The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-02-10

wednesday 'nat young son had put in his
appearance at his house, and he came home
on Thursday to see him.
90 Mr. Eugene Pierce, of Fort Atkinson, is
m spending few days in this city Eugene
Is persistent advertiser and knows how 10
make an advertisement attractive.
= the musical performance Of Prof. Farmer,
at the Congregational church Sunday night
speak Of it in the most glowing terms.
Read VIM. F. Fishers advertisement In an
r other column. Mr.. Fisher is one Of our most
enterprising dry goods merchants, and will
make it to your interest to trade With him.
= The Ladies' Society of the Methodist
o. church met yesterday Thursday evening at
ly the residence of Mrs. E. L Grant on Prairie
:, Avenue.
y la The Congregational Society met at the
residence of Mrs. ]. Brockett on Park
Avenue, yesterday Thursday afternoon and
evening.
3, Mrs. L. T. Mcguire, formerly of Racine.
= and some years ago resident of Kenosha.
J. was married to Mr.. VIM. P. Ridley. OF Wan
$ kegan, yesterday. at Highland Park.
Don't forget the 99c. Store for your Val.
o entines.
j. One of the most fashionable parties of the
!. season was gwen to their friends by Mr.. and |
: Mrs. Lewis Balm on Tuesday evening last at |
their residence on Park Avenue.
There was Dime Reading under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society of st.
Matthew's church yesterday Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs B. Viii
taker on Kenosha street.
Call and examine our new stock of station
cry. 1t comprises everything needed, and
you will not be obliged to wait until goods can
be ordered from the city. &
Mr.. s, L. Biglow has returned home from !
his trip to Florida, looking hale and hearty,
and reports beautiful country and a good
time during his sojourn in that region. Q
There will be grand masquerade ball At q
Park City Hall on Monday evening, Feb. 90.
Music by Racine opera orchestra. Only '
those who receive an invitation will be adj. .
mitted.
Harry Kupfer and Miss Nellie Ely took =
the first prize for graceful skating ON Wed
nesday evening OF last week, and Harry Bald
win and Miss Ella McKenna bore away the ID
second honors. n
The tramps in the jail were at work as
usual in the ravine on the North side during q
the first OF the week under officers Hunt and
Ubrlen, but are now given little respite o.
for prudential reasons. @
RrnovAL. : v~.n further 4,...,, = :. 2!
Brande may be found from 9 A. NJ. to 4 P.
NJ. at the building on Park street four doors
west of the Myers House. vs.
KENOsHA, Feb. 6, 1882. ~ ~
Mrs. Amanda +. Purdy, wife Of Mr.. Geo. pt
Purdy, died at her residence in Richmond, of
ILL.,, on the oath ult., of cancer. aged 46 DE-
years. She was a resident of Richmond for m
absut twenty-five years. en-
The excitement in valentines is now quite p'
general in the city among the younger por-
ton of the community. The supply is as Tia
copious as usual, and there is no lack Of 10
variety from which to choose. M
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church at Pleas DC
ant Prairie will give an Oyster Supper at the sS '
residence of L. P. Shelly on Wednesday =
evening. Feb. Is. All are invited. =.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEES. "
Mrs. Helen Hickey died very suddenly in re
Newport, ILL.,, on the 18th uIt.. from the
rupture of a blood vessel, aged II years and
months She was an old resident of Lake eli
county, and very highly esteemed. of
Only one train day is now run over the y;
Ken0sha and Rockford line. If train All
arri red in Kenosha about o'clock In the hr
morning and left here about o clock in the at,
afternoon it might give the people of the la
country satisfaction. W,
In the contest for the prize given to be
the best gentleman skater at the rink Mon Ill
day night, it was awarded TO Mr.. Harry
Baldwin, and consisted of very handsome
gold lined silver cup. Harry is deservedly un
fortunate in the roller skating line. W
Mr.. Frank Brandt, of Mitchell, Dakota, an
arrived in this city on Tuesday evening, and an
will visit among his friends for several days. do
Mr.. Brandt will be glad to see any one inter- w
ested in Dakota property, and will give any or
information in his power in that regard. on
From an extensive use of st. Jacobs Oil in Ju
the editors family, we are able to speak con- y
fidently of its great worth in numerous all III
ments. and fully recommended 1t as an arti-
Gle most desirable to have on hand in the -
medicine chest.-Stamford (C0an Herald. - -
Mrs. Orlando Foster died at the resid ence en-
of her daughter in Kansas City, and not da
Westport, as stated last week. Westport is ce
two miles from Kansas City, and is where an
Mr.. Foster resided until short time ago. so
Mrs. Foster came to Kenosha in 1896, not I'M
1887. Pa
Several cases of smallpox are reported in
Waukegsn, and some have proved fatal. ma
Mrs. Frank Long died of that disease on the VI
first, and an infant daughter Of Mr.. James w
Steel on the I'd. An aged German, named tn
Fred. Schurmann, also died of the disease o tn
few days ago.
A very pleasant children's party took on
place at the residence of Mr.. john Yule on -,
Park avenue on Monday evening last. The IN
little folks danced to the music Of Diekhaut's NJ
band to their hearts content and all went IN
home to dream of the splendid time they had ar
enjoyed. If
On Tuesday morning Mrs. Jaeger was ar. " ~
rested on complaint of John McGiyern, ON -. -
the charge of selling liquor to his son James, "a
who is minor. This is the same boy who ~
was arrested on Monday for committing 80
depredations on Mrs. Jaeger's building. ~ ~
Her trial was adjourned until Thursday N
morning. The ease was taken up on Thurs W
day and adjourned until 9 o'clock this
morning n
The dancing school under the supervision hG
of Miss Bacot and Mrs. Charles Quarles pl
during the season closed on Monday even. j.
ing with reception ct the residence Of Mr.. to
Geo. D. Head. The music by Dickhsut's u,
band was unusually good, and the affair very m
enjoyable to all. er
Mr.. Hansel, In his recent visit to Dakota, d d
saw our former Marshall James Irving, in -
Mitchell, to which place Mr.. Irving had ~
come to dispose of his butter, eggs and 9TH -
er farm produce He reports Mr.. Irving as =
much pleased with the country, and as look !:
ing in fine health and condition. =,
The only secret about Ayers Cherry Pee al
tOral is in the selections of the best mate.
rails for the cure of coughs and cold and
skillfully combining them by chemical pro- o.
cesses. This all medical men are aware of, y
as they are furnished with the formula of its y
preparation. le
Tho fourfh ANIMAL meafinO of Tho Couthorr