The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-14
CHICAGO ! NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY:
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MARCH 14. 1s84.l

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FRIDAY. MARCH IA, 1884,
Mr.. F. Marden has gone to Madison on
business
Mrs. Robert Vinegar, of Chicago, is seri'
ously ill.
Mr.. R. D. Maginnis has returned home
from New Orleans.
Mr.. Michael Mccullough, of Pleasant
Prairie, is seriously ILL.,
Capt. John Maloney, who has been serious
ly i'll all winter, ls able to be out.
Mr.. John Dale is building large addi'
ton to his house on Park avenue.
WALL PApER-Latest Styles at Hosea
Barns
Mr.. Dickinson, of the firm of Higley 4
Dickinson, has gone on a trip to Dakota.
Miss Anna Citing died in Burlington on
the Sd inst of consumption, aged IL years.
Rev. A. ]. Meade, Of Appleton. Wis,
visited Mr.. E. Fl. HOLSTER here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sershon rejoice over
the birth Of daughter on Monday night.
Mrs. Foster and son Charlie and daughter,
Mrs. Addie Heating, of Rookland, Maine,
are visiting at Mr.. H. A. Chase's.
For sALE.-Fifty high grade Merino sheep.
one horse, four mares, FIVE head young
stock, by NJ. 0. Myrick, Paris.
Mrs John Montag, formerly of Burlington,
died in Chicago on the 28th ult, aged Al
years.
Mr.. Walter L. Van VIE and Miss Mary A..
PrOsser were married in Salem on the 4th
inst, by Rev. D. s. Howes.
Shelled Corn and Mill Stuffs always on
hand at Kenosha Crossing at lowest possible
prices.
Mrs. Williams, mother of John and los.
Williams, died on the North side on We'd
nesday, aged IS years.
HUB" CoUeH CURE.--Safe, pleasant and
quick, cheaper than coughing. Is cents.
Ask f. Robinson. +.... ..~
Mr.. ]. II. Eaton, of Monroe, Wis. spent
Sunday at the residence Of Miss Clara Bien-
neman.
MIR. Il. H. Timme, of the Organ factory,
and wife are happy over the birth of son.
IL weighed only three pounds.
Choice Tea, 40 cents a pound. at James
Mathews
There was no business transacted at the
meeting of the Agricultural Society at the
Grant House on Monday.
Mr. Lathrop has rented his store to a
baker from Chicago, who is about to open a
bakery here.
Mr.. Geo. Wheeler, of Kressin & Wheeler,
has been confined to his house for some time
with severe attack Of neuralgia.
Mar. Marvin Losie has gone to Iowa, where
he will assist Mr.. Davy in manufacturing
burnt clay ballast for the c. B. & Q. Rail
way.
The marble altar for st. James church
has been shipped from Boston, and is ex
pected. here this week. 1t is very fine piece
Of work.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Jacobs left on Tuesday for 6
trip as far North as Lake Superior for the
furniture company in Chicago for which he
is travelling agent.
If you need undertaking, call at r. Mel
sens, who is ready for service night or day
Residence on Ann street, two doors south o
The Durkee sehool-house.
VIM. FItzner, SON of the Rev. E. Fitzner
pastor Of the German NJ. Il. church, died OF
Tuesday night, of inflammation of bowels
aged IL years and 6 months.
Mrs John Horning, of Granville, Kansas
who has been visiting Mrs. Eichelman 70
several weeks, left for her home ON Wednes
. day. Mr. Eichelman accompanied her t
Chicago.
On account of the bad weather, there wa
no lecture at the Lamb school-house on Tues
day evening. 1t was postponed until mex
Tuesday evening, March Is.
One hundred bushels of choice Timoth
Seed, free from all foul stuff and Mammot
Glover Seed for sale by A. j. Benedic'
WOodworth, Wis.
Rev. Mr.. Staley, in the Baptist church
preached logical and compact discours
last Sunday morning. Rev. MIR. Mile
preached III the Baptist church in the ever
ing.
The pulpit of the Congregational churC
in this city having become vacant by the r.
tiranoy Of Rev. Mr.. Miller, it is not learnC
chat the congregation have any clergyman
present in view TO occupy the vacancy,
Mr.. Michael Roders, of Hansen & R
ders, is quite elated that his wife has pr
scented him with a twelve pound boy, whit
made its welcome appearance on Wednesd'
morning of last week.
Mr.. George Kiegel, who was injured
the j, l. Case Plow CompaDy's works in
cine by the bursting of a grindstone on
list inst, died from his injuries last week.
MIR. John Murphy, ex-chief of police
Racine died in that city last week.
Il. A. Eddy, who resided in Racine sir
1849, also died in that city on Saturday Ia
aged Y years.
Mr.. A. Muntzenberger has employ
three boiler-makers from Freeman's est
lishment in Racine, renovatng the boiler
his brewery. The worm and kettle are a
undergoing repairs, and general impro
ments being made preparatory to the ope
ing spring trade.
There was quite large attendance at
skating rink on Saturday night and n
sum was realized for the relief of the s
ferers by the floods. Three prizes were civ
to the three sbest gentlemen skaters.
first prize was awarded to Louis Theirs,
second to Burt Adams, and the third to
Theirs.
MejOliea and other flower pots for sale
James Mathews,