The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-01-18

Go and hear Mr. Van Gasbeck sing the
beautiful song Dear Old Southern Home.
at the benefit Concert for the Band on Satur-
day evening, Jan. 10Th, at Kimball Opera
House.
Some three weeks ago John Bieneman, |,
who resided on the North side, eloped with
Eva Pfarr, leaving wife and FIVE or Fix
\ children behind. Bieneman is about 40
years of age and the girl about % or "A.
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strength. Be wise IN time. All baneful
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equaled Alternative.
Conductor Cayanaugh and wife and son,
Miss Annie Stanton. Miss Kearns and Mr..
Frank Cafferty, of Chicago, and Conductor
Whalen and wife. Of Milwaukee, came here
last week to attend the funeral Of SIR
Patrick Kelly
Anthony Forrey, who assaulted
Can't Bissei on Monday night, was
arrested on Tuesday night and brought
before Justice Gillett on Wednesday
morning. He was fined $25 or 90 days Ii
in Jail.
The music by the National Band at The
skating rink last Saturday evening would do
credit to bands organized for years. All
should attend the concert at Kimball Hall on
Satul day evening and encourage the roys.
The weather the past week has been
pleasant, the thermometer marking above
zero almost every day There was light
fall of snow on Saturday morning A thaw
set in on Sunday and the snow disappeared
very fast.
The Bristol and Paris Brass Band
will give concert at the Plank Road
church, under the direction of Prof. I'll.
Wilson, Saturday evening, Jan. Goth,
1894 Admission 25 cents.
By ORDER OF Con-.
dance was given at The A. o. H. Hall
on Monday evening for the benefit of Mr..
George Norris who broke his leg q short {
time ago. The music was furnished by vii /,
son Bros Band. Mr. Morris realized a {
nice little sum. Ii
Elk Judge Wentworth has resumed the
practice Of law in Racine, and has associated
with him his son, John T. Wentworth, Jr.
They will do general law business, includ
ing collections, and will give to all business
entrusted to them prompt and careful atten-
ton j
| Last Friday night very pleasant party
was given at the residence of Mr.. Stephen |
Crosby, in Pleasant Prairie. Wilson Bros. !
were on hand with good music, and notwith !
standing the stormy weather, the attendance
was large and most enjoyable time was
had
Nr. John Graves, well-known stock :
dealer, was robbtd and beaten by highway :
men near Burlington, Racine County, on !.
Monday evening They hung him head !;
downwards. lie was discovered shortly
afterwards but it is thought his injuries will
prove fatal
Mr.. John Surgis, who has been quite i'll :
for the past two weeks. is on his feet again, :
ready for work. His two children, who
have also been quite sick, are now able to =
return TO their places in school. Mr.. Sur :
gis seems 10 appreciate the ray Of sunshine :
after the storm. 9
Mr., Michael FonK, formerly of Paris, and
Miss Mary Eppers, of Brighton, were mar o
ried at the Catholic church in Paris on We'd q
nesday of last week. A reception was C
given at the residence of the bride sister, y
Mrs Philip Fonk. The bride received many {
valuable presents.
Mr. W. 4. Potter has closed up his bust !,
ness here and gone to Cambridge, Wis,
where he enters into partnership with his
uncle who runs two large stores Mr.. q
Potter has made many friends here since be Q
came to Kenosha, and our citizens regret to
lose him.
Mr. Henry P. Kotz goes to New Munster n
to spend couple of weeks Mr.. Kotz has /
been with w. T. Potter during his stay here a
and won the reputation of being a good E
salesman and a thoroughly good fellow. Tie I
will join his old employers in his new To- e
cation. In
The annual meeting OF TIE Kenosha County :,
Bible Society will be held at the Methodist :
church in this city next Sunday evening, :
Jan. Doth, at o'clock An address may ba !.
expected from Rev. A. j. Mead, formerly
pastor of the church, and now State Agent of
the American Bible Society. !
The american Farmer should be in every
farmers house in this county. It is one Of @
the best agricultural journals in the West
We have made arrangements with the pub +
! Usher by which we can club the american !
| Farmer with the UNION or TELEGRAPH at 20 q
cents per year The regular price is 81.
The great the only, the mysterious De
Vaille, who can perform any illusion, to !,
whom nothing seems impossible, who can
give a performance in any language viii
positively appear for the benefit of the Band,
at Kimball Opera House, JAM 10Th. !.
Mrs Esther Dean died at her residence on I
the corner of Exchange and Deming streets, '
in this city, on the 18th inst. aged SO years :
and months The funeral services were
held at the house on Monday, Rev. Mr.. Bos
worth officiating Her remains were follow
ed to the grave by large number of our
citizens.
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an attractive appearance, q delightful and
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Speaking of MIR L. c. Stevens, the Ithaca,
| N. ". Journal says: OF easy and COM
manding appearance, and faultless
delivery, he commanded the closest atten
ton from the rising to tAe fall of the cur
tain" lie will appear at Kimhall Opera
House, for the benefit of the Band, Saturday
evening, Jan. 18Th.
4 series of parties are being given in the
western part of The county. On the even
ing of the 18th enc will take place at The Odd
Fellows Halt in Wilmot, and on the 18th at
Mr. Van Alstiue's in Salem Wilson's Band
will furnish the music. and every pains have
been taken to make these parties agreeable
and entertaining in every particular.
The Methodist parsonage at Union Grove
was burned to the ground, together with |
most Of the contents, at 5 A. NJ, Tuesday |
Sth inst The parsonage was occupied by |
Rev Thomas Sharpe and his family. Mr..
Sharp and his wife had q narrow escape !