The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-12-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1882.

Writing Desks, Toilet Cases, &C., at Barns
Miss Isa Clapp is visiting in Minneapolis
Just received, a new stock of Prayer Books
JAS. MATHEWS.
Mr.. Theodore Letting is suffering from
luinsy.
Choice Winter Apples, ny the barrel OF
bushel, at James Mathews.
stereOscopic Views cents each at Hoses
Barns.
Mr.. F. W. Lyman will start for Florida OF
Monday.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews
Miss Bessie Howe is confined 10 her home
by illness.
Read F. Hilgen Co. new advertisement
in another column.
Miss Ria stebbins returned home from
Chicago on Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Adams. of Chicago, is spending
few days in this city.
Luman French, now residing in Chicago
spent Sunday at home.
Mat. Huck has something new to say to
our readers this week.
Mrs. Sidney Booth, of California, is visit
ing Mrs. Fred Robinson.
The Rev. Mr.. Bishop, of Marquette, is The
guest of Rev. Mr.. French.
A second shipment of Christmas and New
Year Cards at Hosea Barns.
The skating rink has been closed, but will
be opened again after Christmas.
D. A. Norris. Sheboygan, says know
Browns Iron Bitters to be first class tonic.
Clothing made to order IN the latest styles
and at low prices at Lauer & Becker's.
Miss Grace Howe has returned from q
three weeks visit in Washington.
Beautiful new Books at Barns. Gel
prices before buying elsewhere.
Mrs. Amos Wright, of St. Louis, is spend
ing few days at her old home here.
60 to ]. B. Swenson's, Wilmot for Fail
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, sc.
Mrs. Colt will spend the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Merrill.
Mr.. NJ. Tyrrell died on Wednesday after
noon, after long illness, of consumption
Mr.. J. C. Holt is home from Lisbon, Oak,
ia, to spend the holidays with his family.
Call for Cranes Box Stationery. the best
in the world, at Hosea Barns. Only Boots
Mr.. Chas. Pfennig returned home las
week from trip to the northern part of the
state.
A new stock of the latest styles of HatI
and Caps at bottom prices at Lauer &
Beckers. 27w3
Mrs. f. A. Tallman, sister of Mrs. P. s
inst.
TO close out our stock of Winter Clothing
we will make prices to suit our customers.
2Sw3 GROscH & EIcHELMAN.
Over twelve hundred dollars have beer
subscribed for the new organ of St. Mat
thew's church,
Miss Carrie Balm returned last week from
Des Moihes, where she has been visiting hel
friend, Mrs. Henry.
A. A. Carter & Co. have very fine selec
ton of Cutters and Bob .sleighs for salt
cheap. 29-2v
Mr. Walter j. Morgan, of Newton, Iowa
has been the guest of Mr.. j. L. Stevens
durinU the mast week.
A party of ysung ladies and gentlemen
attended the roller skating rink in Waukegal
on Wednesday evening.
Water Bills are now due. Pay then
promptly and save collectors fee.
L. G. HAzELToN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griswold, of Orleans County
N. Y, ore visiting their sister.in-law, Mrs
L. B. Nichols. Of this city.
Dir. Timothy Kelley, Sr., of Pleasan
Prairie, died on Wednesday of congestion o
the lungs.
]. g. Gottfredsen & Son have just re-
ceived four car loads of choice Canads
barley.
Ladies', Children's and Boys Hose, Gloves
Mittens and Mufflers at reduced prices a
James Mathews.
Miss Alice Pennoyer, who is attending tn
University at Madison, spent part of las
week with her parents in this city.
Henry Winsen, Johnsonsville, Wis, says
." Browns Iron Bitters has proven grea
relief to me in dyspepsia.
Orders for bottled beer through telephon
will receive prompt attention.
j, G. GoTTFREDsEN & Son.
Mrs Wilbert Barnes, of Racine, spen
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week wit
her sister, Mrs. L. B. Nichols.
Toys and Fancy Goods cheap at JAIME
Mathews.
Mr.. John Tetard is home from the mimi
regions to spend the holidays with his famil,
We are glad to hear that he is prospecting.
The report circulated that Sheriff Black
man had bought the VIM. Smith farm
Somers is incorrect, no sale having bee
made.
MGA Faded articles of all kinds restore
TO their original beauty by Diamond Dye
Perfect and simple. 10 cents, at all druI
gists.
Mr.. Finan, residing two miles east
Burlington, lost two sons on the steam BARI
Peters, which was burned on Lake Mich
gan few days ago.
Charles Newcomb, aged 2 years, of Ricl
mond, Ill.,, who went TO Colorado sho
time since with his mother and brother
died there recently.
Gents furnishing goods in large variet
and at prices that can't be beat, at Lauer
BeckCr's. .27V
Wilson H. Davis, NJ. D., of Chicago, al
Miss Hattie L. George. of Waukegan, we
married at the residence of the bride
father on the 9th inst.
Attention is called to changes in the "a
way time table. The 1854 train going nor
leaves at 1853 A. NJ, and the $40 P, ]
train going south leaves at 6:l0.