The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-06-13

: Gertrude Bissell were married by th
Rev. R. w. Bosworth at the residence
Mr.. Z. w. Miller, in this city, on Tuesda
afternoon. The happy couple left 0
the evening train south for a short tril
They have the congratulations Of the
many friends.
j Gods hands are filed with bountie
for his creatures, and so he sendsth L
| the fruitful ram. The dry earth an
thirsty vegetation drank deeply of Nor
days bountiful rain and are fully re
freshed. Good crops Of grass and grail
are assured, and all nature rejoices witt
| the farmer.
| The Danish Brotherhood Lodge IA o
Kenosha, accompanied by their friends
visited their brothers in Racine on Sun
day last They were met by larg'
delegation there and marched out tt
the picnic grounds, where everything
had been provided for a good time
which all most thoroughly enjoyed.
The sure effects ofAyer's SarsaparilIs
are thorough and permanent. Ifthere il
lurking faint of scrofula about you,
Ayers Sarsaparilla will dislodge it, and
expel it from your system.
Rev. A. P. Graves, D. D., evangelist
will begin series of religious meetings
in the Baptist church on Tuesday even
ing, June 18th. Meetings to continue
at least one week. A cordial invitation
is extended to all. All christians are re-
quested to pray much that the Divine
blessing may attend these services.
The undersigned introduces himself to the
public as dealer in fine 7, p and Pleasure
Carriages, Carriages which are not only
stylish, tasty. durable and neat, but they are
all warranted. They are the best Carriages
ever offered in the North west for the money.
Call and satisfy yourselves. Yours respect
fully. F. CHARLES B1NNINGER,
Market Square, Kenoshs, Wis.
Mr.: ]. F. George, who has been in de-
clining health the past three years, died
at his residence in this city about one
o'clock on Tuesday morning, of con-
sumption, aged % years, months and
Is days. His funeral services took
place yesterday afternoon. His wife
and family have the sympathy Of the
community in their affliction.
Deaths at Racine On the Sd inst.
Mr.. Thos. Coad, of consumption, aged
81 years on the 9th, Mrs. Clara E.
Drinkwater, of abscess, in the 28th year
Of her age; on the 9th, Mr.. Michael
Duffy of heart disease, aged go years;
IN the 9th, Mrs. Jens Jensen, ofseptimia,
he result of fail about three weeks ago,
aged 40years.
The Auditing Board will receive pro-
posals from Physicians for attendance,
medicine and surgery in cases where
he city is liable, for one year from June
L6, 1884. Proposals may be left with |
he City Clerk, and will be opened at
he meeting June 10Th. The Board re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids. |
F. w. MATHEWS, Clerk.
Enough stolen articles to stock vari-
,ty store were found in the house of |
elbow named Murphy in Racine last |
week. He is supposed to be the leader
If the gang of burglars who operated in
hat city during the winter and spring.
Perhaps some of the property stolen |
rom our citizens might be found there. !
Mr.. Edward E. Quigley, who has been
n the employ Of Mr.. John Mindermann
n his grocery store in this city for the
,ast two years, has accepted a position
n Chicago, and leaves for that place in
he near future. Mr. Quigley is young
nan of no inconsiderable ability, and
lis many friends now wish him every |
uccess in his new situation.
On account of the rain storm last |
Monday, the meeting Of the Kenosha
Jounty Agricultural Society was post
,oned until next Saturday, the 18th, at |
o o'clock P. M. 1t is to be hoped that |
i'll interested in having a fair in this
county next fall will make it point to
lttend the meeting.
The need of merit for promoting per-
onal aesthetics is due to J. G. Aver & |
To-, whose incompatible Hair Vigor is
universal beautifer of the hair. Harm
ess, effective, agreeable, it has taken
ank among the indispensable articles of |
he toilet. TO scanty locks it gives lux
and withered hair it clothes
With the hue of youth.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the dedication OF st. James
church, which will take place on Sun
lay, the 22d inst. Archbishop Heiss,
If Milwaukee, will dedicate the church,
md Bishop Ireland, of ST. Paul, will
preach the dedication sermon in the
and lecture in the evening.
Excursion trains will run from Chicago,
and Racine, and it is expect
I'd there will be larger number of per-
IONS here from abroad than there was
he Sd of June last year. The ladies of
st. James congregation will serve re-
in the old church building,
and will thankfully receive contributions
for the tables.
The wind and rain storm on Monday
last carried away a considerable slice of
land on the lake front side of Kenosha.
that have not yet toppled over
and fallen into the lake, in consequence