The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-11

Mr.. Timothy Driscoll and Miss Agnes Risl
we're married at Sc. Georges church on thu
9th inst, by Rev Father Wenker.
Mr.. Fred Billings and Miss Jnlia Lowell
were married in Racine on the I'd inst. They
will reside at East Saginaw. Mich.
Mr.. Herbert C. Lake, of Gurnee, H.. and
Miss Mary b Nottingham, Of Waukegan,
were married in this city on the lst inst, BY
Rev. R. W. Boswortb.
You will be surprised at the low prices Of
Dressing Cases at the Union Drug Store.
Mr.. J F. George, dentist, who has been in
poor health the past two years, became in
ane last week and was removed to the
Northern Hospital for the Insane.
The glorious comedy farce, g HIS Las
Legs with the favorite actor, Mr.. L. o.
Stevens. as Felix O'Callaghan. will, we are
sure, prove great treat to those who are
fortunate enough to attend the Band benefit
on Saturday, Jan. IS.
AT meeting held in the basement Of ST.
Marks church ON Tuesday evening Edward
English and John 0Donnell were elected
directors of St. Mark church for two years.
The quarterly meeting Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will occur in this city on
Sunday next, services comm encing at the
usual hour. Preaching by the Presiding Ell
der.
A very fine programme of music has been
arranged by Prof Olker for the entertain
ment to be given on Saturday week.
Mrs Bennett, who has been spending
some weeks In this city with her parents.
Judge and Mrs. Van Wyck, left here on
Wednesday last for Alabama, where she will
join her husband and spend the balance of
the winter South
Died, in Waukegan, On the 31st ult, of old
age, Hannah G. Gorton, aged rs years the
same day, Jennie P. Bond, of scarlet fever,
aged IA years and months Jan. lst, Pat
rick McAree, aged so years the same day.
Of consumption, Richard Pfeffer, aged 20
years.
Mr.. John T. Dunn, well known con-
tractor Of Milwaukee, and one Of his work.
men we're killed by the breaking Of one of
the supports TO the scaffolding at the new
Como block on Broadway, in that city, on
Tuesday.
Conductor Thomas Moore, of the Kenosha
Accommodation train, and wife, and MIR. +.
O. Head and wife, of this city, left on Tues
day morning on trip to California.
James IL. Johnson. Esq of the firm of
Storrs & Johnson, contractors and builders,
of St. Joseph, Mich is visiting in this city
as the guest of his cousin, Mr.. Charles 81.
Jackson. This firm have just completed
block of brick buildings at St. Joseph. at a
cost of sos, 900, which is called the finest
block in Berrian county, Mich Waukegaa
Gazette.
FoR SALE --13a acres Of improved land
within one mile of the Court House; J acre
Of thrifty strawberry plants set out last
spring JAMES MATHEWS.
Miss Florence Ashley and Miss Helen
Hesse, who have been visiting at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. J. f. Mahoney, in Pleasant
Prairie returned to their home in Chicago
last Sunday.
Subscribers paying one year in advance
will receive copy of KendalIs Treatise
on the Horse and his Diseases. This Is
valuable work to every one who keeps
horse
Mr.. Rudolph Weidauer and Miss Belle
Wright, sister of ex-Postmaster Wright, were
married at Racine on the Sd inst They
will reside at Merrill, Wis.
Mr.. Jacob Meyers, of Brighton, who has
been in Nevada the past three years, was
In this city on Tuesday, on his way home
to Brighton, where he intends to remain.
Mr.. j. B. Kupfer sold over one thousand
barrels of crackers last year more than he
did the year previous. This speaks we'll for
Kenosha crackers.
Miss Lucy Southwick, of Waukegan, and
Mr.. Frank E. Booth, of Nordland, Dakota,
were married at the home of the brides par
ents in Waukegan on the Sd inst.
ST. Georges church has been incorporated
and the following officers were elected on
the 26th Dec. for two years Carl Boerner,
Secretary Matthias Huck, Treasurer.
Mr.. William Dickhaut was on hand at the
Rerschede -Schend wedding on Monday even
ing as musical director and general manager
of the dance hall, and to him may largely be
given the credit of the success of the affair
in this particular.
Some say consumption can't be cured"
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, as proved by forty
years experience, will cure this disease when
not already advanced beyond the reach of
medical aid. Even then its use affords great
relief, and insures refreshing sleep.
There will be an auction sale ON the farm
of Matthias Schwan two miles north of
Kenosha, on the Racine road, in the town of
Somers. on Thursday, Jan. 17lb, commenc-
ing at 10 o clock A. NJ, sharp, of farm stock
and farming implements. f. R. Wilson,
auctioneer.
At the annual meeting of the Phillips
Furniture Company, held on Tuesday night,
the following directors were elected for the
ensuing year: q. J. Lewis, 0.S Newell,
L. Knapp z. G. Simmons, Geo. Yule, E. Balm,
L. Balm, L. Lee, G, A. Dewey
The new edition of t" Students Songs
comprising the tscenty first thousand, has just
been published by Moses King, of Cambridge.
The collection comprises over sixty of the
jolly songs as now sung at all leading colleges
in America. 1t has the full music for all
the songs and airs compiled by VIM. H.
Hills Harvard, l880). The price is only
fifty cents.
The German Workingmens Aid Society
will celebrate the third anniversary of the
formation ofthe society by grand bali in
Park City Hall on Tuesday evening. Jan.
10Th. Music by Lawson s. Hayek's full
orchestra, of Racine. A general invitation
is extended TO all we'll disposed persons to
attend, and good time may be anticipated.
Admission so cents.
Among the pleasant gatherings on New
Years day. in this city, was the one at MIR.
and Mrs Charles Fl. Jackson's, on WASH
ington street, there being present Captain
and Mrs S. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Armstrong, Mr. ]. A. jackson and Miss
Belle Paxton, of Kenosha; Mr.. James H.
johnson, of st. Joseph. Michigan, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Hyland, of Waukegan.-
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