The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-07-06
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1888.

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Hon. j. R Doolittle, Of Racine, spent the
4th in this CITY.
Mr.. James Stebbins is home from Dakota
on a visit a r
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. F. Fisher spent Sum
day in Milwaukee. s
Mr.. ]. A. Avery, proprietor of the Wauke-
gan Republican. spent the 4th in KenOsha,
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore died on the 18th
ult., aged so years.
Mrs. Capt. 8. Jackson visited her son
in Waukegan last week. .'r
Mr.. Thomas Heating. of Chicago. is home
ON visit this week. HU q
Maple Wood at So So 800 delivered, if
taken directly from dock. E. PENNoYER
Nice. fresh strawberries. picked every
day, at James Mathews 4,a~ Ia ils
Mrs. james g. Gardiner died in somers
on Sunday, aged 60 years.
Mr., and Mrs. F, Billings, of Chicago, are
visiting relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Funck, Of Chicago,
are spending few weeks in this city.
Miss Annie Coffey died in Racine ON the
9th nlt., of consumption, aged ~ years
Mrs. Dever. of Milwaukee, is here on a
visit to hev parents. o
Johnnie Kupfer, who has been attending
school in Milwaukee, is home,
Dr. George T. Kimball starts for Montana
this week, where he expects to locate.
FoR SALE---Paul Saubers fine house on
Prairie avenue. Apply to Mrs. P. Sauber.
Mrs. Jones and daughter, OF Atlanta. Ga,
are visiting the family Ct Mr.. Ed Balm.
Mr.. Charles Krebs young son died ON the
2sth ult., aged one year and six months.
The Misses Davenport, Of Chicago, are
visiting the daughters Of MIR. o. 8. Newell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jackson. of
Waukegan, rejoice over the birth of q daugh-
ter.
Miss Agnes Tighe, Of Brighton, graduated
from the Burlington High school last Fri
day.
Several shares of stock in the Phillips
Furniture Company for sale, Apply at this
Office.
Mr. j. Rohan and Miss Maggie Smaller
were married in Racine on Wednesday Of
last week. a u
Rev. Arthur Livermore starts TO day for
New York, where he will spend his summer
vacation.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Miss Bertha B. Parker, of Strong City,
Kansas, is visiting her sister. Mrs. W. D.
Bailey. 4o
There was large attendance at the ball
at simmons Hall on Wednesday night, and
all had good time.
Mr.. and Mrs o. Petitt returned on Tues
day from an extended visit in Denver,
Colorado.
Mrs. George Hale and daughter, of Chi
cage. are visiting at the residence of Mr. j.
G. Mckinley. RNaa3
The Thermometer dropped from 80 ut
O'Clock on Friday morning to 81 at Z o'clock
Friday evening.
pleasant musical entertainment was
given at the residence Of Mr.. j H. Kimball
on Tuesday evening.
Mr., Herb. Torrey, of Racine, and former
lily engineer in the Balm Wagon works, was
in this city on Tuesday.
Mrs Bertha Kshlor gave pleasant tea
party 10 few of her young lady friends
on Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Pennoyer has returned from
Madison, where she has been visiting dur
ing the past few weeks.
Mr.. Richard Howe returned home this
week from Harvard College, where he has
completed his Junior year.
There will be strawberry festival at AS
bury chapel on Tuesday evening next
Everybody is cordially invited.
Mr.. George X, Dean. of Racine, and Miss
Lille Minis, of Burlington, were married in
the latter place on the 27th ult
MIR. Conrad l.. HOska, OF Chicago and
Miss Grace w. Gage, Of Waukegan, were
married in Wauksgan on the 18th ult.
Mr.. Edward Keegan, Mineral Point,
Wis, says: I" i have used Browns Iron
Bitters and consider il valuable remedy"
Mr. Michael Bedinger. who has been in
the boot and shoe business in Waukegan fol
l7yesrs, died on the 18th ult., aged 54 years
Mr.. Seymors Cook. formerly employed in
the Courier ONCE, and now working IL
Milwaukee, spent the 4th here.
Miss Gussie Miller, who is now employed
at the printing business in Chicago, spenI
the 4th in this city.
Miss Jones, who las been visiting The
family of Rev. Mr.. French during the pas
few weeks, left for her home ia Michigan
yesterday.
Miss Annie Buddeu has returned to this
city after very successful term of schoo
teaching at Mound Prairie, near Bassett'c
Station.
Mr.. J. NJ. Jacobs has dissolved bis connec
zion with the Phillips Furniture Company
and will 20 on the road for Chicago fur
niture house.
The city dredge 10 now being run uIde
the management Of Mr.. Dan Cameron, and
it is claimed she is doing more work at les
expense TO the city than ever before.
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