The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER y, 1881.

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1881.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jacobs rejoice ovel
the birth of a son on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Otto died in this city OF
the 9Th inst, aged II years.
Mrs. George B. Peck died in Wauke-
gan on the LIST inst, aged Is years.
Mr.. E. B. Hills has returned from Da'
kota, and will spend the winter here.
"TEABERRY" whitens the teeth like
chastened pearls. A sample settles it.
The hit of the season in Chicago is
Laura Dainty in her role of Sincerity
Weeks" in GA Mountain Pink"
Mr.. Pierce, of Kansas, who left Wilmot
over twenty years ago, is visiting in this
county.
Rain poured down almost continually
from noon on Friday to near noon on
Sunday.
Miss Fidelia Perkins, of Delaware,
Ohio, is visiting at her fathers, MIR. e.
Perkins.
Our esteemed correspondent, r. f.
Roberts, will please accept our thanks
for bountiful supply of apples
Mrs. Edward Gillen died in Racine on
the 9th inst, Of blood poisoning, aged
43 years.
Mr.. John Wolfe and Miss Emma
Stephens, of Richmond, Ill, were mar
ried on the Doth ult.
Mrs. Theirs has returned to her home
in this city after an absence of some
weeks at Streator, Illinois.
The Chatauqua Literary and Scientific
circle met at the residence of Mr.. S. @.
Johnson last Friday evening.
Miss Katie Reiter of Salem, and her
aunt, Miss Katie Seivert, of Brighton,
are visiting friends in Kenosha.
Dolls Dolls ! Dolls :! Some of
them almost as nice as live babies-in
great variety at James Mathews.
Miss Mary Gibbons returned home,
several weeks ago, from Colorado, where
she has been the past three years.
Laura E. Dainty, GA Mountain Pink
Co.," now playing to crowded houses at
Standard Theatre, Chicago, ILL.,
Mrs. Henry c. Murray, nee Gussie
Miller, has been wishing her father, Capt.
G. G. Miller, during the past week.
",HuB" CoUGH CURE. 1t acts so quick
ly as to astonish you. % cents. Ask
f. Robinson.
The social of the Baptist Church will
be held at the parsonage, on Church
street, Thursday evening, the 18th inst
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. G. f. Dana, who has been spend
ing some time in this city, visiting friends
will return to her home in Portland
Maine, on Monday.
Hon. w. S. Maxwell and wife leave Oh
Monday for New York city, Albany an(
Batavia, N. Y, and Connecticut Mrs
Maxwell will remain east for some time
Mr.. Geo. A. Chevaher has executed
very handsome sign for Mr.. La Marsh
photograph gallery. The work is ar
tistic.
Mr.. John Geb, aged IS years, one 0
the oldest German citizens of Racine
died on the Sd inst, of cancer of tn,
stomach.
Our whole stock of goods must b.
sold right off to make room for more Il
come. GRosCH " EIcHELMAN
An oyster supper was given at Shum
way & Lavey's Hall, Bristol, on Wedne'
day evening for the benefit of BristC
Brass Band,
Mr.. Charles Lee, youngest son {
Leonard Lee, of this city, and his bride
from Wyoming Territory, is visiting b
parents in Kenosha.
Read what all advertisers of Holida
goods have to say, but do not spend
cent for presents until you have UiSite
Hosea Barns book store
Miss Matte Harges sprained one
her ankles ON Tuesday by fallin
through the grating over w. f. Reed
CPllhI Mlll1OM VII MALL oblCGl.
Mr.. Willard S. Bunch and Miss Nell
O. Owen, of Chicago, ILL.,, were marie
at the Baptist parsonage in this city {
Dec. 9th 1884, Rev. j. Staley officiatin
Secure your seats, now on sale
Barns Book store, for Laura Dainty
"a Mountain Pink" Friday night, Dc
10.
Mr.. Fred. Keuhler, of Racine, was
this city the first of the week to attel
the funeral of his nephew, who bore
name, which took place on Sunday la.
Mr.. John Mcintyre has just CLOSED
highly successful season with John
Davis circus at Birmingham, Ala, a
contemplates spending the winter in (
nosha.
Last Friday evening the first of
series of club dances was given at t
residence of Mr.. Frank White. I
entertainment was wellappreciated a
enjoyed.
Mrs. F. HI Head, who has been spel
ing some months at the home of ]
father, H. Durkee, in this city, has &c
to Chicago, where the family will spe
the winter.
The Balm Wagon Colnpany's wo
will be closed on Friday, indefinitely,
account of the dullness of trade.
hoped that the suspension of work J
be of short duration.