The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1888.


Mr.. Geo. V. Redeker was in this city
last week
Look for new goods at the New York
Cash Store.
Mrs. George Williams, residing on the
prairie, died on the I'd inst.
Mr. George Williams, of Chicago. called on
friends in this city on Sunday.
Mr.. JOS Cavanaugh of Chicago. spent
Sunday with Mr. Harry Kelly.
Call and see the nickel bargains at the
New York Cash Store.
Miss Kimball. of Chicago, is visiting her
friend, Miss Bessie Howe.
Where is Rogers New Book Store One
door south Of Englishs meat market.
Col j. G. McMynn. Of Racine. called on
friends in this city last week.
Mr. Henry King of Chicago, attended
the celebration here on Sunday.
Mr. H. B. Briggs and wife, Of Chicago,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr.. Volney Bassinger, of Racine, was
in this city on Wednesday.
MIR. ]. r. Farr has been making i'm
prOvements around his residence.
Mr.. Geo. Sager, of Sturgeon Bay. spent
few days with his family last week.
Mrs. Jackson, of Chicago, is visiting at
the residence Of Hon. z. G. Simmons.
Call and see the large line Of plain and
fancy Straw Hats at the New York Cash
Store.
Mrs. Sylvester Baldwin fell from a small
slep-adder ON Monday and was severely m
jured.
Mr.. Elmer Parker, Of Madison. Wis,
visited his cousin, Mrs. Charles Allen, last
week.
Your choice in 100 pieces of Laces at
8 cts. per yard al The New York Cash Store.
Messrs. G. A. Dauben and p. ]. Klein,
Jr., of Chicago, visited friends here the first
of the week.
New Lace Bunting, Silks, Cashmeres, and
Ribbons in latest shades at the New York
Cash Store.
Mr. J. f. NORM and wife returned on
Saturday from visit with friends in Bur-
lington, Wis.
Mr.. II. S. White, who has been in Paw
Paw, Mich, the past nine months, has re
turned 10 Kenosha.
Mr.. Robert Hugunin, of Milwaukee, has
been spending the week with his uncle,
MIR, E. G. Huguuin.
Attractions and novelties at Rogers New
Book Store. next door north of Robinson 8
Drug Store.
Miss Katie Hinsdale, after an absence of
several months. returned home from the
South on Saturday.
Mrs Cleary, of Galela, H., mother Of
Rev. Father Cleary, has been visiting him
during the past week,
Miss Laura Brown left for Geneva on
Wednesday afternoon. She will remain
there few days.
A choice in 500 useful articles at
nickel each at The New York Cash Store.
Miss Mary Monaghan left on W sdnesdaJ
morning for Chicago, where che viii spend
a few days with friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Farr have gone 10 st. Louis
The doctor will remain there short time
for the benefit of his health.
A poor little fisherman, accompanied BY
five girls, could be seen ON the dock las
Friday afternoon waiting for bite.
Miss Jones, of Houghton, Mich, is visit
ing Rev, Mr.. French and family, and vii
remain here during part Of the summer.
Bas@ Don't wear dingy or faded thing
when the ten-cent Diamond Dye will max
them as good as new. They are perfect.
Mrs. L. f. Fairbanks, of Woodwork, ha
come in to stay couple of months at th
Water Cure for the benefit of her health.
lFred'k ]. Golling. Beaver Dam, says: !"
nave sold Browns Iron Bitters with remark
able satisfaction tc myself and my custom
era
Mr.. F. Newell, of Bristol, who was danger
ously i'll few weeks ago, has recovered
He was the guest Of Mr.. H. F. Cady on Tues
day.
Miss Norton, teacher in the Wilmpt sChoO
was severely injured by being thrown from
buggy in Richmond, ILL.,, the early part {
last week.
People wishing their Teeth to look white,
Use' Teaberry" daily-at morning, at night
It sWeetens the breath and reddenS the gums,
Enhances the beauty OF daughters and sons.
Mr.. John Hallenbeck, of Bristol, has mir
calves and 20 hogs ready for market. H
strawberry patch is said TO be the finest
the state.
AT no place are goods sold at such sati
factory prices as at Rogers New Book Stor
600 Main Street.
One Of Hon. z. G. Simmons hired me
had his watch and chain stolen out of h
vest pocket on Tuesday evening while mill
ing the COWS.
If some herbalist or root doctor could u,
burdock and pay few pennies for it, son
farmers could make more money from it tbs
they do from all other sources combined.
Our "moOsic man opened his belloV
one day 10 see where the music came iron
Gosh" he exclaimed. as he put ii togethe
81 can't see any moosic in there"
For the most complete assortment of 81
tionery, Wall Paper and Novelties, 60
Rogers New Book Store, Masonic Block.
J. NJ Clarke, Esq, District Attorney
Milwaukee, and Mr. James Mower, Of b
view, state delegate of the Ancient Ord