The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1882.



Valentines at the 99c. Store.
Mr.. Joseph Weinborn died in Burlington
on the 18th inst, aged "A years.
WANTKD-At the Grant House, dining
room girl and second cook.
Mrs. C. s. Harris. Of Racine, was in this
city last week, visiting her husband.
Miss Belle Decker gave pleasant musical
to her friends on Friday evening last.
Don't forget the 99c. Store for your Val.
entines.
Mr.. Blair, Of Waukegan, was In this city, on
Monday, and made pleasant call at this once.
A few of The new maps of the city Of Ke-
uOsha for sale cheap at this Office.
The Holman English Opera Company have
postponed their visit to KenOsha for the
present.
The genial countenance of Col j. II. Carleton
Is seen In our midst again, afterh trip through
the Northwest.
Mr.. Charles POggie has gone to New
York, for business and pleasure COM
bined.
Rev. J. M. Cleary will deliver temperance
lecture In Janesville on the evening of the
3lst inst
DR.. j. d. Bone, formerly of Waukegan. and at
one time Mayor Of Chicago, died in Chicago on
the Gath inst
NIT W. Bond has been appointed Register
Of Deeds In place OF MIR. ID. B. Benedict, re-
signed.
Mrs. r. B. McRoberts, wife of conductor Me-
Roberts, Of Waukegan, died on Sunday evening.
She was In her SD year.
A letter from Mr.. Frank Brandt, of Mitchell,
Dakota, conveys the Intelligence that his friends
int this Vicinity may expect to see him in the
near future.
Mr.. Edward Yule, who has been in
Fulton, ILL.,, has returned to SOmers for
the present.
Mrs. F. s. Newell gave grand reception
TO her lady friends yesterday Thursday
afternoon,
Mr.. Harry Kelly, of Columbus, o., has
been spending the past week with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, p. Kelly.
The fair which the ladies of st. Mark 8
church contemplated holding next month has
been indefinitely postponed.
See the fine lot Of Valentines at the 99c.
Store.
We noticed Mr. Henry Bliss, of Hannibal,
Mo-, at the depot last Friday. He was on
his way TO Milwaukee.
The Methodist church sooiable was held
yesterday I(Thursday) evening at the resi-
denoe Of Mrs. L. Beachel, on Market street.
Mr.. NJ Messier is able to be out again,
after being confined to his bed for over two
weeks with rheumatism.
Mr.. Samuel 8. Rogers, formerly of Racine.
died at Fairfield, Conn, on the 9th inst, In
the SAITH year of his age.
Misses Maggie and Sadie Schend have
gone to Milwaukee to spend few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Allkinds of goods sold lower than ever at
the 800. store.
We have received four new subscrib-
ers to the TELEGRAPH and five to the
UNION during the past week.
Mr.. A Plate, of Suahomish, Washington
Territory, and Miss Emma Betsich, were
married in Burlington on the 10Th inst.
Mr.. Frank Boutwell,, manager of the Mu-
tual Union Telegraph Company at Waukegan
visited friends in this city on Saturday last.
Miss Minnie Oyeraere, formerly of this city
and Mr.. Roy Hollenbaugh, of Oakland. Califor
MIA, were married at the latter place on Tues
day last,
There will be an oyster supper at the resi-
dence of ChaS. Shuart on Wednesday evening
Feb, lst, for the benefit of the Rev. Chas. Lo
gen. An are invited. BY ORDER OF Con-.
Mr.. Charles Holderness, who has beer
visiting for some time at Creston, Iowa, has
returned to his tonsorial duties at the old
stand.
Hon. w. s. Maxwell returned home las
week from Cambridge, n T., where he ha(
been to attend the golden wedding of his pa
rents
Mr.. Peter Jacobs will have supply o
matches ready for the Kenosha stores mex
week Give them trial. and encourag
home industry,
KENTUCKY WHIsKEY.-Next month A
Lewis s Co., Kimball Opera House block
will be prepared to sell fine Kentucky Wits
key by the gallon or barrel. 342V
A telegram from s. L. Biglow announce
that he arrived at his Orange Grove in Flor
ida on Saturday last. He expects to return
In about two weeks.
Ayers Pills are the bes: of al purgative
for family use. They are pleasant, safe ant
sure, and excel all CHER Pills in healing an,
curative qualities.
1t viii be seen by a notice in another column
that our young and enterpriSing townsman, Nj
f. o, HoSkinS, has gone and did it-got maj
rled. We wish him and his young bride ever
happiness
Michael Harkins, formerly clerk in Wi
liam Ernsts store, and q brother of Office
John Harkins IN this city, has now a pos
ton on Pinkerton's detective force in Chic
so.
Mrs. Oliver Hsughey has been visiting hi
daughter, Mrs. Adamson, in Elgin, H., fl
some time past. Mrs. Adamson is happ
mother.
Mr.. E. Eddie Sawyer, of the firm of Wa
ner 4 Sawyer, publishers Of the BurlingtC
Standard has left Burlington to seek be
ter held Tor his LABOR.
The next sociable of Lodge No. 49, A. F. &
M, win take place on Friday evening. Mus
by Hendrie & Schulte's band, Of Racine. II
last one was very enjoyable affair, and Il
one will be more so.
The Phillips Furniture Manufacture
Company are running every day, and are
encouraged with their success so far that tn,
will put on full force when the sprir
season opens.
A building occupied by Mrs. Kleinschmi
as a saloon in Racine was damaged to Il
extent Of $500 by fire early on Saturd'
morning. The FIRE was the work of an j
cendiary. ....
John COnwel, the young man who was
seriously injured in Milwaukee, a few wee
ago' while jumping from train. is al
20 pc about again, and will soon be able
resume his duties.