The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 10, 1888.

Don't forget DR.. Thomas lecture.
Ben. EiChelman, of Chicago, spent Sunday
at home.
Mrs. H. c Schultz is visiting friends in
Chicago.
A large lot Of Table Glassware very cheap
at Jas. Mathews
Mrs. Brett has gone to Capron, Ill, to
spend week with relatives.
Miss Nina Price returned home to Chicago
on Monday.
Notice several changes in Railway time
table this week.
Miss Dode Head sang at Apollo Hall,
Chicago, last evening.
Celery by the head or hundred al James
Mathews.
Mr.. Fred. GottFredsen spent Sunday and
Monday in Milwaukee.
Considerable snow fell here on Tuesday
night, and sleighing is good.
Mr.. Ed. G. Duraut, of Racine, gave our
city call on Thursday last.
Bishop Wells, Of Milwaukee, preached at
81. Matthew church on Sunday.
Luman French, Of Chicago, Is spending
the week at his home in this city.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews
About ten couples went to Waukegan on
Tuesday night to the skating rink.
Choice Winter Apples, by the barrel or
bushol, at James Mathews.
Mrs. Belle s. Leach, of Ripon Wis, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. ]. L. Stevens.
Harry Sinclair and Harry Pardee, Of
Chicago, spent the first Of the week in this
city,
Mrs. Wihelmine Ganswind died in Wheat
land on the 4th inst, aged "A years and 7
months.
Hon. F. Robinson left on Monday evening
for Madison, where he expected to remain o
few days
Postmaster ]. G. Bennett, of Kansasville,
Racine county, called on friends iu Keno.
sha last week.
Robert Stroud. franklin, Wis, says:
" Browns Iron Bitters cured me of rheuma.
tism and dyspepsia"
Rev. DR.. Thomas, of Chicago, lectures
next Tuesday evening, Jan. 23d, at Apollo
Hall. Subject, doubt"
A sleigh load ofyoung folks went out to a
barn warming at Mr.. Cros7y's in Pleasant
Prairie on Wednesday night.
Mr.. Jacob Heltemes, of st. Cloud, Mimi,
and Miss Klasges, Of this city, were mar
ried at St. Georges church on Tuesday.
Hon. E. G.. Timme was in this city on
Monday and TueSday. Mrs. Timme has
about recovered from her recent severe Ill
ness.
Mr.. G. E. Meigs and bride, of Boston,
and Miss Minnie Taylor, of Milwaukee, have
been visiting the family of Mr.. R. 0. Gott-
fred9en.
Mr.. Henry Broecker, of Burlington, Ra-
cine county, and Miss Anne Forg, of Spring
Prairie, were married In Burlington on the
18th INST.
Mr.. +. 7. WolcOtt has sold his handsome
dwelling house on Market street TO Mr.. VIM
@. Fisher, our popular dry goods merchant,
for $500.
RayMake your old things look like new
by using the Diamond Dyes, and you will
be happy Any Of the fashionable colors
for 10 cents.
The acting in the drama of the Farmer 8
Daughter at Kimball Hall on Monday even
ing is said by those who we're present to
have been very poor.
"Must say its the incest thing / ever used
for the teeth and breath" says every one
having tried "TEABERRY," the new toilet
gem. Get 5 cent sample.
S. B. Van Buskirk, Esq, leaves fol
Yankton, Dakota, this week. He will be
absent several months. and if his expecta
tons are met in that distant city he will
make ii his home.
Remember that the stock ofdry goods and
store fixtures belonging to W. D. Potter 6
Son are to be entirely closed out at whole
sale cost for the purpose Of settling up the
estate.
A party was given at Masonic Hall last
Friday evening by Win Wheeler and
Harry Baldwin. Music by Prof Dickhaut'
full orchestra. About twenty couples wer,
present
The engine Of the $3.50 passenger trail
going north became disabled on reaching
here Wednesday evening. and the engine o
the Kenosha accommodation had to take tn
train to Milwaukee.
Two four-horse sleigh loads of happ,
people went out to MIR. A. Win1ish's il
Paris on Tuesday night, and returned HON
at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning. The.
had good time dancing.
A very pleasant surprise party was givel
10 Miss Sadie Gaffney. by her friends, a
the residence Of her father, Mr.. Johl
Gaffney, on Monday evening, it being he
18th birthday. The little folks enjoyed
happy evening.
Mr.. E. Beyersdorfer's horse raced througl
Main street and Milwaukee avenue on Sat
urdsy last at 240 gait. Young Beyersdor-
fer succeeded in keeping in the sleigh ant
brought him back when he got tired out
No damage done.
When the train which left here TO
Rockford on Friday last was about fv
miles from Harvard, the engine was de
tached and run 10 Harvard for water. o.
account of the snow storm which prevailed
the engineer was unable TO get back to hi
train and the passengers were left on tn