The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-02
Hosea Barns New Book Store.


Hosea Barns New Book Store.
All should attend the fair at Simmons
Hall every evening this week.
Miss Eva -liz is spending few weeks
among her Chicago friends.
Mr.. Peter Connolly died in this city OF
Che Goth ult. aged 70 years.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet on tht
18th Of November.
The Circuit Court will convene on Mon.
day, November 18th.
Mrs Timothy Kelly, ST., died in Pleasant
Prairie on Tuesday, aged 81 years.
Mr., Thomas McNulty died in Wauke
gan on the 10th ult.
Mr.. Harlan P. Crawford died in the town
fSpring Prairie, Racine county, on the 10th
nlt.
The Misses Clarke who have been visiting
friends east for over a month. have returned
home.
Have you seen Hosea Barnes new book
store, Masonic Block ?
Mr. r. Nielsen has been awarded the con-
tract for making the cushions for the M. b.
church
Mr. p. Kelly, city treasurer, who has been
seriously ill for some time past, is improving
an health.
Mrs, Dr.. Dodson, of Berlin, Wis, has
been visiting Mrs. e. Pennoyer during The
past week
Miss Olive Blackman of Mitchell, Dako.
IT, has been visiting friends here during the
past week
Main street is in bad condition. Some
thing should be done to make it fit for traffic
in wet weather.
Don't forget the fair at Simmons Hal
every evening this week for the benefit Of
ST. James new church.
A grand ball will be given at the A. 0
II. Hall Monday evening, Good music viii
be in attendance.
Mr. Henry LANCE, of Chicago, was guest
of the family of Mr.. Hurbert Widen du-
ring the past week.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Mr.. G. II. Starr, of Pleasant Prairie, left
this week for Brockville, Canada. where he
intends to remain.
We have received the Parish Register, Q
monthly church paper edited by Rev. S. J.
French, tits we'll gotten up.
Mrs. L. A. Coad, who has resided in Ra.
cine for thirty years, died at her residence
on Chatham street last Sunday.
Prizes to the amount of nearly 81 900 will
be drawn for at the fair for the benefit of st
James church at Simmons Hail.
Miss Maggie Mathews returned home last
Friday from an extended visit among relatives
and friends in Brighton and Dover.
Mr.. Edward Keegan, Mineral Poin
Wis, says" have used Browns Irol
Bitters and consider it a valuable remedy.
Mr.. j. B. Kupfer lost a valuable horse re
cently-one of the handsome bay team
which has been for some time family pride
Wall Paper, finest and cheapest, at Hose
Barns.
Mr.. Mathew V. Selkirk, of South Haven
Mich, and Miss Nettie Palmer, of Wauke
gan, were married in Waukegan on the 24t
alt.
Mr.. Christian Veins, Of Racine, and Nils
Minnie Hegeman, Of Burlington Racin
county, were married in Burlington on th
23d ult.
Mrs. Hopf who moved TO this cit
week ago last Tuesday, died on Tuesda
of childbirth Her remains were taken I
Racine for interment.
Mrs. Jay White returned homo last wee
from Ohio, where she has been spendir
the greater part of the summer. She e.
poets to return there soon.
Maiolica and other flower pots for sale
James Mathews
Mr. d. L. Murphy, general agent of u
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Con
pany, of Milwaukee, and wife, spent fe
days in this city this week.
Mems and boys Buckskiu Gloves al
Mittens, childrens Mits, lest quality al
cheap, at Jas. Mathews.
A man was along Main street the 9th
day looking for lost valise. The officers
the town will be obliged for any credible j
formation as to its whereabouts.
Parties having their auction bills print
at this office will get notice of their sal
in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free charg
Mr. Richard Pugh, aged 65 years, VI
has lived in Racine for 80 years, died !,
Monday night Of apoplexy He was
york mill four o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Rev. Mr. staley, from Morgan Park The
logical Seminary, near Chicago, has be
supplying the pulpit Of the Baptist chur
in this city morning and evening for I
past few weeks.
Subscribers paying one year in advan
will receive copy of Kendalls Treat
on the Horse and his Diseases. This is
valuable work to every one who keeps
horses