The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-26


Miss Emma Christian entertained few o.
her little friends at tea party last Saturday
afternoon.
Owing to the heavy rain on Thursday, tht
auction sale on the farm Of VIM. Walker. or
Walkers Prairie, in the town Of Bristol
was postponed until Tuesday next, Oct
Both, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sharp. Z. 4
Wilson auctioneer,
Mr.. Moses Aiken is moving from The
rackman place in Bristol. to the Hollenbeck
farm. Mr.. George Reynolds, Of Pleasant
Prairie, is to occupy the Packman place
Mrs. Richard Gallienne. mother Of Mrs. L.
A. Rittman, formerly Of this city. died at
Hart, Michigan, on. Monday. she was on
visit to her son at the time of her death,
! am ready 10 do all kinds Of grinding I;
feed. corn. oats, fine meal and Graham -four,
Al nv mill near Railroad bridge. formerly
Kuapp's malt house. fkrER JACOBS.
Mr.. Joseph Miller and Miss Angelina
Iudwio niece Of Mr.. VIM Ludwig, Of
BRIGHTON. will be married on Tuesday. Oct
29tb. at the church in Brighton, this county
Mr.. George s. Phelps. Medfori, Wis !,
saws have sold several BEETLES Of Browns
Iron Bitters, and every one has given eat
isfaction.'
| LosT from the slaughter house of Kerber
& Son, Of this city. gray heifer. nearly
white. Any information regarding the same
will be suitably rewarded by Kerber & Son.
TIL fa;~ e.. H. bona6t of CT Ion,ae,
church will open at Simmons Hall on Mon
day evening and continue every evening
during the week. also on Thursday after
noon.
Mr. John Myers, of Somers. has been do
ing nice job on his beat on the old plank
road, running road scraper over the high
way, filling up the ruts and making the road
smooth
Subscribers paying one year in advance
will receive copy of KendalFs Treatise
on the Horse and his Diseases. This is a
valuable work to every one who keeps a
horse.
For SALE-132 acres of improved land
within one mile of the Court House; ] acre
of thrifty strawberry plants set out last
spring. JAMES MATHEWS.
Mr.. George F. Harding, President of the
old Kenosha County Bank some twenty years
ago in this city, and now Counselor-at-Law
in Chicago, was in this city last week ON
business.
Mr. and Mrs F. s. Newell and Miss Carrie
Balm returned to this city on Wednesday,
after FIVE months tour in Europe. having
visited many prominent points of interest on
the continent.
Miss Hattie Newell returned home on
Friday last, accompanied by Mrs. Wilcox.
of Chicago, WHO will remain in this city for
q short time, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Theodore Newell.
Every one should attend the fair at SIM
mons Hall next week for the benefit of St. |
James church. The new church building
is one of the finest in the state and is an
ornament to the city.
Mr.. W. W. Harrison, of Genoa Junction,
and Miss Kittie Wing, daughter of Mr..
Seneca Wing, of Randall, Kenosha county, |
were married at the residence of the brides
father ON the 10th inst.
Parties having their auction bills printed |
at this office will get notice of their sales
in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free Of charge |
The Farmers Companion. of Marlboro, I
Mass, will be dubbed with the Kenosha |
UNION or TELEGRAPH at 25 cents per year.
The regular subscription price of the Farmers
Companion is 81 per year.
Mr.. w. Rupert Kirkby and Miss Sadie
Caven were married in Racine ON the 18th
inst. Mr.. John Fall, of Baraboo, Wis, and |
Miss Nellie Hughes were married in the
same place on the 18th inst
Messrs Petit s. Co. shipped five thousand |
bushels of malt to Lake Superior last week |
Such results are certainly indicative of
reasonable business and comparative success |
in that direction in any event.
You should hear " Friday afternoon in
Country School House" as recited by w. s. |
BATHS, if you would enjoy good. hearty
laugh. Mr.. BATHS has but few equals as q
delineator Of character.
The friends of Mr.. Roscoe Torrey In this
county will be glad to learn that he is up
and around, and is able to supcrintend the
completion Of his fax mill. His recovery |
seems like raising the dead 10 life.
Park City Temple No. 9, uniform degree
Of the Order of l. 0. 0. F., have rented
Simmons Hall for term of years and will |
fit it up in manner elegant in design and
suitable for the purposes intended.
We are in receipt of letter from Mr..
VIM. Symes, who left here about year and
a half ago for England. He says his family
are we'll, that his health is improving, and
all send their kindest regards 10 inquiring
friends.
Mr.. G. s. Baths elocutionist and delinea
tor of chnrnnier and Miss Ada Inhh the |