The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-09-28

| the past week Win ncE pahSut0f mr. oA'
Mrs. o. Hoye.
Miss Minnie Doyle, who has been visiting
Mrs. Moran in Somers, has returned TO he
home in Chicago.
Rev H. M. Corsbis and Deacon Myricl
expect to take in the State Fair in Chicag'
one day this week
The leaves of all grape vines that arr
afflicted with mildew should be burned o.
soon as they fall.
Mr.. C. E. Abbott. of Lake Geneva. and
Miss Ella Denison, Of Richmond, ILL.,, were
married last week
Mrs. Haynes French and Miss Matte
French left on Monday for few weeks visil
at Orangeville, Ohio.
Miss Mary Hoye, who has been spending
the summer at her home in this city, returned
to Chicago on Monday.
Miss Alice and Luman French, who have
been home on visit for several days. return
ed to Chicago on Tuesday.
Misses Eva Dowst and NJ. Pierce, of Wsu-
kegan. spent Thursday and Friday Of last
week with Mrs. w. O. Allen.
The Rural Neuo Yorker says the Marlboro
raspberry is the best. II is red berry and
is often an inch ia diameter.
Mrs. j. H. Bridgeman, Of Eden, Dakota,
and formerly of this city, Is visiting her
sister, Mrs Talcott, in Somers.
Rev Henry Clark, who has been visiting
in the northern part of the state for some
time past. returned home last week.
*Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
has done thousands of women more good
than the medicine of many doctors.
Mrs. Jilsun, from st. Paul. Mimi, widow
of John B. Jilsun, formerly an old resident
of this city, is visiting friends here.
For Sale or TO Rent, two-story frame
house on Park street, near corner of Main
street Apply to James Mahoney.
Hiram Holbrook, of Somers, sold his clip
of wool, tags included, at % cents per Id. no
discounts, to the Racine Wooden mills.
JUST OPENING-A large stock Of Toys.
Fancy Goods and Velocipedes
JAS. MATHEWS.
Mr.. VIM. Mehring, of Water ford, Racine
county. and Miss Maggie Beaumeister, of
Burlington, were married on the 18th inst.
Mrs Gilbert Frazier and daughter, Mrs.
Kapple, of Cages Lake. ILL.,, visited at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles Chaffee last week.
young daughter of Mr.. Dietmeyer, of
Newport, ILL.,, was hooked in the mouth by
COW and severely injured last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional church will give a..musical entertain
ment at the residence Of DR.. A. Farr next
Tuesday evening, Oct. I'd.
Mr. VIM. G. Fishers store having got too
small for his business, Mr.. ]. H. Kimball
has decided to build an addition to it in the
rear.
nag With Diamond Dyes any lady can
get as good results as the best practical dy-
err Every dye warranted true to name and
sample.
A large and stylish assortment of new
Stationery and Calling Cards at Mslville's.
All the latest novelties in fancy Box Pape-
teries.
DR.. and Mrs. Starkwerther returned
home last week from a visit of six
weeks duration to relatives and friends in
the east.
Miss Richie, who went to st. Louis a
short time ago. returned to Kenosha i'll with
fever, and is stopping at Mrs. J. H
Kimballs.
Mr. Geo. c. Coleman, at one time resi-
dent of this city. died in Golden, Colorado.
on Sunday. His remains were brought here
for interment.
Call and see our new stock of Wedding
Ball Programmes, Visiting Cards
and Fancy Cards. We can please you in
style and price.
Mr.. s. E. Tarbell, Woodwork, shipped
his wool this week to the wool commission
house of W. Allen & Co.. 142 to 146 Kin zie
street, Chicago, Iii.
Messrs. Humphrey and Burnham. drug
gists, Waterloo, Wis., say: We hear
Browns Iron Bitters we'll spoken of by
those who use it,"
Justice Ira C. Paine died in Racine on
Wednesday of last week, aged " years. He
was born at Markton, W., and has resided
in Racine since 1847.
Mr.. John W. Hinton, the tariff man, was
in this city on Monday, and made call at
this office. He will speak on the tariff in
this city during the fall.
The dance given at Park City Hall on We /
nesday evening of last week was financial
success and q pleasant affair. All who at
tended enjoyed themselves.
Jonas Rhodes and ]. M. Kellogg. who were
in town on Monday, quote wool at 81 cents,
and say there has been fair yield in this
county the current season.
A fire broke out in the residence of Martin
Adamson, at the west end of Market street.
on Friday last, hut it was extinguished before
much damage had been done.
Miss Rosa l. Pennefeather, of Wheatland,
spent few days in this city this week, while
on her way homo from Milwaukee, where
she spent last week visiting.
Mr. A. G. Fischer and Miss Ida Price, of
Waukegan, and Mr.. James Merchant, of st
Paul, Mimi, and Miss Annie Walsh, of Wau
kegan, were married on the 26th inst.
We have received a copy of the Superior
(Wis) Inter Ocean, containing full-page
advertisement of Josiah Bond, Jr. We are
glad to see Joe is dong fiourishing business