The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 5, 1888.
Kemper Hall opened Wednesday

The Board Of Supervisors met Wednesday
The Bazaar of Bargains closed up last week
Mrs. K. Wheeler spent the holidays In
Chicago.
Celery by the head or hundred a. James
Mathews'.
Rev. Lucien Lance is confined to his no ri
by Illness.
A large lot of Table Glassware very che ar
at Jas. Mathews.
Miss Emma Hsadley. of Chicago, is visiting
Miss N ellie Crook
Miss Mary Russell. Of Chicago, is the CUES
of Miss Dode Head.
Miss Lizzie Dennis. Of Chicago, is visiting
Miss Ria Stebbins.
Will English, of Chicago, spent Sunday
and New Years at home.
Mr.. Howard Van WyOk. of Milwaukee
was in this city last week.
A new stock Of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Mr. Henry King Of Chicago, called on
old friends on New Years.
Go to j. b. Swenson's, Wilmot, for Fall
Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods, sc.
Miss Ida Robinson left on Saturday, for q
months visit ia Green Bay.
Mr.. Herman Holm is about starting soar
factory near the brick yard. ST..
For SALE4-cheap-a good secondhand
Piano. Inquire at this office.
Mrs. Cotton. of Green Bay, is the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs Col. Howe.
Miss Sherwood. of Chicago, is visiting her
friend, Miss Minnie Lawrence.
Choice Winter Apples by The barrel OF
bushel, at James Mathews.
Mrs. D. M. AlvOrd, who has been quite i'll
for some time, is cOnvalescing
Mr.. John MiAdermAn entertained n mum.
Der of his friends on Friday night.
Mr.. John B. Petit and wife returned home
from Toledo, o., on Tuesday night.
Bishop Welles, OF Milwaukee. was the
guest of Rev. Mr.. French last week.
Mr.. William Howe, while ia Chicago last
week, sprained his ankle quite severely.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Craney. of Paris,
have gone on a visit to relatives in Iowa.
Mrs. J. NJ. Trnesdell, formerly of Wauke.
gan, died at Rosendale, Wis, on the 28d ult
Mrs. T. Duffy, of Dixon, Ill.,. is visiting
her pareats, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathews
Misses Mary and Maggie Hoys are visiting
their sister, Mrs. Adamson, in Geneva, Ill
Mr.. Will Aiken, of Winnipeg, Mass, IL
the guest Of Hon. x. G. Simmons and family
Mr.. Ed. Bugunin, of Chicago, is spend
ing few days with his parents in this city
Mr.. A. D. Wheeler spent New Years al
home, as did also Mr., Milton PennoyeP.
Mr. Lester II. White has retired from
business and intends 10 go west In the
spring.
#Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
strengthens the stomach and kidneys and
aids digestion.
Mr.. James Hoye and family, of Racine
spent the holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. HOye.
The Rev. DR.. Lorimer, of Chicago, de-
livered his popular lecture, {" Lost Virtues"
at Apollo Hall last evening.
Mr.. Schroeder, who has been employed in
Melville's book store for some time, leaves to
day for Madison.
Mr.. Charles TOtsrd brother Of Mr.. Johl
Tetard, of this city, died in Milwaukee last
Sunday afternoon, of consumption.
Ladies, Children's and Boys Hose, Gloves
Mttens and Mutfiers at reduced prices a
James Mathews.
Miss Nellie Benedict entertained thirty
eight of her young friends ct birthday
party on Tuesday evening.
While the sleighing is good in the northern
and western parts of the county, there i
little snow In this city.
Misses Mary Hale and Grace Mathews, 9
Chicago, are visiting at the residence of Mr.
j. @. McKindley.
Miss Minnie Starkweather left yesterda
for St. Louis, where she viii spend feV
weeks with Mrs. Stone.
The Musical Association met at the resi-
denee of Mr.. j. II. Klmball on Monds
evening.
Mr.. P. Walsh bingham, Wis, says
Brown Iron BItters entirely relieved me {
dyspepsia"
Miss Emma Erwin of Green Bay, speh
Man Noorfa NTH nr onA " A por
meyer.
The Pedro party met at Mr.. r. E. Suthel
lands on Tuesday evening, and had q goo
time.
Mrs. John Reynolds, Of Antioch, Ill.,, di q
on Wednesday night of last week, aged
years.
Miss Bufom, of Milwaukee. has been Il
guest of Miss Lizzie O'Dsnnel during q
past week.
Mr.. Francis Boardmau, formerly Of Wa
kegan, died in Gurnee. H., on Thursday
last week.
Mr.. Charles G. Russell, Of Ottawa, II
spent New Years here with Mr.. and MI
Thomas English.
Mr.. A. 8. Beach, of Chieago, spent N
Years Day at the Water Cure with \
Milton PennOyer.
A good way to begin the new year Is
paying old debts, and when doing so do 1
forget the printer
Mr.. G. H. Sager is home from Surge
Bay on a visit to his family. He expects
remain for some time.
Mr.. Charles Kupfer, Of Burlington, Iov
has been on visit to his parents here d1
ing the past week.
Mess rs. Jacob and Charles vollmer,
Chicago, who have been here for owe
week, returned home yesterday.
The Hand.in. Hand Pleasure Club CAV
very pleasant party at Park City Hall
New Years night. 1t was largely attend