The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-07
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MARCH 7. 1884.

FklDA MAhG1 4, 1854.
Miss Belle Waller, of Chicago, is visiting
Mrs. P. English and family.
Mr.. VIM. Kerr, Of Milburn, Lake county,
Ill.,, died last week
cheese factory is about to be establish
ed at onion Grove, Racine county.
The Congregational sOciable met last even
ing ut the residence of Mrs | ] Clapp.
Mr. F. j. Larkin. of this city has obtain
ed patent for sleigh-runner
Mr.. VIM. Wrattan and Miss Margaret Nc
MILAN were married in Racine last week.
Mrs. j. A. Gallaghan still continues dan
gerOusly i'll, and her recovery is doubtful.
Attention is called to Grosch & Eichel-
mans new announcement in another column.
An alarm Of fire. caused by the burning
of chimney, caused little excitement on
Saturday.
MIR. Jesse Aliens dwelling in Richmond,
H.. was destroyed by fire on Thursday of
last week,
EAWhEu H. DSAbOHS LOAuiOAAJ ~ AVSANSAO Va
Racine, died from exposure at Oconomowoo
recently
The recently elected officers Of ST. Georges
Society were duly installed at their hall on
Sunday afternoon last.
Miss Ida Thomas, of Chicago, passed
several days on visit at the residence Of
Miss Carrie Balm, recently.
WALL PAPER--Latest Styles at Hosea
Barns'
Mr.. F. II. Frank, Of Racine. called on his
parents, Col and Mrs. Frank, in this city, on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Geo. Carpenter, of Pleasant Prairie,
was married last week to Miss Carrie L.
Owen, Of Wilmot.
Mrs. Catherine Pierce, of Mt. Pleasant.
Racine county, died ON Wednesday of last
week, aged 60 years.
John Kranzs choice Confectionery at
Union Drug Store.
Mr. W. X. Packman has sold his mill and
warehouse in Pleasant Prairie to Messrs.
0rson Fox and Joseph Summons
HUB" CouGH CuRE.-Safe, pleasant and
quick, cheaper than coughing. rs cents.
Ask F. Robinson.
Mr.. Frank MischO has gone TO Menasha,
Wis, for short visit with old friends
and fellow.eountrymen who resides in that
vicinity.
An entertainment will be given in Kimball
Hall on Monday evening, March IL, by the
pupils Of st. Marks school. Particulars
next week.
Mr.. Geo. II. Nethercut, brother Of the
publisher Of the Richmond Gazette, died at
Lake Geneva on the 22d ult, in the 30th
year Of his age.
The Phillips Furniture Factory are now
getting out and finishing the rails to be placed
around the altar in the new st. James
church.
Mr. jeremiah Mcnamara, of Bristol, and
Miss Mary A. Tucker, Of Rosencrans ILL.,,
were married at Mill Creek, I'll, by Rev. P
V. Daily, recently.
Mr.. Edward A. Peeney, of Evanston, and
Miss Ella A. Rushebarker, Of Waukegan,
were married at the residence of the bride
parents on the 2sth ult.
MIR. Arthur L Williams, of Randall, Keno
sha county, and Miss Charlotte Frat, of
Burlington, Racine county, were married at
the residence Of the brides parents on the
18th ult
Twenty thousand dollars worth of prop
erty belonging to the Mitchell, Lewis s Co. s
Wagon Company, of Racine, was destroyed
by fire ON Thursday of last week. No in
surance.
MIR. Edward Briggs, of SOmers, broke one
OF his legs on Saturday afternoon while
shaking logs along the road Dir. A.
Farr set the broken limb.
Mr. Michael Dohoney, aged so years,
who was injured in the cyclone at Racine
ast May, died on Tuesday from the effects
of his injuries He resided in Racine fol
thirty years,
On Monday last Mrs Jane Morse, sister
of Abram Quick, of Paris, in this county
died at the residence Of the latter on Mon
day last. Her remains we're sent to her
former home in Concord, Dodge county
MINI for burial.
II was sort of washing day at the Phillips
Furniture Factory on Monday last in an.
event, they were cleaning scales OF the boile
and heater and putting il in order for NOR
vigorous operations in the future
The Plank Road Brass Band and Dramati
Club will give an entertainment At the Plaul
Road Congregational church on Saturda,
evening, March 10, 1884. The title Of ID
play is, OAee on Time
Mr.. John b. Kupfer was quite i'll the frs
part Of the week, unable to leave his res
dence. He has disease of the kidneys an
resulting rheumatism. His friends cont
IDENTIFY hope speedy improvmtnt in his COZ
ditiOn,
The extraordinary popularity of Aver
Cherry Pectoral ia the natural result Of i
use by intelligent people for over forty year
II has indisputably proven itself the yer
best known specific for all colds coughs. nm
pulmonary complaints.
Mrs ]. S. Crane formerly Of Burlington
Racine county. died at Normalville, III. o
the 25th ut., aged Sc years.
Quite a number of farmers from the s6ut
ern and western part Of the county were
town on Wednesday. They report matte
rather slow in the country. though Il
roads remain very good.
Mr. Charles Poggie, of Chicago visited b
family and other friends in this city
Saturday last. Mr.. Poggie is with the Gar
ner s. spry Company, one of the largest al
most successful lumber concerns in the wet