The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 6, 1882.

Our Somers correspondence was received
too late for publication last week.
Mrs. D. B. Benedict is recovering from
her late severe illness.
Miss Bessie Moth, of this city is the guest
Of Miss Nellie Moth, in Winnetka, ILL.,
Mrs. Col. NJ. Frank has gone to Washing
ton to spend the winter.
Mr. Norris spent a few days of the past
week at his home in Green Bay.
Mr.. George Bulen visited his friends in
KenOsha on Monday.
Mr.. Clarence Van VIE and Arthur French
left for the University OF Madison this week.
New Years day was quite generally OBJ
served in Kenosha
Mr.. Hosea Barns has returned to River
Falls.
Mrs. c. L. BisselI has gone to Grand
Haven, Mich.
Mr.. Ward C. White has gone to Charles
City, Iowa.
Miss ECklund, Of Racine, visited friends
here this week.
Miss Helen Newman will spend the re.
mainder of the winter in Chicago
Mrs. James Cooper is spending the week
with her sister.ln.law in Milwaukee.
Mr.. Fred Gottfredsen spent New Years
with friends in Chicago
Mr.. Want Stevens spent New Years at
Battle Creek, Mich.
The Congregational Society meets with
Mrs. R. II. Slosson this week
The Birdseye View of Konosha is pro
nouno ed the best view of the city ever made
Hon. H. 8. Town and daughter Bessie, of
Ripon, are visiting friends here.
Mrs. DR.. Heron is visiting among her old
friends here
Mr.. F. W. BeOkman has obtained a posi-
tion as third clerk in he Secretary of States
office at Madison.
Miss Annie AdamsOn IL spending her
vacation at the residence Of her uncle, Mr..
Ue0. Adams0n, IN Brlstol.
Mr.. William Blinn and Mr. Chester Rey-
holds spent New Years with their friends
in this city.
Mr.. Y. l.. Parsons, of Burlington, Iowa,
spent few days of the past week at the
Water Cure.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Eddy, of Libertyyille, H.,
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hale,
ST. during the past week.
It's reported that Mr. Charles G. Tarbell,
formerly County Superintendent of Public
instruction Of Lake county, is dead.
For colds, coughs, bronchitis and all affee'
lions Of the lungs, take Ayers Cherry Pector-
al.
Health and strength given to delicate
women, nursing mothers and children who
use Browns Iron Bitters.
Or. a. Farr, who has been quito under
the weather for few days, is now out and
attending to business.
Professors G. Leach and Hosea Barns at
Tended the meeting of the State Teachers
Association at Madison last week,
The MasOn9 will give the FIRST of series
Of sociables at their hall in Mas mic Block
next Thursday evening,
Mr.. +. Tecktonius, who has been confined
to his house through illness the past two
weeks, Is able to be out again.
The Chicago Inter Ocean will be dubbed
with the UNION and TELEGRAPH at 81 per
year,
Mr.. Daniel Toner is calling on friends in
Minnesota. lie will return next week, and
occupy his Office on Park street,
Subscribers who have paid for their paper
in advance are entitled to Birdseye View
on payment Of twenty-five cents.
On Monday last o little grandchild of Mr.
Andrew Heldt was laid away to become the
little angel in The group which scrround the
throne.
Mr.. John Stryker, aged 20 years, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Stryker, of this city,
died in Chicago yesterday morning, of ty-
phoid fever. The afflicted family have the
heartfelt sympathy of the community.
MIR. Frank Brandt leaves for his home in
Mitchell, Dakota, in few days. The old
friends of Mr.. Brandt will much regret that
his visit could not be more extended.
DR.. W. NJ. Farr did nice surgical opera
ton few days ago in the removal of an
epithelial cancer from the lip of Edwin
GARDINER The patient is doing we'll
Mr.. ]. G. Hollis little daughter Cora cele,
brated her fourth birthday last Monday, By
entertaining quite party of her little
friends
The pond in the Park il becoming, at least
quite a source Of pleasure to the bows, and
they are avalling themselves of the privileg,
il affords in the skating line.
Go to Marden 4 Farr's for Mrs. Freeman
Neso National Dyes. For brightness and du
rahility OF color are unequsled. Color from
2to pounds. Price Is cents.
We have added eight new subscribers t
The UNION list during the past week and tw,
TO the TELEGRAPH. Three of them said the,
had stopped the Courier,
The Temple Of Honor will hold an ope,
meeting week from next Monday evening
Very satisfactory results have accrued iron
these open meetings The Temple and til
cause is benefited thereby.
Nicholas, the son of Sebastian Tanner:
was buried on Sunday. He was ten year
old. the pride in the household, the mornin
sun which has faded out. The sympathy
the people is with the afflicted parents.
Mr. NJ. o. Myrick presented us, fe
days ago, with jug of amber syrup mad
by Mr.. Thayer from cane grown on hi
premises. The syrup Is q very fine artiel
aud is meeting with good sale.
How do You manage, said a Lady to hi
friend. "to appear so happy all the time
Il always have Parker's Ginger Toni
handy" was the reply, g and thus keep m,
self and family in good health and spirits.
See adv