The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-18
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JANUARY IS. 1884.

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FRIDAY. JANUARY IS, 1884.
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Geo. Messer has gone TO Whitewater, Wis !.
Wanted 4 yonng grade Jersey COW fresh
Address, Box $40, Kenosha, Wis
Miss Elizabeth Osborne has gone to Mil
waukee to visit friends.
Miss Mary Belle Burgess, of Salem, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Eva Loescher returned TO Chicago
on Monday.
Choice Holiday Goods at Union Drug
Store.
Frank Parker, printer, has gone to st. Paul,
Mimi, to work.
Mr.. Paul Sauber, of Chicago, called on
friends here this week.
Choice Tea, 40 cents a pound, at James
Mathews
Miss Allie Gottfredsen has been visiting
friends in Racine the past week.
Miss Mary Quinn died in Bristol on Sat-
urday, of brain fever, aged "a years.
Malolica and other flower pots for sale at
James Mathews
Mr. Andrew jackson, night operator at
the depot, is sick with typhoid fever
A large variety of Hanging Lamps very
cheap at Union Drug Store.
Miss Matte Farr went to Chicago last Fri
day TO spent few weeks with friends
Miss Belle McKindley started for Nash
VILE Tenn, on Friday to visit her sister.
You will be surprised ut the low prices Of
Dressing Cases Mt the Union Drug Store.
MIR Rouse Simmons of Appleton, Wis,
spent few days of the past week in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ramps, of Appleton,
Wis, were visiting Mr. N Pirsch the past
week.
Mrs. Thurston Soribner died of heart
disease in Racine on the 9th inst, aged IA
yelrs.
NIrs Fox died at her residence on St. Clair
street, Racine, on the lth inst, aged 70
years.
Mr.. James Kelly, of Columbus, o., came
home last Friday to attend his fathers
funeral.
Major Howland, OF Green Bay, and for
merly Of this city, called on friends her
last week.
Ted Harmon will positively appear for
che benefit of the Band at Kimbal Opera
House Jan. 1911.
Mr. Geo NJ. Melville left last Friday on
his spring trip for n Wholesale wall paper
house in Chicago
MIR. Patrick Conner died in Burlington
Racine county, on the 9th inst, of heart
disease, aged GA years.
The Congregational Sociabe met Thursday
afternoon and evening at the residence Of
Mrs. L. Leo, on Prairie avenue.
The Methodist Aid Society met yesterday
afternoon and evening at the residence of Mrs.
O. L. Ely, corner Of Ann and Park streets.
Rev. Father Clearly delivered an address
at . temperance convention in Chicago on
Sunday evening
MIR and Mrs Geo. Y. Redeker and son
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dewey
during the past week
Mr. viii G Munroe and Miss Edith J.
Bartlett, both Of the town Of Mt Pleasant,
were married on the Slh inst.
On Thursday of last week hoy named
Albert Pouge got his thumb smashed in Q
cog wheel at Allen & Sons tannery.
Hear Frank Dnnniug in his great Dutcl
songs, representations, SC, at Kimbal
Opera House Saturday evening" Jan. 18th.
Mr. Mat. Amen has taken the contract t
build q new house for Mr.. Mat Reichert, a
ST. Johns grove, just northwest Of the city
Mems boys aud ohidrens Mufilers
cheap, as want TO close out the stock.
JAS. MATHEWS.
There win be an election next Monday /,
81, the vacancy in the office of City Treas
urer, caused by the death of Mr.. Patrick
Kelly
Mrs. NJ NJ. Stofel died in Racine on tn
lih inst from the result of a paralyti
stroke received some four weeks ago, age,
80 years.
MISS LtAAUSlu iidlic Wltu III luis city, ID
the residence Of her sister, Mrs. John Ma
loney, on the llth INST. of heart disease
aged 4S years.
Mr.. John Brewer has commenced a sui
against the city Of Racine for damage 70
injuries received sometime ago by reason a
a defect ia the highway,
Frank Gray, the burglar who was arreste
in this city for breaking into F. Elmlinger
store in Racine on New Years day, VS.
hound over to the Circuit Court.
Rev. Mr. LeaSitt, Presiding Elder, preacl
ed in the Methodist Episcopal church la
sabbath. A half dozen persons were a
mited to membership letter.
pleasant entertainment was given FridS
evening last by Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
their residence on Chicago street III
evening was enjoyable for all who wei
present
Subscribers paying one year in advan
will receive copy of Kendalls Treati
on the Horse and his Diseases This Is
valuable work to every one who keeps
horse
The annual meeting for The election
officers Of the Congregational church occu
red last Wednesday evening. L. G. Merr
and Silas Clark were elected Deacons; MI
l., G. Merrill and Mrs |. ]. Clapp we
elected members of the pastoral comm
lee Horace Clark, Treasurer; L. G. M
rill Clerk. These are all reflections exec
Mrs. Clapp.