The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-10-12

Mr.. FIR. Festerburg, Mosel, SheboygaI
county, Wis, says: 81 have used Brown
Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, and it has cured
me-"
The match monopoly having put the price
matches below the cost Of manufacture, Mr
Peter Jacobs has retired from the match bust.
ness for the present, and is putting i2 a feet
mill for custom grinding. He will be ready To-
business about the 18th.
Parties having their auction bills printed
at this Office will get notice of their sales
in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free of charge
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard s. Drom visited
Mrs. Henry Sammons, the sister of Mrs
Drom, in Springfield, Ills, during the frs
of the week.
Mr.. John SuIgis is putting a new addition
IN the rear of Mr.. VIM. Fishers dry goods
store, to be used as storehouse and pack
ing apartment
Call and see our new stock of Wedding
Stationery, Ball Programmes, Visiting Cards
and Fancy Cards. We can please you il
style and price.
Mr.. E C. Theirs who has been in the
office Of J. " Quarles for number of years,
has accepted position with N. R. Allen &
Son. in this city.
Miss Lizzie ?. Widen, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Lang, in Chicago
for The past two weeks. has returned TO her
home in this city.
II is expected that quite number will go
from this city to New Munster next Sunday
to witness the laying of the corner stone of
the new Catholic church.
Mr.. A. F. Schwaler, of Brillion, Calumet
county, Wis. and Miss Mary Wagner, of
Burlington, Racine county, we're married in
Burlington on the I'd inst.
Mr.. Bost, an old employee in Kupfer's
bakery, has been quite ill and confined to
his house /. His physician and friends now
think him convalescent.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scully rejoice in,
the birth of a bouncing baby boy, weighing
thirteen pounds. Their many friends ex-
tend their congratulations.
Mr.. Rouse Simmons, who is secretary for
a large boot and shoe factory in Appleton,
Wis, was in town this week. His family
moving to Appleton.
John Morrison, formerly of Racine, fell
overheard from steamboat, on which he
was working as deck hand, near Barfeld,
Ark, recently, and was drowned.
There were forty-three deaths ia Racine
during the month of September. Racine
beats Waukegan. Kenosha is evidently the
healthiest city on Lake Michigan.
Mr. Michael German made his appearance
on Main street on Tuesday and received the
Of his many friends on his
rapid recovery from his late injuries.
Mr.. David N. Alvord has just returned
from very enjoyable visit in the State of
New York He reports times there very
similar to the condition of this section.
very pleasant party was given at Mrs.
]. W. Loomis, Wabash avenue, Chicago,
last Monday evening. 1t was in honor of
Miss Flora Dabbs, of Pleasant Prairie.
Subscribers paying one year in advance
will receive copy of Kendalrs Treatise
on the Horse and his Diseases This is a
valuable work to every one who keeps a
horse.
Mr.. Richard Green and Miss Lucy Dick. |
inson were married in Waukegan on the I'd
inst Mr.. Rodney Wells and Miss Rose
Siberia were married at the same place on
the 4th inst
Mrs Josiah Bond, assisted by her daugh-
Iers, gave q large reception at her residence
on Prairie avenue, Wednesday last from 8 |
O. clock to o'clock P. M. The reception |
was largely attended.
The report so current on the streets on
Monday that the schooner "The Two Fan
nies' had been wrecked. with o large car
90 of coal, is denied by Mr. Baldwin, one of
the owners, who reports her all right in Chi
cago.
Mr.. Charles A. Kerber has been on on ex-
cursion TO Chicago and suburban towns on q
business trip. during the past week, and he
pronounces all rumors that he had been on
\ wedding tour untrue and without founda
lion in fact.
Mr.. William Tillotson has fine team of
colts which are attracting the notice of many
of our citizens. If we were competent to
Judge, we would certainly say this is indeed
O fine team, and cannot wonder at the pride
which Mr. Tillotson takes in them.
Mr.. Peter Naylor, an engineer on the st.
Paul Railway, died of malarial fever in Ra
cine on the 9Th inst, aged 50years. Mr..
Richard Drury. aged 81 years. died in the
same place on the 9Th inst. He had been a
resident of Racine for "a years.
Rev, j. L. HalSey, at one time over the
Methodist parish in this city, was In town ON
wednesday last the guest of Mr.. Harvey Dur
kee. By the action of the last Conference Mr..
Halsey is located at Beaver Dam for the third
year, which is certain evidence of his popularity
in that locality.
Rev. Father CIeary delivered a. lecture on
temperance in St. Marks church on Sunday
evening. He also delivered lecture on the
same subject in Cedarburg, Wis, on Tuesday
night, and spoke at the Father Matthew cele-
bration in Chicago on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John D. Sheckler, of the town of
Raymond, Racine county, died last week
from gangrene. resulting from fracture of
the leg. Mr. Geo. Hay, also of the town of
RAYMOND, died on Tuesday of last week.
He lived in Racine county over thirty years.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone
If The new Catholic church at the village of
H. tovun Of Whnatloud