The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-03-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1882.

LOOAL lN1ELLluUNOL'
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1882.
Mr.. Frank Brandt left for his home il
tchell, Dakota, on Thursday Of last week
Mr. H. + Rohlfng has gone TO Dakota
iere he expects to remain.
Mrs. G. B. Vankirk, of Milwaukee, is
ling relatives in this city.
Mrs. Belle s. Leach and her mother left
Thursday for Ripon.
"An Ole to Texas" will appear in the
arse ofa week or two.
Mr. ]. A. Avery, proprietor of the Wau-
gan RPuJicqa, dropped in to see us this
,ak.
Miss Lily Runals came home on Tuesday
aning from New York to spend few
eks with her parents.
rhe express train due here at 1852 on
nrday night was delayed six hours by
ear which was thrown from the track.
We have been informed that Mr.. Ira p.
lmq, of Salem, has sold hs farm TO Mr..
INK Anderson for 1890
MIR. Frank G. Harlnel and Miss Claire
rgess, Of Salem, were married at the resi-
nee Of the brides parents on the 29th.
Miss Alice Davis, formerly Of this city,
4 now of Milwaukee, has been visiting
s. II Summons during the past week.
Nielsen & Hansen are moving to their
store, opposite The Grant House, this
elk
That GAINESVILLE firm mentioned in the
nday Times letter has not decided on
ening dry goods store in Kimball block
The Pedro Club met Tuesday evening
h Mrs John Yule on Park avenue, and
Dyed a most agreeable evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett, of Pompey, N. Y,
re the guests of Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Capp,
first Of the week.
Mr.. Lee Fellows has sold his interest in
dax-mill to Capt 5. ", Miller, who will
rduct the business
English Bros. have Purchased MIR Balm s
I'd Of 81 cattle, and exhibit some fine
ocimens Of beef ia their MARKET 0s result.
Mr.. Albert Hale, of Chardon, Geauga
unity, Ohio, is visiting his brothers, Geo.
ale, Sr., and 0. p. Hale, in this city.
The ladies of the Congregational church
ct on Thursday afternoon and evening at
ie parsonage on Market street.
The ladies of The Methodist Society met
n Thursday afternoon and evening at The
'aidence Of Mrs s. G. Johnson.
The crew of the Life Saving Station, in
of orders TO that effect, will enter
pom their duties on the first of the coming
Ionth.
Two schoouers, one laden with bark and
he other with lumber. bound for Chicago,
eing wind.bound, took refuge in Kenosha
arhor on Tuesday last.
The Democratic Convention for the nomi-
ntion of city officers will be held at the
ourt House on April LIST Each ward is en-.
lied 10 three delegates.
Mr.. G. A. Bullamore and his party, who
1t for Dakota, encountered The recent storm,
ma we're snow bound for several days Mt Ht.
aul.
Benedict Chatter, Of Somers, and known
1 This city as the charcoal man, died on
uesday last, at The age Of seventy.niae
ears The funeral took place on Friday.
The schooners Young America and the
lackley leave the first of the week, the for
Ter going to Muskegon, the latter to Manis-
&C.
Capt. Alderman, Of Twin Lakes, has given
ir. Horace Cole an order for twelve boats
o be used on the LAKES. We are glad to see
lorace prospecting,
There will be grand masquerade ball on
caster Monday evening" under the auspices
{ The Masonic Lodge, which will be The last
C their series Of parties this season.
Mr.. Joseph Butler has sold his residence
west of the depot, to MIR John ia
'ohy, and has purchased the Jordan place,
north Of the residence of Mr.. VIM. +, Gofie
Oscar Wilde says; elf The ladies wish to
lrpss entirely too utterly too too; they should
my the Universal Fashion Company's pat
erns' at Rogers & Barns Kenosha Book
Store 1wb
BIr. John Zeitler has been quite i'll for two
weeks with neuralgia in the head, but We
ire happy 10 say that he is now rapidly i'm
proving, and hopes 10 be able to attend Il
bis business by the first Of next week.
The schooner Geo. ". Wescott is bein,
fitted cut with new gibboom and new deck
and bulwarks, and expects to set sail TO
Manistee the FIRST of April, with Capt Hill
0s master.
Mr.. Edward Bates, of Racine, and Mr.
James Larabee, Of Paris, with their wives
were in this city on Monday last, to attend
the funeral of MIR. J l.. Richardson, VIII
was the father of the ladies referred TO-
Joseph Durrinluger, Broadway, Buffalo
was induced by his brother to try Thomas
Ecleclric Oil for sprained ankle; and wit
half a dozen applications he was enabled t
wall; round again all right.
MIR John N. Sdlb of Milwaukee, visi,e
his children on Sunday last at the residenc
of his brother and sister in this city, b
whom they were adopted after the death {
their mother.
Proposals for carrying the mail betNeC
The Post Office At Kenosha ana The Railwa
Station, each way, will be received by Il
Postmaster until April 4th. 1882.
Mr.. Lee Fellows has gone TO Chicag,
where he has purchased an interest in Il
Chicago Dental Manufacturing Compan,
lie has been elected president Of the COZ
pany
E G. Ho)lister, Want Stevens and sever
other of our boys have gone ont TO Can
Lake hunting this week, and have charter,
an extra sized express car to bring hor
the game they intend to slaughter
The scho6ners Narragansett aud Two Fa
MES, belonging TO Mr.. George s. Baldwin.
This city, are being fitted out in Chicago. n
getting ready for The Traffic Of the oomir
season.
We see in the Mr. Port 9yda d
Times mention Of the cure Of Mr.. Geoy
Drake, 46 Fifth street, Indianapolis, In
Of severe case Of water rheumatism, by
use Of 81. Jacobs OIL Cincinnati Enquire