The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-11
This is the week Ofprayer.
The coal dealers are happy.


The ice men wear broad smiles.
Miss Nellie Ely is home from Iowa.
Choice Holiday Goods at Union Drug
Store
Where is vennor with his mild, oper
winterS
Luman French, of Chicago, spent Sunday
in this city.
Mr.. VIM. Lynch is confined to his house
through illness.
Mr.. Thomas Breene, of Chicago, visited in
this city last week.
The tramp trial last week cost the county
$4,000.
Miss Martha Low, Of Chicago, is visiting
friends in this city.
The roads in the country are badly
blocked up with snow.
A splendid programme has been arranged
for the Band entertainment
Tndellible stamping done at dressmaking
rooms over Post Office.
Miss Holmes, of Hebron, ILL.,, is visiting
at Mr., Henry Williams.
Choice Tea 40 cents pound, at James
Matthew'S
Nj. A. Miller has removed his jewelry
business to Jas Mathews store.
Mrs. James Mathews visited her daughter
in Milwaukee last week.
Mr.. George Redeker, of Fond du Lac, called
on friends here last week.
Miss Hattie Limpert has been visiting in
Bloomfield, H., the past few weeks.
Mrs. Craney, of Racine, is visiting hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams.
Mems, boys aud children's Mufiers
cheap, as l want to close out the stock.
JAS. MATHEWS
JOSIAH Wescott, Jr.. of Joliet, was home on
visit during the holidays.
Gentlemanly ushers will be in attendance
at the Band benefit, Jan. 10.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. Livermore spent few
days of the past week in Chicago.
Miss Doyle, of Chicago, was the guest Of
Miss Mary Brady last week.
j. f. NORM, Esq, of Milwaukee, is in this
city this week on business.
MIR. Lewis E Burt, of POughkeepsie, N Y.
is visiting Mr.. F, Gottfredsen.
Miss Vina Messier came home from Chicago
on Tuesday to spend her vacation.
Mr.. James Johnson, of ST. Joseph, Mich.
is visiting Capt. s. Jackson in this city.
Do not forget the benefit for the Nationa
Band of Kenosha on Saturday, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Charles Holderness, of Burlington
Iowa, is wishing relatives here this week.
Harry Kupfer returned home on Tuesda,
from visit to Bloomington and Joliet Ill.
Mr.. f. Gottfredsen has already cut abou
800 cords of clear ice, twelve inches thick
CLOSING 0UT.-A large stock of Lamps a
less than Chicago prices for the next thirt.
days at Union Drug Store.
Mrs A. Clute and daughter returned HON
on Saturday from visit to LoCkport, N. Y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Theleen are happ
over the birth of son last Saturday night.
A ten-year-od daughter of Mr.. Henri
Christman, Of the North Side, died on Tues
day.
Mr.. John Ryder, of St. Paul, MINI, an
formerly of this city, visited friends her
this week.
Mr.. Michael Feuker, of Burlington, spent
few days Of last week with his brother j
this city,
De Vaile, premier Ventriloquist and Kin
Of lllusionists, will positively appear for tn
benefit of the Band, Jan 10Th.
Mrs. Hosea Barnes was quite severel
injured by fall near the NJ. E, church 0
Wednesday.
Mr. Charles Mahoney and his sister Ev,
of Chicago, are visiting their mother
Pleasant Prairie.
Messrs. James and Henry Sullivan,
Chicago, spent New Year with Mr.. and Mr.
w. E. Reed.
Mr.. P. Len.z returned home from Chica
lastsFriday, where he had been to see
daughter, who is seriously i'll.
A large variety of Hanging Lamps We
cheap at Union Drug Store.
Frank Leonard, of Chicago, came home
Bristol last week to see his father, who
seriously i'll.
H. b. Cooper, who has been visiting b
sister, Mrs. J. G. Smith, of Selma, return
to his home in Dakota on Monday.
Mr.. Nick Milen, vho was at one time
resident of Racine, died in Helena, Montar
on the 22d ult., aged so years.
Messrs. Cunning and Harmon, we'll a
favorably known in Kenosha, have voluntet
ed their services for the Bands benefit.
Capt. NJ. Maloney, who has been visit
his brother and friends during the holida,
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