The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-29

The latter part of last week Mr.. Monroe
Gibbs, Of Irving Park, came for his wife
who has been visiting her sister, Miss Ten
hagen. The twain spent Sunday last with
0 friends in Bristol.
The Mayors edict having gone forth in
: advance, everything and every place was ex-
ceedingly quiet on the North side on Sunday
last. The people over there really begin to
favor the idea themselves.
Mr.. A. D. Taylor, Of Waukegan, who had
his hand smashed while coupling cars at
the malt house two weeks ago, had to have
: il amputaied last Saturday by DR.. Farr.
, He was removed to his home in HauKegan
The Paris Band and Dramatic Club have
united for the purpose of giving musical
and dramatic entertainment in Somers, on
Saturday evening, March 1st The play is,
Once upon Time"
The study of German is having popular
run in this city this winter. Mt only the
young people, but the middle-aged Of both
sexes are taking to German Bismarck
will be pleased to hear Of this
Mr.. J. B. Vosburgh has in operation at
Genoa Junction a new centrifugal machine
which takes the cream from between 800
and 900 lbs Of new milk in an hour. The
milk is heated from 81 to IS degrees. The
machine is Danish invention.
Rev Father Cleary will deliver lecture
in Black River Falls, Wis, on Monday even
ing, March 3D. As he.will have to leave here
on the afternoon train, there will be no SER
vices in St. Marks church next Sunday
evening.
The leap-year party at A. o. H. Hall last
Friday evening, for the benefit of the Ladies'
Aid Society Of St. James church, was
grand success, and much enjoyed by all who
we're present. A splendid supper was sup
Piled by the ladies'
The following goods will be sold at reduced
prices Baby Carriages, Boys Express
Wagons, Hobby and Rocking Horses, Toys
Crockery and Glassware, Mems and Boys
Mufflers, &C., &c. JAS. MATHEWS
| Mr.. John Fassbinder has very ugly un-
Portable abscess on the side of his neck, !
which confines him TO his house. DR.. Farr
is in attendance and hopes to bring him
through all right in good time
Literary and Musical entertainment
will be given by the Lodge of Good Templars.
at Shnmway & Laveys Hall, Bristol, Wis
on Saturday evening, March 1st. A full and
interesting programme is assured. cordial
invitation is extended to all.
We had light falls Of snow en- Saturday
and Sunday nights, and snow storm all
day Wednesday. Wednesday night cold
snap set in and the thermometer marked 10 |
degrees below zero on Thursday morning.
PapilIon Skin Cure, Papillon Caiarrh |
Cure, PapiIlon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood |
Cure, made by Papillon Mfg Co., of Chicago.
Bis, and advertised in this paper, is for
sale by Starkweather & Co.
On Friday last the engine of the accommo-
dation train broke down at or near Benton,
Ill, when coming north. However, con-
siderable damage which might have occur
red was fortunately avoided.
John Kranz's choice Confectionery at
Union Drug Store.
On Monday evening last very pleasant
surprise party occurred at the residence of
Capt Charles Frantz About fifty coSples
happened in upon the Captain and his good |
wife. and, as might be expected they were
most cordially received, and most agreeably |
entertained.
Prof Strassman has this day furnished me
with pair Of his " Alaska Brilliants' which
fit me better than any have ever had. |
His skill as an optician is undeniable.
JOHN G. MEAcHEM. NJ. d.
Racine, Jan. 81. 1884.
Through an advertisement in these col |
umns, Mr.. r Roberts. of Bristol, has engag- |
ed the services of Mr.. John O'Neli, to do the |
steam fitting, plumbing and gas fitting in
his new and handsome residence. His work |
will be in keeping with the other work |
around Mr. Roberts place.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best medicine for
every one in the spring. Emigrants and |
travellers will find in it an effectual cure for
the eruptions, boils, pimples, eczema. etc..
that break out on the skin--the effect of dis
order in the blood, caused by sea diet and |
life on hoard ship.
The Whitaker Engine and Skein Company |
has made new departure in their business |
or else made a valuable addition t. it, and |
are preparing themselves TO manufacture |
engine lathes, for which there is seeming |
demand. This is one of the more successful
concerns in the city. and we cannot but pre-
dict FIR it success in this as we'll as in all it |
has undertaken.
During the season of Lent, which began |
on Wednesday, there will be daily services
at St Matthew's church--on Wednesdays |
and Fridays at 10 A. Nj. and 1880 P. NJ; on
other week days at 4:30P. NJ. There will |
also be Sunday night services, at which SER
mons will be delivered by Rev. Prof Gold,
Of Racine College Rev. DR.. Jewell, of Evan
ston, will deliver series of lectures on We'd
nesday nights.
Mr.. John Harrington, Jr., son Of our City
Marshal, has gone to Tiptonville. Tenn, to
reside. His father-in law recently died
there, and no goes to take charge of the es-
tate Mr.. harrington has been st work
in the foundry in this city, is industrious
and steady, and many friends wish him
every success in his new field.
Jacob Albright fell from the railraod
bridge north of the depot on the afternoon Of
the 10Th inst, and was seriously injured
He was found below the bridge by some
boys who took him home on q sleigh. He
will not be able to leave his bed for some
time yet.
Last Friday evening. while on bis way to
his residence on the &orth Side, Mr., John
Gonnermau fell on the icy walk and dislo-
Gated his left wrist DR.. Farr was called as
speedily as possible, and Mr. Gonnerman is
now able to give partial attention to his BUSH
ness.
The masquerade at Park City Hall was
supplemented by round of music furnished
by company Of young boys, who appeared
in calathumpian guise in public places along
the streets on Tuesday evening They were
very orderly, discoursed some good music,
and pocketed quite weight of pennies 10
the aggregate.
A lang of fellows we're brought before
| Justice Baker on Wednesday afternoon,
charged with malicious mischief and traspass.
They had taken up their quarters in the old