The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-04-11
CHICAGO 3 SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. APRIL II. 1894.

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FRIDAY. APRIL II, 1884.
Wall Paper Hosea Barns.
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office.
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Quarles rejoice over
the birth Of a son.
s. Fisk & Co. are receiving their spring
stock Call and see It,
Fourth invoice Of Wall Paper just received.
HOSEA BARNS.
Kemper Hall will close this week for
two weeks vacation.
Miss Bradford, of Cincinnati, o., is visit
ing friends in this city.
Morton Pierce, of Elgin, ILL.,, visited his
home in this city last week.
Miss Emma Simmons is spending her va
cation at her home in this city.
The Circuit Court will convene on Monday
next The calendar is very light one.
Rev. C. ]. Hendley, of Waukesha, Wis,
has been in this city few days this week.
Miss Mamie Shoes, of Milwaukee, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. L. Balm.
Bishop Wells, of Milwaukee, preached in
st. Matthew'S church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. ]. II. Marsh has sold his residence
near the depot to a Mr., Harvey for $l400.
j. G. Gotlfredsen s. Son have just re-
Ceived FIVE car loads of barley from Dakota,
A party was given at MIR. Jay Whites on
Wednesday evening in honor of Fred.
Whites Oath birthday.
TO cough or not to cough 10 settled at once
with % cent bottle Of +" HUB" CoUGH CURE.
At F. RObinsOns
Mrs. l.. A. Clark died in Salem on Mon.
day morning, Of consumption, aged GO
years.
Mrs. Maria York Stone died in Richmond,
H., on the 2sth ult, aged 80 yeare, 9
months and l day.
Capt. A p. Read is making additions to
his residence on Market street and improv
ing the grounds.
Tomorrow evening GOOD friday ser
mon will be preached in st, Marks church,
commencing at 1880.
For sALE--Pifty high grade Merino sheep,
one horse, four mares, five head young
stock, by M. o. Myrick, Paris.
Mr. Sherman Trumbull, of West Newport,
Lake county, ILL.,, died on the Goth ult., in
the 73d year of his age.
Mr.. Jshn Gaffney was taken seriously i'll
with neuralgia Of The kidneys last week.
lie is able to be out again.
Miss Maggie King left on Wednesday
for Milwaukee, whore she has accepted a
position with n A. Chapman & Co.
Miss Carrie Balm left on Wednesday last
for Dubuque, Iowa, where she expects TO
remain for short time visiting friends
Last week we'll known citizen of Keno
aha, Mr. Adam Schrumm, went to Chicago
and returned with hlushing bride.
Choice Tea, 40 cents pound. at James
Mathews.
Mrs. G. s. Baldwin and her daughter
Grace went to Chicago on Wednesday, and
expect TO remain in that city few days.
Mrs. c. b. George died in Waukegan on
the 2Sh ult, of congestion Of the brain,
aged 81 years, 8 months and days.
Mr.. h, Simmons has moved his family
back TO Kenosha from Appleton. Mr.. Sim
mons will remain in Appleton for some time
yet
Mr. W. j. Fox, of Bristol, expects to leave
next Monday for Montana Mrs Fox will
reside with her parents in this city for the
summer,
FoR SALE --133 acres of improved land
within one mile of the Court House; acre
of thrifty strawberry plants set out last
spring. JAMES MATHEWS.
MIR. Van INCUR, of Chicago, who has
recently purchased the residence of the
Misses Clark, on Park avenue, was in this
city last week.
The barge Lucky is bending her canvas
and fitting out for the carrying trade of the
coming season. She laid up in this harbor
during the post season.
Mrs. Young and Miss Messier will be
pleased to see their old customers and friends
at their dress making rooms, two doors south
Of Grant House. Up stairs.
Mr. John Healy, Of the Organ factory,
is quite i'll from over-work. DR.. VIM Farr
who is in attendance, thinks he will bring
him around however in no long time
MaioiCa and other flower pots for sale at
James Mathews
Herman Reinhold, who has been employed
in the Post office during the winter, is about
to return TO Dakota. Charles Ernst takes
his place in the Post Office.
Door Mats aud Buga of ali kinds at Doan
Il Browns.
Sailors predict that the Straits will not be
open before the Goth inst, and then only as
consequence Of favorable weather and &C.
pious showers.
Mrs. Beachell is having a new sidewalk
put down in front of her residence. Market
street will soon have the hest sidewalks Of
any street in the city.
Mr.. Nicholas Wetzel, an old and much re-
speoted citizen of Waukegan. died on The Snlt
ult aged rs years. months and II days.
He settled in Waukegan in 1853.
Mr.. Reynolds, Of Chicago, Miss Gilpin, O
Quincy, ILL.,, Dr. Pierce, of Green Bay anC
Mr.. Gillett, of Michigan. are sojourning a
The Water Cure.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burt welcomed /,
their household baby boy on Wednesda,
of last week. Bob says I" that boy is wort