The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-09-29
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1882.
Miss Ria siebbina is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Petit is visiting friends in
Chicago.
Mrs. ]. B. Petit is visiting her folks in
Toledo, o.
Mrs. Dedridge is visiting her sister, Miss
Sarah keenan,.
Mr.. win Head, of Cincinnati, spent Sun
day in this city.
Miss Matte Hargis is spending this week
at Powers Lake.
Mr.. 0. M. Petit returned Wednesday from
a three weeks trip,
Mrs. Amos Wright left for her home in st..
Louis on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey has gone to Chicago to
spend few days.
Mrs Richard Guy Ter, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Ynle.
Mr.. James Rafferty, of Wheatland, left on
Tuesday for trip to Michigan.
Thomas Klipfel has gone to Chicago, where
he intends to remain all winter.
Prof. J. @. McMynn, of Racine, called on
his old friends here on Tuesday.
The Racine County Fair, held at Burling-
ton last week, was not very successful.
Mrs. Thomas Wallis is visiting her sister,
Mrs, VIM. Heller, in Salem this week.
Go to j. B. Swenson's, WilmOt, for Fall
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Sc.
Mrs. j. F. NORM returned home last FVi-
day from a visit in Grand Rapids, Mich.
MIR. ]. c. Holt left this week for Lisbon,
Dakota. he will remain there all winter.
Prof r. F. Browne has been absent from
home for several weeks on lecturing tour.
Mrs VIM. Gerben and daughter left for
their home in Bloomington, H., this week.
To RENT.--Fine residence on Park Ave.
Rent low TO good tenant. Inquire at this
Office.
MISS LlELlt DAduuTlukG ~
her studies at the Rock ford Seminary on the
l4th inst.
Mr.. Oscar Winship. of Racine, was mar
Tied to Miss M, Jennie Talbot, of Boston :,
last week.
The Waukeg,n fair is in full blast this
week Don't forget to visit it before Satur
day night
Mr.. Charles Sanborn died at his residence
near Kemper Hall on Wednesday morning,
of consumption.
Mr.. Richard F. Howe started on Wednes-
day for Cambridge, Mass, to attend the
University there.
The first frost of the season was reported
on Thursday night. But little damage was
done in this section.
A young lady of South Bristol, who is
seriously ill., has not taken medicine or food
for about two weeks.
Mr.. Mat. Meyers, of Somers, fell on Sun
day and broke one of his legs. DR.. A Farr
was called and set it.
Or. Siarkweather and wife returned home
ON Thursday of last week from q three weeks
visit at Watertown, Dakota.
Mr.. John Elkins, of Racine, some years
ago a resident of this city, was the guest Of
Hon. F. Robinson this week.
Mr.. Stephen Bull, of Racine, has per-
manently withdrawn his celebrated trolter
Phil Sheridan from the track.
Rev, s. j. Vinegar, son of Mrs. Vinegar,
.ihfo 81 W hoe hao,, o,OntnkaA Of q
Baptist church in Mitchell, Dakota.
REV. .. NJ. Clssry will deliver lecture on
Temperance in st. Marks church next Sun.
day evening, commencing at Z clock,
Mrs. X. D. Wheeler, who went to Germany
about two years ago, has returned home
She has been in Paris for the past six months
Mrs. A. A. Thomas, who has been visiting
at her old home in this city for some time
left for her home in Dayton, o., ON Tuesday
Peter Mahoney, son of Mr.. James Ma
honey. of this city, died on the 25th inst,
of consumption, aged % years and s month:
Mr.. Joshua Davis and wife, of Muskegan
Mich, and formerly of this city, were tn,
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. r. b. Whitaker thi
week.
Mr.. VIM. w. Wright, formerly of Kenesha
was married in Davesville, CAL, on the 30tl
of August, to Miss Henrietta Martin, of tina
place.
RsSy~With Diamond Dyes any lady can &c
as good results as the best practical dyer
Every dye warranted true to name an
sample.
The Misses Fairbanks, of Brooklyn, N. Y
who have been the guests of Col. Howe an,
family during the summer, left for thei
home last week.
The Western train was an hour late yester
day, having been detained on account q
i've freight cars being ditched near Hebro
on Wednesday.
The Dramatic Club of the Young Men
Association will give dramatic entertain
ment at St. Georges school hall on Sunda
evening, October 9Th.
Mrs. Mary McKindley Baker, who ha
been visiting her father and sisters here fc
some time past left for her home in Nash
willie, Tenn, on Wednesday.
Mr. S. L. Hastings carried off the first an
second premiums and sweepstakes on draugl
horses at the Waukegan Fair this week H
ten horses weighed IA, 500 lbs.
We like 81. Jacobs Oil. and observe t,
that the Rt. Rev. Bishop. Gilmour Indoors
ne remedy.-Baltimore ND Catholic Nj
or.