The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1882-06-02
CHICAGO + NORTH WESTEhN RAIL
WAY
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1882.
Frost last Sunday night.

Subscribe for the TELEGRAPH. Price 81 so
year in advance.
Mrs Robt. Whitaker is visiting in Har-
ward, I'll.
Miss Celia Hoye returned home from Chi
cago on Tuesday.
Mrs. 0. G. King has purchased the Crosit
residence on Exchange street.
Read what Grosch & Eichelman's new
customer has to say this week.
Mr.. Ed. Losie, formerly of this city, is
lying dangerously Ill IN Colorado.
Mrs. VIM. Coon, of Mankato, Mimi. is
visiting her brother, DR.. G. Paddock
A good brick house on the west side of the
park to rent. Apply to F. W. Lyman.
Hon. j. V. Quarles delivered an address
somewhere up north on Decoration day.
Mrs. Rollin futile is about to move to
Chicago, where she will reside with her sons.
A man working for Mr.. Geo. P. Kellogg,
of Benton, ILL.,, died of smallpox last week.
Mr.. William T. Butterfeld and Miss Ellen
RIFT were married in Racine on the 22d
uIt.
Our Somers letter is of mournful interest
TO the friends of Rev. Mr.. Daugherty, of that
town.
Miss Name English, daughter of Mr..
Thomas English, has gone to Ottawa, H., on
visit.
The Ladies' Society of the Methodist
church intend to give a strawberry festival
in short time.
A. A. Carter & Co. repair promptly all
kinds of farming implements, both in wood
and iron. 45tf
Mr.. Jacob Lauer, of Racine, was the guest
of his brother, of the firm of Lauer II Becker,
on Tuesday last.
Mr.. James Hall, of Racine, has been APP
pointed night operator of the W U. telegraph
Office in this city.
Mr. George Longworth. formerly of
Waukegan, died in Warren, Wis, on the 9th
ult., of heart disease.
On Thursday last Justice NORM united in
marriage Miss Alma Alexander and Mr..
Frank GriswOld, of Iowa.
Mrs. II. c. Maynard, of Chicago, died at
the residence of her father, Mr.. VIM. II. Roe,
in Racine, on the 18th ult.
VIM. j. Dickhaut, the tonsorial artist, has
had his shop handsomely decorated and
frescOed the past few weeks.
Mr.. Henry Ritter died at his home in
Burlington, Racine county on the Dist ult,,
of Brights disease, aged 50 years.
Mrs. VIM. J. Hunt died in Racine on the
Dist inst, of chronic disease of the heart.
She has resided in Racine since lS45.
The annual election of officers of the En-
erald Beneficial Association will take place
next Saturday evening at Emerald hall.
Mr.. o. NJ. Calkins has purchased the store
ON Main street occupied by S. s. Drom from
Matthew Rock, of New York, for $4, 500.
Sunday evening services in ST. Mark s
church will be discontinued until further
notice, Vespers will be sung at 8 P. NJ.
Mr. s. T. Rice has recently purchased
about 81 acres of land Immediately north Of
his place in the town Of Somers for 81, 500.
Toner & Lavey received q full carload Of
Champion machines on Wednesday, it being
their second carload for this seasons trade
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Matthew
church met at the residence of Mrs. F
Robinson on Thursday afternoon an(
evening.
Mr.. A. Johnson, who is working in Chi
cago, spent Sunday with his family in thi
city His family will remain here for tn
summer.
Mr., Taylor of Rockford, H., Mr. Arnold
Ot Wyoming, and Mr., and Mrs Hawley anC
daughter, of Dixon, H., are guests at tn,
Water Cure.
Mrs. Thomas Adamson, of Geneva, H.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. Hoye
an this city, last week, She left for home
on Tuesday.
A. A. Carter & Co. have fine assortmen
of open and top Buggies and Wagons Clos
buyers should examine them and their price
before purchasing 45tf
The schoOners Mary COPY, Westsidt
Ruby, G. w. Wescott Industry, Chri
Grover and Odd Fellow were in The harbo
the first of the week.
Mr.. Walter French, who has been hon
for couple of weeks, left this week fc
Charlevoix, Mich, where he will make h
home for the summer.
Invalids suffering from sluggishness
the liver feeble action of the heart, feehn
of suffocation and debility arising from var
GUS causes, find sure relief in Browns Iro
Bitters.
The weather the past week has been almo
repetition of several previous ones
superabundance Of rain, cold and frost. viii
day or two of heat and sunshine.
Ex-Sanitary Com. Rufus X. Hireman
New Orleans, was cured of severe altar
Of rheumatism by st. Jacobs Oil, 50 we !,
by an item in the Columbus (Ga.) Enquire
san.
MIR. Mic Mayer and wife, of ST. Libor
H., is visiting his father, Mr.. John Nave
and brothers in this city. Mr.. Mayer
principal of the public schools of St. Libor