The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-06-20

address for men only at the Bapti'
church next Sunday afternoon at 3.3
0 o'clock
An interesting letter from W. A. ALE
& Co, will appear next week ais
. communications signed B" and Re
publican"
The ladies and gentlemen ofthe Meth
fodist society met on Thursday afternoon
and evening Of last week with Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. R. Farr.
Mr.. Henry Williams has recent.
made extensive additions to his shops
and put in large boiler to meet the de
mands OF his increasing business.
Mr.. James Brennan, Of Racine, an(
formerly of this city, jumped off NOV
| ing train near the depot here on Sunday
| He fell on his face, cutting it severely.
AHA dentists who have tried TEA
BERRY pronounce it the finest thing
on the face Of this earth for the teeth
and breath.
Mr.. Christopher Holt, Of Pleasant
Prailie, gives much attention to the
raising of fine horses and cattle. He
sold last week two Norman three-year-
old mares for $400.
City Treasurer James r. Browne, Of
Racine, is said to be short over $1,000
in his accounts. He claims that the
shortage is due to mistakes made before
he took the books.
A team of horses belonging to Mr..
Reinholt, Of Pleasant Prairie, were
frightened by the peals of thunder on
Wednesday afternoon and ran away,
scattering aload of hay over the street.
There will be strawberry and ice
cream festival at the residence of Geo. F.
Roberts, near Pleasant Prairie Station,
Friday evening, June Goth, for the bene-
fit Of the M. E. church. A cordial invi-
tation is extended 10 all.
Fourth invoice of Wall Paper just
received. HOSEA BARNS.
Mr.. Giles Starkweather and daughter
Abbie, Of Watertown, Dakota, are visit
ing DR.. Starkweather and family. They
will leave for home the latter part of
this week and will be accompanied by
Mrs. e. HI. HOLSTER and Miss Minnie
Starkweather.
Ayers Sarsaparflla operates radically
upon and through the blood, and is a
safe, reliable and absolute cure for the
various diseases, complaints and dis
orders due to debility, or to any consti-
tutional faint or infection.
Nj. Lafayette Robinson, Of Pleasant
Prairie, lost valuable mare on Tues
day last, which was victim of wind
collie. Mr.. Robinson has fine stock, and
this animal was among the best.
There will be picnic in Paris on St.
Johns day, June "a, for the benefit of
St. Johns church. The Paris people
expect to see large number present
from Kenosha, and will do all they can
to entertain them
Rev. Father Cleary and Messrs. Daniel
Toner, E. ]. English, F. w. Mathews and
Ed. Brown left on Tuesday afternoon to
attend the annual Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Wis
consin.
A large amount of Kenosha draining
tile is being hauled on the White farm,
Pleasant Prairie, preparatory to drain
ing This farm comprises 200 acres of
the Gideon Truesdell property, and has
the Gideon Truesdell residence on it.
Miss Mary Gull has closed her teach
ing engagement at Athens, Alabama,
and is spending few weeks with her
fathers family in Brighton. She con-
templates a journey to Nebraska, to Wis
it two brothers there, before returning
to the South.
/ have complete line of elegant sam
Piles from the largest wall paper house
in Chicago. They are beautiful. Come
and see them. l take orders for them
at 20 per cent discount.
HOSEA BARNS.
Mr.. III. B. Hinsdale will probably bear
the palm in the line of early peas. He
exhibited on Tuesday last specimens of a
new variety ofpeas, pods full size, which
win be we'll filled in very few days.
He also exhibited box of very large
strawberries.
There will be a strawberry and ice
cream festival in the grove east of A.
Piper's, ON Lake Shore Road, half way
between Racine and Kenosha, on Satur-
day evening, June 21st, for the benefit
of the M. E. church. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to ALL
Don't forget the address for men only
at the Baptist church next Sunday after
noon at $50,
At the annual Convention of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union held in
GAINESVILLE this week Rev. Father Cleary
was reelected President Rev. j. ].
Keogh, of Milwaukee, Vice-President
F. w. Mathews Secretary and Ed. Bo-
land, of Green Bay, Treasurer. The
next Convention will be held in Keno
ha.
Intelligence received direct from Mr.
Lewis Clark, the quaaadana auctioneer il
Kenosha, shows him to be connected
with prominent horse and carriage
bazaar in Washington, D. c. Many who