The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-04-13
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. APRIL 10, 1888.

Johnnie KehlOr is i'll with scarlet fever.
Mrs. B. A. Cole aud family left for Beloit
this week.
Mrs. Laura W. Brooks, of Racine, died on
the 4th inst.
c 8. Harris is agent for P H. Best & Co. 8
celebrated beer.
Miss George Bates is visiting friends in
Syracuse, Ny.
Mr.. POggie goes to Muskegan, Mich. His
family will reside here for the summer.
A new slbok of FrOsh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Mr.. A. B. Truesdell, auotioneer, has NOV
ed to Benton, Ill.
Mr.. ]. E. Watson, of Harvard, H.. is Wis
iting friends here,
Not q single tramp has been arrested un-
der the new tramp law.
Mr.. Harvey Durkee returned from Jack :
sOnville, Fla, last week.
MIR. Adolph Burg has had his chop repa-
pered in gorgeous style.
Mr.. F. Newell, Of Cypress, is confined to
his bed through illness.
Miss MedOra Head is visiting her sister,
Mrs Wright, in st. Louis.
Capt NJ. MalOney, of Chicago, is inter
viewing old friends in this city.
Mrs. Emory Grant has returned from Chi
oagO, after several weeks absence
Mrs. Derbyshire of RipOn, Wis, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs j. L, Stevens.
Choice Winter Apples. by the barrel or
bushol. at James Mathews.
Fred aud Harry Sinclair, of Highland
Park, ILL.,, called on friends here last week.
Mr.. Munson Paddock, of Salem, returned
to Madison on Monday, to resume his studies.
Choice Russian Flaxseed for sale in guam
titles to suit by H. F. Jordan, Somers.
Mrs. z. G. Simmons and Mrs l.. F. King
are expected home from the South on
Saturday.
Mr.. John +. jones, of Racine, veteran of
the late war, died in that city on Thursday
of last week.
VIM. Pierce, bingham, Wis, says: !"
End Browns Iron Bitters the best appetizer
l ever used"
Last week Mr.. ]. B. Kupfer put very
handsome new soda water fountain into his
establishment
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Matthew'S
church met at the residence Of Mr.. R. b.
TOwslss yesterday,
Mrs. Milton H. Petit and daughter Car
Fie have gone to Battle Greek Sanitarium to
remain few weeks.
Mr.. Nicholas Them died at his residence
on the North side on Saturday last. aged 50
years and 8 months.
Choice Tea, 40 cents pound. at James
Mathews,
Lighthouse keeper 4. N. DeDlemar com
menced lighting up on Monday night
Mariners, make a note Of it.
Mrs. F. Mansfield moved to Darlington,
ILL.,, this week. Mr.. Mansfield is engaged
as fireman on railway train.
FoR SALE-A good house and lot, with
barn and Outbuildings. Price 81 900. Apply
at this Office.
Mr.. Robert Nicoll, one Of our best yOunl
men, left on Friday last for KewauDee, Ill.
where he has secured good position.
Mr.. Frank L. Billings, Of Chicago, VIII
worked in this office last summer, was mar
ried to Miss Jalie T. Mullins on Sunday.
DR.. A. w. Benton. of Neosha, Wis, AM
Miss Lizzie Laycock, of Racine, were mar
ried at the brides home ON the 4th inst.
Mr.. L. A, Rittmaun, who was very severe
ly injured by a fall from the Higgins House
Racine, several weeks since, Is able to be out
RE~ Diamond Dyes are so perfect and s
beautiful that ii is pleasure TO use them
Equally good for dark or light cOlOrs. 10 cit
SQUAD of tramps whose time expired o
Monday wendell their way southwark. Thel
was not tramp in the jail on Wednesda!
Mr.. d. B. Benedict has purchased IL
,Overacre house. off Grand street, and wi
move into it about the first Of May. Col
.sideration, $1,000.
All tax payers who have overpaid the
taxes are requested to call at Paul Sauber
store next Monday and Tuesday and receiv
Che amount overpaid.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Stryker, late Of this city, no
of Chicago, has been some time with b
daughter, Mrs Frank Runsls, near Il
northern limits Of the city.
THEY ALL Do IT.-EverybOdy uses a" TIE
berry" for the teeth and breath, the newet
brightest, cosiest little toilet gem extar
IS and so cts. For sale by F. Robinson.
DR.. Mcclellan left here on Monday Ia
for the west. He goes on tour of observ
ton, with view Of finding desirable
cation for future residence.
Hen. John Winans, congressman-el'
from this district, was married at Antwel
NJ ", to Mrs. Fannie M. Russell. 1t is I
good for man to be alone especially arou
Washington.