receive
present.
Mr. II. B. Briggs and wife. of Chicago,
spent the first of the week with Mrs. Volney
French.
Mr.. Ira Cook got one Of his fingers
smashed while coupling cars at the depot on
Friday,
Mr.. F. W. Lyman leaves for Florida to-
day. He expects to return about the middle
of April.
Mr.. Edward Cheelham and family, of
Chicago, recently returned home from
England.
Toys and Fancy Goods cheap at James
Mathews
Mrs Capt S. Jackson fell in her yard on
Tuesday of last week and dlsOcated one of
her arms.
Rev. and Mrs. r. K. Wharton. of Wauke-
gan. left ON Tuesday of last week for trip
TO Europe
Mrs. s. Booth, of California, has been
the guest of Mrs. F. Robinson during the
past week
Gents furnishing goods in large variety,
and at prices that can't be beat, at Lauer
BeckCr's. 27w3
Mrs. Sinclair and neice of Highland
Park, Ill , spent few days of this week
in this city.
Ladies, Childrens and Boys Hose, Gloves,
Mittens and Mufiers at reduced prices at
James Mathews.
Miss Emma Flynn has gone to Chicago,
where she has secured position as Gales
woman in store.
Mr.. s. P. Reeve, who has been sick for
the past two years, has gone 10 Chicago for
medical treatment.
By actual merit the famous substance, st.
Jacobs OIL, has steadily won its way until it
is to-day the national remedy for rheumatism.
Lawyers, physicians, clsrgyman-all use
it."-Cincinnat (Ohio) Daily Enquirer.
The Misses Burford, of Kemper Hall, and
Mr.. BurfOrd, of Racine College, will spend
the holidays IN this city.
RN~The Diamond Dyes always do more
than they claim to do. Color over that old
dress. 1t will look like new. Only 10 cents
The COngreg ltiOnal Sunday School will
give a Christmas entertainment at Apollo
Hall on Friday evening.
Miss Hattie Newell returned home from
LaPorte, Indiana. on Wednesday last, after al
absence of six weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Bishop, rector of st. Paurs
church, Marquette, Mich, was the guest Of
Rev. Mr.. French last week.
r. Waters, bingham. Wis, says
Browns Iron Bitters is the only remedy
could find for dyspepsia
Mr.. Nicholas Huetter, of this city, hal
been awarded another patent for improve
- hun
Mr.. John Dsrmont and sIiss Slrsh Par
ker, Of Richmond, ILL.,, we're married at thu
Parker House in McHenry last week.
Hugo A. Bessenger, Batavia, Wis, says
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of rheuma
tism when | could find no other remedy"
Mr.. Charles H. jackson, of Waukegan
spent part of the past week with his parent
in this city. He has been sick for some time
The Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes
Mr.. Martin Karg, Silver Creek, Mimi, cure
a badly wounded horse with st. Jacobs Oil
John Bedessem, John Jensen and Henri
Goergen came home on Wednesday evenin
from St. Francis college to spend the Christ
mas vacation.
Barns buys his gold pens for cash. direct
ly of the manufacturer IN New York, an
sells them rs per cent under Chicago prices
Santa Claus will be at Apollo Hall on FRI
day evening, Dec. %. 1882, with preser
for every one Don't fail to bring you
childrenl
We would be glad TO secure the service
Of good correspondent 10 each town in th
county where we have no regular col
respondent.
Prof Robt. Graham, of Madison, Stat
Supt. Of Education, is in this city, to atten
The reception of his brother-in.law, w. {
Maxwell.
Orders for bottled beer through telephor
will receive prompt attention.
j. G.. GoTTFREDsEN & Son.
Mrs. X. d. Wheeler, who has been givir
an interesting series of lectures on a
during the past few weeks, closes her Cour
this week.