The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-29
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JUNE 20. 1888.


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FRIDAY. JUNE 20, 1883.
The Board of Review adjourned ON Wed
lday to july 9th.
Mr. John Frenz has sold his livery business
Mr.. I. j. Meyers.
Entries TO the races for the 4th will be
sed Monday evening, July 2.
Mss williamson, Of Bangor. Me- is visit
Miss Bessie Howe.
Ir. E. TecktOnius has obtained patent
side spring for vehicles.
Mr.. Z. H. Kellogg, of Chicago, spent q
days of last week in this city.
Mss Andrews, of Chicago, visited Miss
lie Balm few days of last week.
Mr.. will Dow and Miss Cora Baldwin, Of
cine, we're married on the 10th inst.
daple Wood at $3.50, 800 delivered. If
en- directly from dock. E. PENNoYER.
Jol. ]. R. Griffith and family, of Wau-
an, are about removing to this city.
Ir. Hugh DOugherty, of Portage, Wis,
ed on friends here last week.
Ir. n. G. Waters, of StrAtford. N. H.
ted relatives in this CITY last week.
Ir. Josiah Wescolt has fitted up the house
lly purchased Of MIR. Daniel Toner.
Ar. Crandall, of Michigan, who left here
ut ten years ago, is in town this week.
Hiss Maggie Fahsy died in Racine on the
h inst. She was in the oath year Of her
Mr.. y. Il. Wolcott returned home from
TO New York State on Thursday of last
elk.
Mr.. John Reynolds and Miss Mary
lgers we're married in Burlington on the
tn inst.
Mr.. Frank Cafferty, Of Chicago, who has
ZEN quite sick recently. was in this city
iis week.
Wednesday next will be the one hundred
nd seventh anniversary of American in
ependence.
The Bristol and Salem Brass Bands will
i've q picnic at Bristol station on the 4ih OF
uly.
Mr.. VIM. H. Judge and Miss Susie G.
ellis were married in WaukegOn on the
9th inst.
Quite number of our people attended
ne commend ement exercises of Racine
ollege, in Racine, Wednesday.
Stuart Kimball has gone to Racine, where
e has accepted position with the Organ
IOtOry
The station agent at Racine has ordered
500 excursion tickets for Kenosha on the
tn Of July.
A daughter Of Mr.. Peter GILES, about
even years old. died on Wednesday, of ty-
hold fever.
Mr.. Stone and wife, Of St. Louis, Mo-, are
isiting in this city at the residence of Mr..
2. L. Stevens.
Mrs. Mary Baker, nee MOKindley, arrived
ONE last week, and will spend the summer
n this city.
Mr.. viii Head and George Bullen, of Gin
innati, o., spent Sunday at the residence
f Mrs. o. s. Head.
Mr.. George Melville has moved into and
will occupy the residence Of Mr.. j. G. Holt,
IN Deming street.
Capt. John Brown, 81. Clair House, Sheboy-
IAN, Wis, says: " Browns Iron Bitters cured
nc of dyspepsia.
Mr.. Charles Williamson, of Quincy, ILL.,,
pent Part Of last week In this city with his
Tiend, HAZEL Lance.
For SALE--Paul Sauber's fine house on
Prairie avenue. Apply to Mrs. ? Sauber.
Miss Name English, who has been visit
ing her brothers in Omaha, Neb,, the past
elk weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. James Craney, of Independence
Iowa, spent few days with lis mother and
brothers in Paris last week.
ALydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound cures all female complaints by re-
moving the cause.
The Waukegsn oouncil keeps up its wrAngle
for the purpose Of preventing people dying
Of snaWi in that dull, sleepy burg.
DR.. N. A. Pennoyer returned home on
Saturday. Mrs. Penhoyer is spending q
few weeks with friends at Toledo.
Mr.. NJ Bedessem has sold his furnitur
business to Messrs. Thomas Hansen an
Michael Roders. Mr.. Bedesssm expects I
20 to Appleton in few weeks.
Arrangements are completed for III
celebration and races on the 4th, and W
can safely say that ten thousand peopl
from abroad will visit this city that day.
R-Fast, brilliant and fashionable al
the Diamond Dye cOlors. One packag
colors / 10 4 lbs. Of goods. 10 cents for an
color.
The Good Templars held distrist con
Ventiop in this city on Tuesday and Wee
nesday. We are unable to obtain th
proceedings III uhe Ior thlS VIVA lssu0'
As we desire to give our employees
holiday on the 4th. correspondents al
others will do us favor by sending
their contributions day earlier than usua
Arrangements have been made to have Il
Kenosha and Rockford train arrive in Ken
sba at 1850 A. NJ, and leave at $50 P. N
on July 4th.
The Ladies' Broom Brigade of Raci
gave a drill at the Grant House on Tue
day evening and danced to the music
Professor Dickhaut's wind-box. They h
g jolly time.
People wishing their Teeth to look white,
Use Teab0rTYD daily--at morning, ~ night
Ut sweOtOns the breath and rsddonS the gums
ENHANCES the beauty Of daughters ana sons.