The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-11-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Q, 1889.

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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER o, 1883.
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Hosea Barns New Book Store.
Phil Fay was in town on Wednesday.
Several chair Gamers are wanted at The
hllips Furniture Factory.
The Circuit Court will convene on Monday
ext
The Board of Supervisors will meet next
tuesday,.
Choice Tea, AZ cents pound, at James
Iathews.
Mr.. Dan Head spent part Of last week in
ldiana.
Wall Paper. finest and cheapest, at Hosea
arms.
Mr.. Robt. Taylor made flying visit to
lCine last Sunday.
Meiolica and other flower pots for sale at
mes Mathews
Mr.. Frank slosson has gone on visit
Massachusetts,.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
lthews'
A heavy rain set in on Sunday night and
ltinued all day Monday.
Have you seen Hosea Barnes new book
ore, Masonic Block
Anew plAte.glass front is being put into
. VIM. f. Fishers store.
Mr.. E. b. Priest, of Fond du Lac, visited
ends in this city last week.
Mr.. Charles Virgins, of Providence, R. l.,
visiting Rev. Mr.. French.
Miss Harriet Mckinley has gone to Chica-
to remain few weeks.
DR.. Mcclellan and wife, Of Wilmot, spent
nday with friends in this city.
Miss Fannie Jones, formerly of Waukegan,
ed in PitIsburg, Pa, recently.
Mr.. Lester White, who went to Dakota
st spring, has returned home.
Mr.. Thayer, of Bristol, had his leg broken
the kick Of q horse a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Simmons rejoice
Ier little son who arrived last week.
Mr.. John Hayek and Miss Sophia Mertle
ere married in Racine on the 30th ult,
Hon. r. G. Simmons has been confined to
is house by illness during the past week.
John BeyersdOrfer has returned from
hicago, after several weeks absence
Miss Lizzie Petit entertained few of her
riends at a whist party on Monday evening.
Mr.. Henry Kimball, Of Council Bluffs, Ia.
pent few days Of last week in this city.
Miss Maud GARRISON, of Omaha, Neb., is
listing al the residence of Mr.. G. M. Sim
aons.
Mr.. Burt n. Green and Miss Maggie Il.
queen were married in Racine on the Slst
IL.
Mr.. W. b. Gervais spent part of last week
n Chicago, and contemplates moving to that
ity.
Mr.. Henry Walker died in this city, af-
er a long illness, on Friday last, aged 81
ears.
Rev. Father Cleary attended the lecture
# MOnsignor Capel in Milwaukee on Tuesday
ivening.
Mr.. Ira Wilson, of Evanston. is spending
, few days with his friends at his old home
n KenOsha.
Mr.. Sanger Steele, of Racine College,
listed Mr. A. II. Lance during the first Of
he week.
MIR. julius X. Bidinger and Miss Lena
Martin we're married on the S0th ult., in
Naukegan,
A ball was given at the A. o. H. Hall or
Monday night. About forty couple were
present.
Mrs. Amanda Greenmau died in Pleasant
Prairie on Tuesday morning, Of dropsy
ged "a years.
The Congregational church sociable wa
leld last evening at the residence OF Mrs
Fluskey.
A party was given at Mr.. M. Stahps, il
Pleasant Prairie, on Tuesday night; music
by Prof. Dickhart.
both of Waukegan, were married in Racint
on the 30th ult.
For RENT "A good brick house and
frame house, both in desirable locations
Aorly Of this office
Mems and boys Buckskin Gloves an
Mittens. children's Mits, Rest quality an
cheap, at Jas. Mathews.
MIR. Franklin G.. Backus died at Milburr
Lake County, ILL.,, on Friday last, of cor
sumption, aged AZ years.
Herman Reinhold, who was clerk in th
post Office for some time, has returned frol
Dakota, where he went last spring.
Mr.. James Lamppa, sheboygan, Wis, says
" Browns Iron Bitters has cured me of
severe attack of rheumatism"
Mr.. G. r. Goetz, aged 81 years, died
Racine on Thursday of last week from drol
81. He resided in Racine for 20 years.
Mems, boys and children's Muti1er
cheap, as / want to close out the stock.
JAS. MATHEWS.
Mrs. Peter Amen and her daughter, Mr.
schlader, have gone to Chicago for plea
ant soiourn among friends in that vicinity,
Master Willie Creaney, Of SOmers, has r
turned home from Racine, where he b.
spent the mast two months.
Parties having their auction bills print'
at this Office will get notice Of their sal
in the UNION and TELEeRAPH free Of charg
Mr.. Phillip A. Bensinger and Miss MAJ
Jane Stang, both of Newport, Lake count
ln.' were married in Waukegan on the 81