The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-04

Ed. ColgrOve, of Chicago, spent New
Years with Mr.. J. B. Kupfer and fam
lily.
Mr. G. f. Starkweather and wife, of
4 Watertown, Dakota, and Mr. f. H
!, Kellogg and wife, of Chicago, spent
! New Years with DIR. Starkweather
and family.
Miss Carrie Balm gave an elegant
lunch on Friday afternoon last to a
company of twelve young ladies.
Kingsley, of Chicago, caterer. fur
nished the refreshments.
New Years day was not very pleasant
one in Kenosha. cold, raw northeast
wind set in in the morning, followed by a
: binding snow storm in the afternoon, which
continued all night. The snow drifted con-
siderably.
Mr.. G.. A. Voltz set very handsome din
ner for his guests and boarders at the Amer
lean House on New Years day. 1t may be
said OF Mr.. Voltz that he never loses an
opportunity to pay his guests generous
compliment.
Information wanted of Andrew Miller,
about the year 1852, and Of his sister Sophia
Dietrich, whose husband died on the passage
between Sweden and Boston in 1852 APP.
ply at this Office
About $2l 900 has already been expended
ON st. James church. This includes the
cost of the architects plans and the removal
of the buildings that were on the grounds.
1t is thought that $4,000 will cover the en-
tire cost Of the building when finished.
Mr.. J. b. Kupfer had his new house
dedicated on New Years day by Rev.
Fathers Wenker and Cleary, of this
city, and Reinhardt, of St. Francis
Seminary. Prof. M. Probst, of St.
Georges school, sang the responses.
| Ayers Cherry Pectora is recommended by
physicians of the greatest emiDence on both
sides of the Atlantic, as the most reliable
remedy for colds, and co CHS, and all pull
monary disorders. 1t affords prompt relief
in every case. No family should ever be
without it..
A stranger who gave his name as
George White was sent to jail on We'd
nesday for five days by Justice Gillett,
for getting drunk. A number of hand
kerchiefs and neckties were found on
him. 1t is supposed they have been
stolen from some one.
The prize at the skating rink on Saturday
night for the most awkward skater was
awarded to Mr.. W. B. Martindale, of the
Courier. On Tuesday night children
prizc was awarded to Minnie Dickhaut.
Notwithstanding the storm on Tuesday night,
there was large attendance.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the Bristol Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company will be held at the Town Hall,
in said town, on Tuesday, the 9Th day of
January, 1884, at / o'clock P. NJ, for the
purpose of eleciing officers and for the trans
action of any other business that may come
before the meeting. HENRY BLAcKMAN,
Secretary.
Mrs. Volney French left on Saturday for
Chicago, where she will spend couple of
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs then she
will go to Battle Creek and spend few weeks
at the Sanitarium then she will go to
Cleveland. O., and remain there with her
sister-in-law until April.
The ball given by the A. o. II. at Simmons
Hall on Monday evening was a grand affair,
and was largely attended. The music by
Sehules band was fine, and the committee
Of arrang dement's left nothing cndone TO make
the ball the best of the season. As conse-
quence. all who attended fully enjoyed
themselves.
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vitalizIng.
We have made arrangements with first
class artist in Chicago whereby we can fur.
nish any one with q splendid crayon portrait
Of themselves, 22x28. and the UNION or TELE
GRAPH for So in advance. These crayon
portraits are guaranteed to be frst-class.
Parties ordering will please send good,
\ clear photograph to copy from. We will have
\ a sample portrait in our Office in q few days.
A tramp was brought before Judge Mar
\ tin for trial on Monday. Quite number of
witnesses were examined, and the prisoner
was found guilty and sentenced to three
\ months Imprisonment in the State prison.
\ 1t is said the cost of the trial will be in the
neChrorhood OF $50. The county can
stand the expense of few trials Of this
kind il they will have the effect Of keep
ing tramps away from kenosha
1 On Monday, the 18th, Of January. 1884,
Prof. Strassman is going to open his office
4 at Hotel Blake, parlor No. ], Racine, Wis
4 "A Lov fho
| opportunity of obtaining suitable Spectacles
and Eye -glasses from him to improve and
strengthen their eyesight can easily reach
him by going to Racine, and they should do
so without delay TO promote the interest and
welfare of their sight. 1t pays persons in
need of glasses to go hundreds of miles TO
consult the Professor.
The marriage of Miss Sadie Schend,
daughter of C. Schend, of this city. and Mr..
Frank G. Nerschede, of Detroit, Mich, will
take place on Monday, January 7th, at St.
Georges church, at $50 in the morning. The
bridal couple will take trip to Cincinnati
and thence TO their future home in Detroit.
Miss Schend has been quite aftvorite among
her Kenosha friends, all of whom extend
their most hearty congr tulations on this, II
is hoped. the brighter and happier event Of
her life
A few minutes after the Kenosha accom-
mediation train left the station on Tuesday
. morning she had to back up to the depot.
having met freight train on the track
What prevented collision we are unable t
say. There must have been great careless
ness on the part of some one to allow TIVE
trains going in opposite directions to leav'
stations without any switch between. Had thu
1 binding snow storm which prevailed in thu
o afternoon set in in the morning a collision
would have beenn unavoidable.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTEl
TAINMENT.
The musical and dramatic entertainment
l. given by the Dramatic Section of ST. Mich
:, aers Young Mems Society at st. George
School hall on SUNDAY evening was largel-