The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-06-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JUNE /. 1888.

FRIDAY. JUNE l. 1888.
Mr.. Frank Kinney left for Cincinnati on
Monday.
Mrs. o. s. Head is visiting friends is Mil
waukee.
Mr.. Thomas Hansen has returned home
from Dakota.
Mr.. H. F. Cady is improving his house on
Market street
Mrs. s. P. Reeves is visiting friends at
Fond du Lac.
Misses Emma and LOU Kerber are visit
ing in Elgin, Ill.
Mr.. A. D. Wheeler, Of Chicago, spent
Sunday at home.
The Business Mems Club Room was for
mally opened Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Frank Cafferiy. of Chicago. called on
friends here last week.
Mr.. William Stanbridge has gone to Min
nesota for few weeks.
Mrs. Jos. Merrill. Of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. George Baldwin.
Hon. E. g. Timme spent few days this
week with his family here.
See full programme Of 4th of July races
in advertising Colhmns.
Mr.. James Gray, Of Bristol, is very sick
with Inflammation Of the lungs.
Mr.. B. W. EiChelman. Jr., spent Sunday
in this city with his parents.
Hon. z. G. Simmons is building an addi
ton to his house on Prairie avenue.
Mr.. Jos. Meiler' infant son died on Friday
night. lie was eleven months DID,
Miss Alice Pennoyer made short visit
with friends in Madison last week.
Mr.. Lee Fellows, of Chicago. called on
friends here on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Horace Simmons, Of Milwaukee.
spent Sunday at his home in the city.
Alderman Jacobs. who has been in Dakota
for nearly two months. hos returned home.
Where is Rogers New Book Store? One
door south of English'5 meat market
Capt. Tutile, Of Salem, left on Tuesday
for Kansas, where he will visit his nephew.
MIR. viii Richie, of OhicagO. spent Sun
day at the residence of Mrs, j. H. Kimball.
Mrs. Mayor Newell and her daughters
Gertrude and Natalie have gone to Indiana
to spend few weeks.
Mrs. l. L. johnson is making additions
and improvements 10 her house on Deming
street.
Miss Hattie Brande gave pleasant tea
party to few of her friends on Saturday
evening.
Messrs. L. Balm and O. G. King enjoyed
the hospitality of Capt. Alderman at Twin
lakes last week.
Twenty horses have already been entered
for the 4lh Of July races at the Balm Driv-
ing Park.
Mrs. Hirt, of Erie, Pa. is visiting her
brother, Hon. E. g. Timme, and family, In
this city.
Miss Mary Russell, who has been the
guest Of Miss MedOra Head, has returned
to Chicago.
Mr. Frank Bull and wife. and MIR. Harry
Wallace and wife, of Racine, drove down to
our city on Sunday,
Mr.. Paul Sasber spent few days Of last
week with his family here. lie is now stop
ping in Chicago
Attractions and novelties at Rogers New
Book Store, next door north Of Robinson 8
Drug Store.
Mr.. Chas. Poggi. who contemplated going
to Michigan a few weeks ago, has decided "a
remain in KenOsha.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Whipple and wife, Of
Minnesota, we're the guests of Rev, Mr..
LiVeFm0re last week.
Miss Emily Bond returned from Phila.
delphia, where she has been making an
extended visit, last week.
Mr.. w. c. Griffin, druggist, Beaver Dam
Dodge Co., Wis, says; q" Browns Iron Bit
tiers gives universal satisfaction.
Mr.. f. Balm received telegram ON Tues
day, saying Mr.. and Mrs. +. s. Newell and
Miss Carrie Balm had arrived in Liverpool.
Mrs. A. C. JOslyn and family have moved
10 Chicago. MIR. H. NJ. Perkins, lately o
somers, has leased her house on Prairi
Avenue.
Miss Ria Slebhins left on Monday TO
ST. Paul, where she will remain short tim
with Miss Lizzie Dennis before going I
Dakota.
At no place are goods sold ct such salts
factory prices as at Rogers' New Book Store
SOC Main Street.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Stebbins and family left O
Wednesday for Dakota. They intend to n
turn here in the fall AID remain ell winter
MIR. Nicholas Brown, who went to DAkot
last November, has returned to PleasaE
Prairie, and will work for Sheriff Dexter o
his farm.
B6@Nothing so simple and perfect fc
coloring as the Diamond Dyes. For carp'
rags, better and cheaper than any other dye
stutfs
Choice Yellow Dent Seed Corn for sale {
Somers Station at 81 per bushel
N. E. THOMPSON.
Quite large number Of our people attende
the performance Of Iolanthe, by the Raeir
Church Choir, at the Blake Opera House
Racine, on Friday evening.
Mr.. W. M. DurLhick, of Philadelphia
Pa, and Miss Mary Mathers. of Burlington
Racine county. were married at the home
the brides mother on the 10th Inst.
For the most complete assortment Of st
llonery, Wall Paper and Novelties, 60
Rogers New Book Store, Masonic Block.