The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-05-25

Next Wednesday will be Dec oratiOn Day
Mrs. John Norris is visiting in Green Bay.
Mr.. Larsen, residing on Ann street, is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. Nels Knudsen, of SOmers. died on
Sunday.
Mr. Thomas Hansen left on trip to Da'
koiA on Monday.
A new stock Of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Mr.. s. b. VanBuskirk, after q short visit
here, returned to Dakota en- Sunday.
Pasturage for cows, Monday, 2lst May.
H. DURKEE.
Mr.. Harry Sinclair. of Chicago, called on
friends in this city the first of the week.
Miss Marion Brown, of Jackson, Mich,
visited Mrs. o. g. King last week.
Look for bargains at the New York Cash
Store for the next fifteen days.
Mr.. Geo. s. Sager spent few days in this
city last week.
Mr.. j. NJ. Stebbins Is in town. He and
his family leave for Dakota in few days,
Miss Mary Russell, of Chicago, is the guest
of Miss Dode Head.
Mrs. Scott, Of Toledo, o.. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ], d. Petit
Mr.. s. L. Biglow left last week for trip
to Savannah, Gs,
Mrs Parker and Mrs. Chas. Cost, Of
Chicago, are the guests of Mrs. DR.. A. Farr,
Call and see the 50 cent towels at the New
York Cash Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Petit are contemplating
a trim TO Colorado and the Western states.
Miss Grace Mathews. of Chicago, made q
short visit last week at the residence Of
Mr.. j. G. McKindley.
Mr.. Augustus Haley, lately of Pleasant
Prairie, has left Whitewater and gone to Ell
gin, Ill.
MIR. Harry Kelly, of Columbus, o., is home
On visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Kelley.
Miss Kate Hinsdale, who has been visiting
in the South during the past few weeks, is
expected nome to-day
For SALE-Paul Sauber's fine house on
Prairie avenue. Apply to Mrs. P. Ssuber.
Mr.. Harry wattles, an old KenOsha boy,
has returned from Kansas, 10 spend few
weeks with his parents In this city.
Misses Mary and Margaret Richie. Of
Frederick, Md, are visiting at the residence
of Mr.. j. IT. Kimball.
A large sample line Of goods just received
at the New York Cash Store. Look for bar
gains for the next fifteen days.
Mr.. Adolph Guichard is about building
two two-story frame tenement houses on
Chicago street, near Pearl street.
The Domestic Organ Company contemplate
putting extensive additions on their manu-
featuring buildings this summer.
The local reporter pro ten of the Courier
met with misfortune last week, which cos
him two dollars.
One of the pinnacleS on the Congregation
al church was blown down during the storm
of Sunday night.
Heavy frosts on Sunday and Monds,
nights is reported from various parts of tn
county.
Only fifty left ofthe Ladies' Rubber Gossa
imers at 81 .25 each at the New York Cssl
Store.
The masons are at work on the walls Q
the new Catholic church, and are pushin
the work as rapidly as the weather will pei
nit.
Mr.. w. II. Hemmersly, Geneva Lake, says
ain regard TO Browns Iron Bittters tn
universal testimony has been one Of decide
approval.
Miss Lizzie Petit entertained q few of he
friends at pleasant tea party last week
in honor of her friend and guest, Miss Bell
Pierce, Of Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Mrs. C. D. Percy, of Lansing, Mich, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. Dogde, in thi
city. She brought her young daughter wit
her.
Choice Tea, 40 cents q pound. at Jam'
Mathews.
If the owners Of buildings on Main sire
would plant maple trees 10 front Of the
they would add much to the appearance
the street.