The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-10-06

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1882.

Read s. Fisk's new announcement.
Mr.. Want Stevens is home this week from
Chicago.
Go to J. B. Swenson's, WilmOt, for Fall
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, sc.
Mr.. VIM. Howe has returned home from
the east.
Hon. John Winans, of GAINESVILLE, was IN
this city yesterday.
Mr.. H. A. Chase has gone east for few
weeks visit.
Miss Eugene Williams is visiting friends
ia Rockford.
D. H. Flett, Esq, of Racine. was in this
city on Wednesday.
Miss c. Russell, of Chicago, is the guest
of Miss DOds Head.
Four Of the breakwater piers have been
placed in position.
The 4:42 P. NJ. train going north now
leaves here at 4:36.
Mr.. Ed. Hugunin. of Chicago. is visiting
his parents in this city.
Mrs. Patrick English has gone to Chicago
to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Michael Meagher died in Newport,
Ill.,, on the 10Th ult., Of paralysis.
Mr.. o. M. Calkins and wife intend to 60
TO New York and Philadelphia next week.
To RENT.--Fine residence on Park Ave.
Rent low TO good tenant. Inquire at this
office.
Mr.. L. b. Halliday, Of Huron Co., Ohio,
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Lewis.
Miss Nellie Ely left for Minnesota on
Monday, where che expects to remain few
months.
Mrs. COrnelins GuliOk, of Paris, ia. danger
.Ously i'll, and there is but little hope of her
recovery.
Miss Della Stroll, of Davenport. Iowa.
has returned to Mr.. s. Fisk's establishment
for the season.
The ladies of St. Matthew'S church gave
a bssket socisble at the Water Cure on We'd
Oesdsy evening.
Mr.. John Hayes brothers have taken him
70 Chicago, where they will try TO put him
on his feet again.
Mr.. VIM. Eaton, the celebrated dramatic
writer Of Chicago, was the guest of Mr.. Geo.
Marr last Sunday.
Mr.. Dan Head has gone to MonrOeville, o.,
10 attend the funeral Of his brother, who
died there this week.
Mr.. Chas. G. Russell, Of Ottawa, Ill +, was
the guest Of Mr.. ThOs. English few days
during the past week.
Mrs. Adam Mitten has brought action
against eleven saloon keepers 70 selling
liquor to her husband,
A new fire alarm bell arrived in town on
Wednesday. II has not yet been decided
where ii is to be placed.
Hon. Charles A. BrOwnsOn, County Judge
Of Racine county, died in Racine on Tuesday,
Of diabetes, aged SO years.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenny. of New
York city, were the guests of their uncle,
MIR. Josiah Wescott, last week.
The ladies Of st. Marks church will hold
fair for the benefit of the new church
from Nov. I'd 10 9th, inclusive.
The Infants gave dancing party at
Reeds Hall last Friday evening. Dickhaut
pumped his music box for them.
AIessrs. ]. V. Quarles, A. Muntzenberger
and |. j. Clapp returned home on Saturday
evening from hunting expedition.
Rev. DR.. Everhart and Miss Susie Ever
hart, who have been spending their vacation
here, have returned to Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. Van Ess and Mrs. Schnrill, of Mil.
waukee, came here on Monday to have their
photographs taken at Elchelmans studio.
MIR. MelanchtOn Wright, one of the early
settlers Of Waukegan, died In that city on
the 26th ult., Of paralysis, aged So years.
Rev. J. NJ. Clearly will deliver another
lecture on temperance in st. Marks church
next Sunday evening, commencing at Z
% clock.
BI@ Every color Of the Diamond Dyes is
perfect See the samples Of the Colored
cloth ct the druggists. Unequalled for bril-
liancy.
Mr.. A. b. Williams returned home last
week from three weeks visit to his
daughter In Ksnsas. He had not seen hel
for fifteen years.
A very pleasant party was given by Miss
Belle SlOsson and some Of her young friends
at her fathers residence on Thursday even.
ing Of last week.
Mr. Arnold Wald. formerly of Burlington
Racine County, died in Hanover, Kansas, Of
consumption, on the 22d ult aged 80 years
8 months and days.
Quite q number Of Kenosha people wen
to Chicago on Saturday on the Fish Bros
employees' excursion. Seventy. seven tickets
we're sold at Melvilles book store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Lyman have been q
Excelsior. on Lake MinnetOnka, Mimi, III,
past two Weeks. Mr.. Lyman went there fol
che benefit Of his health, and is improving
Mr.. II. Kruckman, father Of Mr.. A. H
Kruok@an, Of Wilmot. died at the residenc,
OF his daughter. Mrs. Joseph Binnemann
in this city. on the morning Of the 4th inst
of drOpSy Of the heart, aged IA years.
While Mr.. James. DOwss, Of Pleasant Prai
RE, was getting off the train at RUSSELL
Station on Monday he slipped and dislocate
his thigh bone. Dr.. A.Fsrr is attendin
him, Sc.