The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-08-04
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. AUGUST A, 1882.

FRIDAY. AUGUST A, 1882.
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Geo. H. Eaton, of Chicago. spent Sunday
here.
OFT Petit sports handsome new two
seated buggy
Read s. Fisk's new announcement in
another column.
Mr.. Jos. Osborne rcjoces over the birth of
son last week.
Mr. NJ. Bedessem spent few days in
Chicago last week.
Mr.. j. T.. Watson. of Harvard, ILL.,, was
in this city this week
Mr.. Geo. Brooks, of Racine, visited
friends here this week.
Miss Clara Truesdell is visiting at Mr.. J..
c. McKesson's, in Randall.
Mr.. Henry Adams was made happy about
two weeks ago by the birth of son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Yule and family have
gone to Twin Lakes TO spend two weeks.
Mrs. Jas. Cavanagh is visiting her father
in Oshkosh Her son Walter is with her.
Rev F. T. Lee, of Sparta, Wis, preached
in the Congregational church last Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wood, of Rockford, was the
guest of Miss Lena Guile, in Paris, last week.
Commodore Griswold, of Chicago brought
his family here on his yacht on Wednesday.
Mr. J. A. Halsey, of Pleasant Prairie
smiles over The birth of n daughter on Sun
day night.
Mr.. John LNmbrecht, of the North side,
bubbles over with JOY over the birth of a son
last week.
Mr.. Henry Nantz formerly of Waukegan,
died in Chicago on the 25th ult, of heart
disease.
Gone Inhammatory rheumatism, cured
by 81. Jacobs Oil. Ira BRowN.-Chicago
Tribune.
The demand for A. Muntzenberger's Ber~
lin Tivoli Beer is immense, both in KenOsha
and abroad.
Mrs Robt Butcher broke one Of her arms
on Monday night. Dir. A. Farr was called
in and set it,.
Miss Flora Bruce, of Chicago, has been
visiting Miss Lora Backman, in Bristol, dur
ing the past week.
The Racine Light Guards have accepted
an invitation to come to the fair in Septem-
her in full uniform,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas II. Jackson, of Wau-
kegan, spent Sunday in this city, visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr. B. La Marsh leaves for Indianapolis,
Ind, on Saturday night to attend the Photo
graphers' Convention.
Miss Birdella Warner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. s. ID. Warner, of Antioch, Ill.
died suddenly on the 9th ult.
MIR. Charles Waters, of this city and
Miss Pike, of SOmers, were married at st
Georges church last week.
MIR. James Kelley, of Pleasant Prairie, ii
overjoyed by the birth of son last Saturday
night. He has houseful of daughters.
Heavy rains fell here on Sunday afternoon
and Sunday night; also heavy showers on
Tuesday and Thursday
MIR. Michael PrObst, Principal of st.
Georges school, left on Wednesday for North,
ampton, Iowa, to visit his parents.
The M. E. church society held sociable
at the residence of Mrs. Frank Holt in
Pleasant Prairie last Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Jean Wallis, formerly of Antioch, LAX,
county, died at BloOmingdale, H., recently
of consumption, He was in his 33d year.
Mrs. NJ. A. Lowell, of 0akdale, CAL, an,
other friends, were entertained at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dale on Tues
day.
Mr.. Nicholas Pirsch returned home from
Dakota, where he had been on visit, last
Friday lie is much pleased with that sec
ton.
Miss Ida Calihan, formerly of Antioch
Lake County, was married in Sacramento
Cal, on the lst inst, to Mr.. John t. Stat
ford.
Mr.. Oscar Huck, SON of Mr.. and Mrs
Matthias luck, of this city. is home on ,
visit from Quincy, Ill, lie will remain abou
month.
Mr.. Henry Adams had one of his finger
badly cut on Tuesday by planer in th
furniture factory. DR.. W. NJ. Farr dresse,
the wound.
Mr.. George M. Melville will move his bool
and stationery store next week to Mr.. !
Wescotts building, one door south of Doai
& Browns.
Miss Lizzie A. Walsh, of Chicago who ha
been visiting at Lake Geneva, is spending
few days with her friend. Miss Nellie Boyle
in this city.
Mr.. Sylvander S. Baldwin, father of MI
Geo. s, Baldwin. has been lying at the poin
of death at his residence in this city 70
several days.
Major j. 0, Culver, formerly of Racin
and Burlington. Wis, has been appointed b
President Arthur Mail Inspector for tn
Pacific states.
Mr.. John Baptiste Arno, father of Mrs
J. f. Powell and John Arno, of Waukeoau
died at Mill Creek, Lake Co., ON the SGT
ult, aged &c years.
MARY-Who had that little lamb
Had Teeth as white as snow;
She always brushed them twice day
With "TEABERRY' you know.