The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-05-19
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1882.

FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1882.
Mr.. 3. w. Truesdel left on Monday for
New York, to visit his parents.
The city dredge is at work deepening the
inner harbOF.
Mrs Jacob Benlz, of Waupaca, is visiting
relatives in this city.
Mrs s. Jackson spent last week with her
son Charles in Waukegan.
Miss Lizzie Rips, of Madison, is the guest
of Miss Okla Weber in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry CRUDE rejoice over the
birth of a daughter on Monday night.
new stock of Baby Carriages just re-
ceived. Call and see them +. W. MATHEWS
Mr.. John TOstevin, formerly of Racine,
died at Minneapolis, Mimi, on the 9Th inst
Mr.. John Mccormick, of Rockford, was
in this city last week. visiting his old friends.
Miss McCauly, of Chicago, is visiting in
The family of Mr.. John Minderman in this
city.
Mr.. Jacob Baumsalk aud Miss Agnes
Lent2 we're married in Racine on the 10Th
inst,
TheO lore Mygatl has accepted q position
in r carriage factory at Cannon City, Colo
RADIO.
MIR Henry Wiesman of Brighton, has
heen in attendance at the Circuit Court this
week.
The weather the past week was cold and
unreasonable, with heavy frost on Monday
night
Mr., John Minderman has placed new
plaza over his house and made other improve
ments.
Mr.. Hubert Van Bree and Miss Mary
Louise BONN were married in Racine on the
9TH inst
Rev Mr.. BroWnsOn of Morgan Park, will
preach in the Baptist church on Sunday,
May 2lsi.
A new stock of Crookery and Glassware at
the 80 Cent Store AT prices that will induce
you to buy.
Mr.. Dyson Noble and Miss Sarah A. Sharp,
Of Dover, Racine county, were married on
the 26th ult.
Mr.. Lonis Bohne, of Milwaukee, and Miss
Maggie LIGHTER, of Racine. were married on
the 9Th inst
Mr. Jas. II. Oliver and Miss Claracy f.
Johnson, of Racine, we're married there on
the 10th inst.
II is to be hoped that the frost on Monday
night will not injure the fruit crop or destroy
early vegetation.
Debility resulting firm typhoid and low
fevers is best and most quickly relieved by
Browns Iron Bitters.
Mr. William Schulcamp of Madison, was
10 this city on Sunday las, ia attendance at
the funeral of Mrs. Tenhagen
MIR. Jacob Daniels, of The town of Bright
on, was in town the first of the week, look
ing after his business interests
The Ladies' Aid Society of 81, Mark
church will meet at the residence of MIR. $.
l.. Hastings on Friday afternoon.
Mr. Albert Fox has sold his long name
aud tail team of hays for $3.50. They we're
purchased for Racine steam fire engine.
Closing out sale of Fancy Goods, Croekery,
Glassware, MajOlicaware. Tinware, Toys.
sc, at the 80 Cent Store.
Mrs John Hess, of Madison, has been in
the city three weeks, attending at The bed
side of her dying sister, Mrs. Tenhagen.
Michael Harkins and George Seelman have
each been appointed merchants watchmen,
and have been sworn in as special police.
For SALE.-My residence ON Grand street
near depot. Enquire at house.
j. NJ. STRyKER.
Mrs. K. II. Stone, of ST. Lonis. Mo-, i.
spending few months with her mother il
this city Mr., Stone was here lsst Saturday
Train time is about eight minutes faster
sban city time Make note Of this and yoI
will not get left when you want TO catch tn,
drain
Mr. Paul Sander has presented his offieia
bond as City Treasurer to the Board o.
Audit, which was promptly and duly &C.
cepted.
Mr.. Norman Barns, q former resident o
this city for number of years, has returned
from Pennsylvania TO visit his old friends il
this city.
Prof Ray, of Waukegan visited on
schools on Tuesday last, and expressed him
self very much pleased with their appear
ance aud management.
Intelligence is received that John Rock
lately one OF our city police, in compan
with Cornelius Murphy, is taking up mil
ing claims in Colorado.
The 90 Cent Store will he closed in a fe
DAYS. Those who wish TO avail themselye
of the low prices prevailing there will d
we'll to call Immediately.
Quite a large number of vessels have bee
in the harboT during the week, shown
that there ia more or less traffic At the con
meneemens Of the season.
Attention is called TO the announcemel
of VIM. +. Fisher in another column. H
stock is always complete with the late
novelties Give him call.
A new sidewalk has been put down
front of the Congregational parsonage an
the fence removed, which greatly improy
the appearance of the place.
John A. Krethem, late of Texas, who pu
chased Mr.. NJ. Zeivers business in this cit
has renovated his billiard table. and it nc
appears in an entirely new dress.
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