The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1883-01-12

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY p, 1888.

Toys at cost at James Mathews
The ice men are busy cutting ice
A large lot of Table Glassware very cheap
at Jas. Mathews.
Miss Ada Hubbell, Of GAINESVILLE, is visiting
Miss Maggie Potter.
Celery by the head or hundred at James
Mathews.
Rev. J. NJ. Clearly lectured in BarabJo,
Wis, on Monday evening.
A new stock of Fresh Groceries at James
Mathews.
Miss Bessie Howe will spend the winter in
Washington and New York.
Choice Winter Apples by the barrel or
bushVl, at James Mathews.
Mr.. Jas. Cavanagh left on Tuesday for
a short sojourn in La Crosse
FoR SALE-cheap--a good secondhand
Piano. Inquire at this office.
Eight-roOm house TO rent on Fremont
avenue. Apply to VIM. II. Harrison.
Miss Nina Price, of Chicago, spent few
days Of last week in this city.
Mrs. Louis Balm spent part of last week in
Racire with Mrs. J. V. Quarles.
Mr.. W.T.. Potter visited friends in Cam
bridge, Wis, during the past week.
A snow storm set in on Wednesday morn
ing and continued all day and night.
Mr.. A. Beath, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
called on friends in this city last week
Repairing clothes wringers a speciality by
E. Teoktonius. Old rollers replaced.
Prof. and Mrs. Leach returned from their
wedding tour to st. Louis ON Friday last
Mr.. Joseph Crow has purchased the
Thomas CrOpley farm in Pleasant Prairie.
Miss Emma COTE has gone to Kentland,
Ind. to visit her cousin for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gould, of Michigan
City, Ind, are visiting the Rev. Mr.. French.
Mr.. B. H. Stocker, of Salem, goes to Erie
county, N. Y, this week, TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Seth Doan received her friends at a
pleasant whist party on Wednesday evening.
Miss Lizzie English and her cousin Name
English are visiting Miss Belle Waller in
Chicago.
Mr.. James Nolan, an old resident of the
town of Paris, died on Friday, 9th inst, aged
"a years.
Mr.. VIM. Lingsweiler and Miss Carrie
Bliss, of Racine, were married on Thursday
of last week.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
strengthens the stomach and kidneys and
aids digestion.
Mr.. VIM. COTE left yesterday morning for
Springfield. Mo-, where he will spend few
months with his son.
Ladies, Children's and Boys Hose, Gloves,
Mttens and Mutilers at reduced prices at
James Mathews.
Parties wanting to hire John Germans
hack to or from the trains can leave orders
at Frenz's livery stable.
Mr.. W. E. Hall, of the Express Office,
Racine, and Miss Maggie Blow were married
on New Years day.
Mrs. o. 8. Head he's been visiting her
neice, Mrs. Samuel Brown, in Milwaukee,
during the past week.
Hon. F. Robinson went to Prairie du Chen
on Monday to attend meeting of the Board
Of Pharmacy.
Mrs Roger, who has been visiting Mrs.
Dan. Knapp for the past two weeks, returned
to Chicago on Monday.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax lectures on 'Our
MawtuwaH praaidantq - MondaU aVaninO
Jan. Is, at Apollo Hall.
Mr.. Selleck died at the residence Of his con-
in-law, Mr.. A. s. Barber, in Salem, on the
9th inst, aged So years.
A meteor of great brillisncy shot from
the Southwest horizon about 6.45 on Wednes'
day evening Of last week.
John g. Richmond, Sheboygan, Wis,
SAYS " Browns Iron Bitters has thoroughly
cured me of rheumatism"
Mr.. VIM. Herman Sommerfeld and Mrs.
Marie Sine, of Wheatland, were married at
Shades Corners on the 18th ult.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Marsh, of Paris, re
turned home few days ago from their visi
to Michigan and New York state.
ReA. Diamond Dyes are so perfect and sc
beautiful 1t is a pleasure to use then
Equally good for dark or light colors. 10 cts
Mr.. Hitchcock, of Vermont, and Miss Id
Colvin, we'll known society lady of Racine
were married on Wednesday of last week
Sheriff Dexter has made the following ap
Pointments; Under Sheriff. C. j. Dexter
X w Mathama oDH Tobu Horrip0
ton.
Mrs. T. Duffy, of Dixon, ILL.,, who has
been on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Mathews, left for her home on Mon
day.
Mr.. David Secor, an old resident of Ra
cine county, died suddenly of apoplexy i
the town of Waterford on Tuesday of las
week.
Tuesday was the coolest day this winter
the thermometer marking 10 degrees belo
zero at six o'clock in the morning and IL 1
SA. NJ.
The German Workingmen's Benevolent Al
ISOLATION will give their second annual priva
sociable at Park City Hall next Monda
evening.
Call and see our new stock of Weddiu
Stationery, Ball Programmes, Visiting Care
and Fancy Cards. We can please you
style and price.
Mr.. Martin Jacobs, who left Kenosha
the age of 15, is now assistant Superinter
dent Of the Star mine, Cherry Creek, Nevad
Messrs Ed. and Fred Carpenter, of Plea,
ant Prairie, have purchased farms ne,
Mitchell, Dakota, and will move there in
short time.
Louis C. Sholes, formerly of this city, no
of Milwaukee, Western Agent of the In u
trial World and Iron Works, paid our Office
visit on Monday last.
Mrs. Mary Cafferty, who went to Colora
last summer for the benefit of her healt
writes to her friends In this city that she
much improved in health.