The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-07-11

| Mr.. Thos. Corwin, Of Waukega
spent a few days with relatives he
last week.
| Mr.. August Schroeder and wife, WI
have been visiting Mr.. Schroeder's p
rents the past two weeks, returned
| Chicago this week.
| Misses Nellie and Hattie Balm ente
tanned few friends on the evening {
the Fourth, in honor of their guest, Mis-
Burleson.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Todd, of Chicago
have been visiting Mrs. J. FL. Browe
and other relatives and friends durin
the past week.
Minnie Burnham, thirteen years 0
age, residing on College avenue, Racine
had her eyes put out on the 4th by
bursting fire cracker.
Messrs. F. E. Richards and E. B
Saunier, of the Libertyville Times, came
here to see the races ON the 4th and call
ed at this Office.
Kiss ME-" TEABERRY," the new and
exquisite little gem for the teeth and
breath, has beautifully plated metal
screw top. Try sample.
Miss Mary Edison, Of Watseka, H.,
is visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. J. P. Lane.
In few weeks she will go to Chicago,
where she will make her future homo.
Mr. J. Hermann will move to the
North side the 18th Of this month. Ii
is said another business firm contem-
plate moving over the river in the near
Articles have been filed with the
Secretary of State dissolging the North
western Paper Cast Company of Keno
sha. The Company has been dissolved
and the business is being closed up.
Mrs. F. J. Herschede, nee Miss Sadie
Schend, who has been visiting at her old
nome in this city, has returned to De-
rot, accompanied by her sister, Miss
Pauline, for short visit.
LOST Or left at some place in the city,
l black silk umbrella, with yellow
norm handle. The finder will be suitably
'ewarded by leaving it at the store of
Mr.. George Hale.
Mrs. Harvey Nichols, of Rockford,
Ind daughter, visited Ter father, Mr.. N.
Jrotzenberg, last week. Her husband
vas for many years engineer on the
zenosha and Rockford Railroad.
The bali given by the National Cornet
Band at Simmons Hall on the night of
he 4th was pleasant affair, and was
Iuite successful, financially, about ninety
oupes being in attendance.
Mr.. Urban J. Lewis illuminated the |
icinity ofthe Park on the night Of the |
Fourth with a generous display of fire.
yorks, which met the appreciation of all
lho had the pleasure to witness it.
VIM. Hasten, of this city, and John
Ierten, of Wheatland, were adjudged |
lsane by the County Judge the past
veek, and were taken to the insane
ospital on Tuesday by Sheriff Dexter.
Rev. Father Cleary finds his beautiful
ew church none too large for the Sun
ay congregations which gather there.
additional pews have been ordered and
Till be set up as soon as possible.
Mr.. G. S. Harris, manager of the races
ii the 9Th, feels under great obligations
} the citizens Of Kenosha for closing
leir places Of business during the after
DON of the races.
1t will be seen by an advertisement in
mother column that the Domestic
'rgan Company is offering special
argains in Organs, which those who
purchasing would do well
D avail themselves of.
Do not forget R. Nelson's Furniture
nd Undertaking establishment is at the
orner of Kimball Block, opposite the
rant House. He will do all he can to
lease and satisfy you. Call at his place
efore you buy.
N. G. Stafford, of the firm of Stafford &
ons, piano manufacturers, Chicago,
ill be in Kenosha about the 18th July,
nd will remain for two weeks. Parties
ranting their pianos tuned can leave
aeir orders at Mr.. Calkins' store.
Mr.. John Gonnerman is expected
ONE from Europe by his family about
he 21st ofthis month. He has enjoyed |
lis tour abroad very much, He will re-
Give hearty welcome at the hands of |
many friends on his return. He is also |
much improved in health.
Fred Stern, of Kenosha, was arrested |
N Monday by members of the Orion
gun club, for shooting wood |
ock out of season. The gun clubs of
Racine intend to prosecute every one
aught violating the game laws.
We learn theinterests of the Baptist
church have been increased aud
as the result Of the pro
racted services recently held in that
church by the Rev. Mr.. Graves, the
Mr. George Scoville, of Chicago, and
Miss Elizabeth Ely, of Mercer county,
Iowa, were married il this city on the
4th inst, by Justice Paddock Mr..
Scoville will be remembered as having
figured quite prominently in the Gui-
teau trial at Washington.
Mr.. VIM. Bennett, son-in-laW of Judge