The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-01-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1882.


The public schools opened very suspicious
ly on Monday last
Hon. ]. V. Quarles will take up hi
quarters in Racine on the 10th inst
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward English rejoice owe
the birth Of daughter on Sunday.
Great sale of Glassware, Crockery anC
Fancy Goods at the 99e. Store.
A few of the new maps of tf5 lily of Ke
nOsha for sale cheap at this Office.
Mrs. Emily West, of Milwaukee, is spend
ing few weeks with her cousin, Mrs Geo
Hale, Sr
Mr.. G. A. Rogers, the editor Of the TELE
GRAPH, is happy over the birth ola daughter
on Wednesday.
Dr. A. Farr continues to be much i'm
proved in health, but is still unable tC
endure the usual exposure.
Mr., R. G. Derbyshire, formerly of this
county, and for some years O resident o.
Beckwith, Cal, has returned to this city.
Mrs Patrick H. Tally died at her home in
Racine last Friday night. She was one of the
oldest settlers in the city.
Owing to the large stock at the 99c. Store
goods will be sold at the lowest cash price
for 30 days.
The Chicago Inter Ocean will be dubbed
with the UNION and TELEGRAPH at 81 per
year.
Kenosha people enjoyed the first sleigh.
ing Of the season on Tuesday and Wednes.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. NJ Kehlor will leave
next week for Battle Creek, Mich, to spend
time at the Sanitarium there.
At a party at Mr. L. Bain's last Friday
evening q can of ice cream was taken by
some sneak thief from the rear Of the house
We will furnish any paper or magazine you
want, in connection with the UNION or TELE.
GRAPH, at the lowest clubbing rates.
sprAgues Georgia Mnstrels played to a
fair house in Apollo Hall ON Tuesday even,
ing.
Mr. F. NJ, Pierce, who has been visiting
relatives in Greenfield, Mass, for several
months, has returned home.
On Thursday last Mr.. Joseph Henroldts
and Miss Martha Jane Davis, both Of the
town of Paris, were united in marriage.
Mr., VIM. P. Wright was called to Chicago
on Friday last to see his son, VIM. H.
Wright, who is very sick There are doubts
of his recovery.
The roller skating at Simmons Hall seems
to afford amusement to quite o number
The hall presents lively appearance at the
evening entertainment.
The friends Of the Rev. MIR. Miller, of the
Congregational church, presented him as q
New Years present with the handsome sum
of $500 in cash.
Mr., j. D. Huntley and brothers. who KEEP
store in the building now occupied by E
9. Griffin, are doing good business in Han
nibal, Mo-
Sunday evening services at st. Mark
church will be discontinued until Lent
During the intervening Sundays VesperG
will be sung at clock.
Subscribers who have paid for their paper
in advance are entitled to a Birdseye View
on payment Of twenty-five cents,
Mrs. Nicholas Huberts died of consumption
last Friday evening, Her funeral services
took place at ST, Georges church last Sun
day afternoon,
Hon, E. G.. Timme, Secretary of State, wa
in town on Saturday and Sunday. H
looks hale and hearty, and bears his honori
with grace and dignity
If you desire true medical tonic tina
will positively rid you of all your ailnent
and general ill health Browns Iron Bitter
is the best
Mrs. Charles Kupfer has been quite ill a
her fathers in Waukegan. and the family o
Mr., j. B. Kupfer, of this city, visited he
on Sunday last
Mrs. Dunning will reopen her Kindergal
ten class at her residence on Monday mex
Jan. 10th, and will also take children frol
Z to II years of age in regular course
study
Mr., Noble j, Bliss, of Hannibal Mo-, on
formerly of this city, has been visiting
this neighborhood during the past wee
He is just recovering from long illness
malarial fever.
Union Temperance Meeting will be he
at Apollo Hall on Sunday next at p. NJ
sharp. All are invited. Prof. A. R. Corr
wall, Of Albion, Wis, will address the NEE
ing. Don't fail to attend.
Simmons Mill was started up ON Wedne
day morning AS their -four is Of first ella
quality anu sells for 10 cents per 100 Ii
less than other makers, it should be used b
all our citizens. Patronize home industry
Michael Lentz was brought before Justi
Gillett on Friday last ona barge of using il
proper language to one Miss Mohr He W
found guilty by jury and fined by the cou
in the sum of ten dollars and costs.
On Friday last Michael Griffin paid a
other instalment into the County Treasur
in Justice Morin's Court. to the amount
seven dollars and costs, for an uuwarraut
assault upon q citizen.
AT the election of officers in St. Georg,
church on Sunday last Mr.. Alex. Huck "
elected Treasurer; Mr.. Joseph Widman, s,
rotary; Messrs. Peter Grosch, Hub
Schwan, Leonard Tbielen and VIM. Newha
Committee.
We have recently added number of \
sonic emblems to our stock of printing ma
rial, and are prepared to do any work
quired by the order. Ii may not be out
place to state that the printing for the ser
of sociables was done at this office.
The friends of Thomas Lamey, who ,
clerk in the Grant House for some time. :
be glad to hear that he is doing well in H
nibal, Mo. He is now the owner Of tn
horses, hack and baggage wagon
brother Lawrence is with him.
The Trenton IN. J.) Gazette, mentions
case Of Mr.. John Wood, with the Ameri
TTos.ery Co., that city, who was cured by
oIco9s vi Of an attack OF rheumati
"nlcn mad confined him to his bed for ses
'een weeks. He praises it unstintedly.