The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-07-14
Mr.. VIM. Mygatt has beea appointed tele

Mr.. VIM. Mygatt has beea appointed tele-
graph operator at Perham station, Ouertail
county, on the Northern Pacific Railway.
The Tomah celebration was full bill also
more than her usual large crowd being pres
emf and entertained by choice programme
Rev. F.. 7. Lee of this city delivered the
Grafton, and was handsomely applauded for
his splendid effort, as was also Hon A. E.
Bleekman, who agitated the eagle at the La
Grange picnic Sparta Herald
The managers Of the Fourth of July cele-
bration and the citizens of Kenosha in gen.
eral desire to return their sincere thanks TO
Company 9Th Regiment L n G. of CHI
cago, and their regimental baud. aud also 10
Company G, Garfield Guards, uf Racine. Tor
the part they took in the celebration on the
4th. and for their geniemanIy cpnduci during
their stay in this city.
Miss Mary L. Freeman. daughter Of DR..
j. A. Freeman. of Chicago, and a neice Of
Messrs. Chas. A. and H. L Partridge, of
Waukegan. was drowned at Kewauskum,
Wis, on Thursday afternoon of last week.
while endeavoring to save companion
who vas bathing with her in stream.
She and her sister were visiting at Kewaus-
KUN. Deceased was between II land l3 years
of age.
A.. c. Fish. wagon manufacturer at Racine
Junction. made a voluntary assignment on
Saturday Liabilities estimated at $4,000
to $45 ,00O Assets, $4,000. A. C. Fish is
brother of T. G. and E. R. Fish, Of the
firm of Fish Bros. & Co.. bur his business
had no connection with that of the later
firm.
Mrs. Ben. Hoffner died on Sunday last of
childbirth, aged % years. Her remains
were taken to Port Washington on Monday
for interment. Her baby was stillborn.
Drs. A. and VIM. M. Farr attended her and
did all in their power to save her, but without
avail. Mr.. Hoffner is employed at Kemper
Hall.
Frank Bardal, North Bennett street, Buffa-
10, says: =" l have tried your Spring Bios
som as family medicine and have never
come across anything to do so much good in
so short time in cases of Indigestion, dys.
pepsia and arrangement of the stomach
strongly recommend it, Price, so cents
trial bottles, 10 cents.
The Go as-you-please Club met at Col,
HoWe's last Friday evening. Among those
present were Misses Minnie Simmons, Belle
Jessie Large. Matte Farr, Hattie
and Belle McKindley, Ria Stebbins, Nellie |
and Hattie Balm, Bessie Howe, the Misses |
and Messrs Jeyais, Hazel Lance, |
Richard and VIM Howe, Fred Gottfredsen |
10 Cl,,H
French's Thursday evening. Music by |
Prof. Dickhauts orchestra.
When babies are fretful they disturb every
body, and mothers should know how sooth-
ing Parker's Ginger Tonic is. Ittakes away
half their anxiety, stops babies pains, and |
IS always safe and pleasant to use.-Home
Journal. >.sss
1t will be seen by an advertisement in
another column that F. Hilgen & Co., of |
open Saturday branch Of their |
grocery business in the store formerly occu-
pied by A. Shriber in Grant House block
This firm has been supplying a large num-
Der of families in this city the past year
through their Racine branch, and hope to |
greatly increase the number by opening
store in this city. We hope our citizens will |
not hereafter send to Milwaukee or Chicago
Tor their groceries, for they can purchase
hem at home at as low prices as any Mil
waukee or Chicago house can sell them.
The larger the sales our merchants make,
he lower can they mark down their goods. |
This can only be done by patronizing home
Institutions.
ARE YOU?
Are you Dyspeptic? Have you Indiges-
lion? Is your Liver sluggish? Does your
food trouble you? Does sleep fail to refresh |
you? Is your appetite and energy gone |
Zopesa from Brazil will cure you tone you |
up, and invigorate your whole system. 1t
is gentle purgative, actsas wonder upon,
and gives strength and energy to the Diges
i've apparatus. 1t is strongly anti bilious,
carries off all surplus bile, tones the Liver,
gives sound digestion to the Dyspeptie and |
The Bilious. Try 10 cent sample of F.
Robinson.