The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05

James Sullivan, Of Chicago, have been the
guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. ". e Reed during
the past week.
Mr.. Perry l.. Shaul, of Waukegan, and
Miss Nellie Mckay, of Chicago, were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDES father in
Chicago on Tuesday Of last week.
Mr.. L. B. Weymouth, of Anoka, MINI,
and Miss Matte E. Pierce. of Waukegan,
were married at the residence of the brides
parents on Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. ]. D. vosburgh, Of Randall, was
thrown out of her cutter in Richmond. ILL.,,
ON the 2Sd ult., and was badly cut about the
face and had her shoulder broken.
The Albany (N.Y.) Press and Knicker6ocker
says: 1.-The largest following we know Of to-
day Is that Of st. Jacobs Oil, for where st.
Jacobs Oil IL, there rheumatism is not. -
Mr.. John Mcintyre, who has been a mem.
Der of the Batcheiler & Doris Minstrel
Company during the past season, is home
for the winter. He reports very success.
full season.
To whom it may concern After Feb. lst
1883, / will publish on Black Board in my
windows the names Of those who don't pay
| up or settle before that time.
JAsSMATHEws.
Last week the City Council of Racine had
q spasm over the question of the enforcement
of the Sunday laws. After considerable de-
bate and some sparring, the subject was
dropped, leaving the matter just where il
begun.
The following were elected and installed
officers of Kenoshs Lodge No. At. F. & A. NJ,
Monday, Dec. 27, 1882: W. f. Reed. W.
NJ; D. W. Miller, s. w.; G. G. Budden, J.
w.; W. 0'Brien, s. D.; G. II. Gronqulst,
j. D.: F. Robinson, Treasurer F. G. Hills,
Secretary; H. G. Dodge, A. Farr. Stewards.
The names of Kenoshs ladies who Won d
receive, on New Years day, published in
the Chicago Sunday Times. was In many
cases Unauthorized and incorrect. If it was
intended by the correspondent as joke, it
was not relished by those upon whom it was
perpetrated.
Alexander Beath and wife, formerly old
residents Of Kenosha county, will be in this
city on Friday, the 5th, and will leave here
for their home in Chattanooga, Tenn. on
Saturday.
The AsroNIaHINGLY-Short time ii takes 10
PISA to act upon tho Digestive organs and
the Liver proves its wonderful affinity to
the stomach. The first dose relieves. A
sample bottle convinees
! The Committee on gas, TO whom was re-
ferred the matter Of lighting the streets
with gasoline, reported against accepting
the proposition of the Sun Vapor Burner
Company, of Canton, o., at their meeting on
Wednesday night.
Thomas Bond, late Register of Deeds for
KeAosAa county, reports the number Of births
received for record at the Registers office
during the year ending 1882. as 204 the
number of deaths received for record during
the same period, 81. or the latter there was
evidently q remissHess in making the proper
returns by those whose duty 1t is.
John. G. Todd. Sheboygan, Wis. says: "I
was an invalid and Browns Iron BItters re-
stored my health and strength
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Park City Water Company was held at
Dan Head & Co.'s Bank on Tuesday even
ing. J. V. Quarles, ]. L. Stevens and F.
Robinson were elected Directors to fill va
cancies. The subject of boring q new well
was discussed, and all present were In favor
Of it, The present well Is supplying an
enormous quantity Of water, and the demands
Of the city will soon require another we'll.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Phillips Furniture Company, held at
the office Of the company ON Tuesday even
| ing, the following Directors were elected for
the ensuing year U. j. Lewis, George Yule,
| 0. 8. Newell, L. Balm, l.. Lee, ]. L. Stevens,
s. Doan, John Nicoll, Lewis Knapp. The
statement of the receipts and expenditures
Of the company since the start in August,
1881. presented satisfactory showing. A
few more shares of stock are for sale.
Monday evening was the occasion of q
delightful party given at the residence Of
Hon. 2. G. Simmons. Everything was sue
cessfully carried out in the line of amuse.
ments that could be devised between the
hours Of eight and eleven. Elegant refresh.
ments were served during the evening. and
everything done to insure good tine to ell.
Among those present were Misses Lizzie
Dennis and Mary Hale, of Chicago Misses
Minnie and Belle Simmons, Jessie Large,
and Ria Stebbins, Hattie and Belle McKind-
ley, Bessie Howe: Messrs. Hazel Lance,
Wainwright Jervais. Arthur French. Rich
ard, William and James Howe, and G. E.
Reamer.
The Board Of Regents Of the State Uni
versity have stricken out new path in the
endeavor to make the Agricultural college Of
wider use 10 farmers, and the Professor OF
Agriculture is deputed by them to visit diff
ferent parts of the state. His visits are
confined to those places where there are
, Farmers Associations, and where his services
are desired by them. His visits to this
county are under the auspices of the Bristol
and Paris Farmers Club, and the meeting
will be held in the Congregational church o.
Bristol and Paris. The meeting will be O
great interest
e. L. Loweree. Esq, cashier Of the Cincin
natl Southern Railroad, says the Cincinnati
Enquirer, was cured by st. Jacobs Oil of {
stubborn case of rheumatism, which wouldn'
yield TO physicians treatment. BrookIyj
Eagle.
Simmons Hall on Thursday evening wa
the scene Of novel and original entertain
ment. The public were invited by the ne,
i manager OF the skating rink, Mr.. William
If Howe, TO attend a sheet and pillow cas-
party. From eight to nine clock the foo
was reserved to msskers, and, during tina
:, time, dozen or more ghostly and grotesqu
.. figures amused and puzzled large audienc,
After that hour the masks were removed
and the floor was soon covered with lover
W of this exhilarating sport. Two prizes wei
r. awarded, one 10 Miss Esther Elliott, for tn
most beautiful costume, and one to MI
Heine Eichelman, for the most comics
y costume.
The Western Rural. now about enterin
the twenty-frst year its publication, is OF
IN Of the most widely circulated weekly paper
to in this country. and is rapidly growing
favor among the farmers, for its practic
agricultural literature, and for its outspoke
q, condemnation of fraud, wherever foun
:. Its opposition to the enoroachments Of mo-
opoly 6ndes hearty corporation ever!
:. where. The Alliance movement. inaugurs
ed little more than two years ago by z