The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-04-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. APRIL 81, 1882.

EKIDA Y, AGhll zlJ 1907
Col. Howe is home from n business trip Il
New York.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office.
Mr.. Peter Jacobs left on Tuesday for a
short visit to Dakota.
Willie Kupfer returned home from a visit
90 his friends in Milwaukee on Sunday last
The sidewalks in many places in this CRY
need repairing.
Miss Agatha Klane died in Burlington,
Wis, on the 9th inst, aged 26 years.
Brown & Gaffney have put out handsome
sign.
AIr. Serene Fisk, who has been seriously
Ill, has sufficiently recovered to be able to be
out.
Mr.. Zach. Wilder has purchased Mrs.
Hiram Tutle's house on Grand street for
$500.
Cadet Chase Dickey, of Racine died at the
Michigan Military Academy on the 18th, of
inhammatory rheumatism.
A. A. Carter s. Co. repair promptly all
kinds of farming implements, both in wood
and iron. 4ott
Mr.. A. p. Truesdel leaves for Dakota as
soon as he can be released from his duties
az juror in the Circuit Court.
Mr.. Alex. Huck has placed in his store an
ice box manufactured in New York, which
il said to be the finest one in the city.
Porterhouse steak is selling at Is cents
per Id. in Kenosha. This is higher than at
any time since the war.
Mr.. John Bruins has purchased a fine team
Of draft horses, among the finest in the
city.
The actors fund in New York city has
Feached &c, 900 rolls Of Wall Paper at Rogers
y Barns Kenosha Book Store.
The spring trotting meeting will take place
at the Balm driving park ON May 23d, Oath
and 25th. The purses amount to $1,000.
Governor Rusk has appointed Hon. F. Rob
inSon, of this city, a member Of the pharma-
OeutiCal board for three years.
Mr.. John p. Lentz, one of the early set.
tiers of this county, died at the residence of
his son, Mr.. p. Lentz, in. Brighton, on the
sth inst, aged SO years.
MFR. Patrick Philben, who has been sick
q long time, died on Wednesday night.
A.. A. Carter s. Co. have a fine assortment
Of open and top Buggies and Wagons. Close
buyers should examine themd an their prices
before purchasing, 45tf
The Temperance meeting at the Congrega-
tional church on Sunday night last was well
attended, and some eloquent and earnest
addresses were listened to.
A pleasant party was given on Saturday
evening last at the residence of Mr.. Kilvert,
in 81. Johns Grove, in Somers. The party
was at the instance of Nicholas Klopp, the
+. G. & X. Band furnishing the music.
Biliousness, indigestion, constipation--all
forms Of dyspepsia yield at once to a few
doses of Zopesa, the new compound from
Brazil. A 10 cent sample proves il. Sold
by 7. Robinson,
On Wednesday morning, rs Mr.. Harvey
Durkee was driving in his sulkey along Mar
ket street, his horse stumbled and threw him
Into the street. Singular as it may SEEM
Mr.. Durkee escaped any serious injury.
William II. Beck, son of Mr.. John Beck,
OF Racine, committed suicide at the residence
Of his father on Wednesday morning of last
week by shooting himself with revolver.
He was IL years of age.
The pool match between Gus Pleiss, of Ra-
cine, and Peter Schmitt, of Kenosha, which
was to come off at Kimball Hall on the 10Th,
has been postponed until May Sd, when il
will positively take place.
Mr.. Theodore Mygatt and Cornelius Muir
ply 90 to Colorado this week. They ac-
company Mr.. John Rock, and intend making
that their future home. We wish the boys
every success.
Mr.. John Frenz has purchased of the adj
ministrator Of the estate of b. K. Jewett the
livery atable formerly carried on by Mr..
JeWett, and will run the same on an enlarged
aCsle from this time.
In order TO prevent confusion, arising
from several persons applying for sittings at
the same time, il has become necessary to
adopt the appointment plan. This enables
every one TO engage sitting at q certain hour
ON q stated day, B. W. EIcHELMAN,
A6tf Portrait Photographer.
Mr. Upton, from Illinois, has moved intC
the JENNIE House, west of the depot, and il
fitting it up in the best of style. Mr.. Tip
ton has some fine horses, which have beer
admired on the street,
A leak was discovered in the water mair
along Market square which necessitated the
shutting off the water on Main street oil
cutting the pipe. The latter plan was resort
ed TO, Julius Capelon experimenting tht
work.
Mr.. John Fensky, of this city. and Mis-
Ludwig. daughter of Mr.. Bernhardt I.ud
wig. of Brighton, were united in marriag
ON Tuesday morning last at ST. George
church. They are congratulated BY man,
friends
The f. b. Association went to st. Mark
church on Sunday last in uniform and in
body to general communion. This societ
has not only done much good in benevolen
way. but has gained the respect Of all on
citizens.
Mr.. w. II. Lingsweiler, of Racine, the pre-
Drieior of the soda water factory there, vi:
tied his friends in this city on Tuesday.
Is to be hoped his product will partially {
least take the place Of more dangerou
beverage.
Remember the "Mistletoe Bough,' FIR
day eTening, April Dist, for the benefit
the Congregational church. Elegant CO
tunes of hundreds of years ago, fine mus
beautiful scenery, &c Tickets only 80 cts
children, % cts.
A gang of fellows we're on the North sid
on Sunday last in a crazy mood, but wei
followed so closely by the officers that 4
disturbance occurred The people in Thu
Vicinity are determined TO stop such unwa
xAuted proceedings
Mr.. Michael Robbett, II Sargent stree
COhOes, N. y, was cured of very severe
injured knee by st. Jacobs Oil, says Il
oohester NJ " GlSndGu Herald.