The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-09
FRIDAY, MAY Q, 1891

FRIDAY, MAY y, 1851.
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Wall Paper Hosea Barns
Miss Maggie King, of Milwaukee, visited
her home in this city last week.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office.
Miss Minnie Lawrence, of Chicago. visited
friends in this city last week
Seed corn for sale by B. Curtlss, three
miles west of Kenosha. on cid Plank road.
Mrs. Thomas, nee Jennie Head, is the
guest of Mrs. George A. Yule
Mrs. VIM. Warvelle and Master Willie
Miller are visiting relatives in Chicago.
Mr.. c. A. Dewey has built handsome
verandah 10 his residence on Market street.
Miss Maria Stebbins, of Milwaukee, spent
the first of the week at her home in this
city.
Miss Alice Turner, of Faribault, Mimi,
was the guest of Mrs. d. A AIahoney last
week.
Mlss Carrie Balm returned ON Friday
from visit with her friends in Des Moines,
Iowa.
Miss M. E. Bradshaw, of Chicago. visited
her cousin, Mrs, D. A, Mahoney, the past
week.
new fence is being projected around the
city cemeteTy--a much needed improve.
ment.
Fourth invoice Of Wall just received.
HOSEA BARNS.
Rev. W L, Gray, from Clinton, Iowa, will
preach in the Congregational church next
Sunday, morning and evening
Mr.. William Il. Holmes, of Waukegan,
succeeds Mic Willmes as barkeeper in Col.
Grillith's saloon.
Mr.. William Head Of Cincinnati, spent
last Sunday with his friends and relatives
in this city.
Mr.. John X. Stevens died in Racine on
the Sd inst, Of rheumatism of the hears,
aged 86 years.
Is the man who put 100 lbs. of water into
his milk and took il to a cheese factory any
better than a thief who steals your money ?
have limited quantity of Barley to sell
to those wanting Seed Barley,
WALLACE MYaATT.
Mr.. Mic. Willmes is about to make trip
to Milwaukee to make an engagement with o
theatrical troupe to open up the Park City
stage.
Services will be held in st. James new
church on and after next Sunday, and on
Sunday evenings, until further notice, at
7;30 o'clock.
Majolica and other flower pots for sale al
James Mathews
Mr.. f. Balm will, this summer, build a
large brick warehouse on the vacant lots be
tween his old office and L. Balm hardware
store on Main street.
Brickbat was so pulverizei at town
meeting in Bristol that he had TO tie himself
up in a rag to keep from being blown to the
four quarters of.
The farmers say the roads leading to the
city are full Of pitfalls. and they suggest
that the several pathmasters should begin to
look to their business.
Wall Paper and Window Shades at Hose,
Barns Book Store,
Brickbat named the big Bristol ditcl
in honor of the i'm osing opening in his owl
countenanoe, that hole being known by tn
sobriquet i" Dutch Gap"
The Racine Journal says that over on
hundred new houses are being erected i
that city The outlook for building in thi
city this year is not very encouraging
good boy wanted at this office to lear
the printing business
The j. l. Case Threshing Machine Com
pany Of Racine, have been obliged to dis
charge So of their employees since the 20
Of April on account Of dull times
Mr.. Van IDgen, who recently purchase
the residence of the Misses Clarke, OF
posite Central Park, ia about making ex
ensiye alterations and improvements in it.
Parties wanting horse bills viii find a
assortment of cuts at this office.
will Yule and Charles Doan left on Tue
day for the West. The former will locate
Salt Lake City, and the latter has aceepte
position in the northern part of Idaho.
Choice Tea, 40 cents pound, at Jam
Mathews
Mrs. E. b. Kingsley died in waukegan
the LIST inst, of cancer, aged 70 years. 81
resided in Waukegan for about twenty eig
years, and was one Of the pioneers of Chic
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Newell, of Chicag
visited their relatives and friends in this ci
the latter part of last week, and avail
themselves Of little fresh air from /
lake.
Daniel McGinty got into an alteration
one of our saloons the first of the week a
received an ugly blow in the eye, wni
seemed to have made no little impression
him,