The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-28
CHICAGO q NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRInAY. MARCH %. 1884.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MARCH %. 1884.
Election tickets printed at this office on
short notice.
5Mr. and Mrs. John Petit have gone South
for a short time.
Miss Scott, Of Toledo, Ohio, is visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. Frank Caferty, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in this city
WALL PAPER-Latest Styles at Hosea
Barns.
Mrs. Giles, Of Chicago, visited friends and
relatives here last week.
Mr.. Hugh MoKindley has been seriously
i'll during the past week
Mrs. Childs, of Cleveland, o., is visiting
the family Of Rev. s. ]. French.
Mr.. Hithersay, of Chicago, spent Sunday
al the residence Of Mr.. W. Blinn.
Mr.. Harvey Durkee, Jr., of Chicago, visited
his parents here during the past week.
Mrs. Young visited Mr.. W H. Harrison
and family at Genoa Junction last week.
Mrs. Goodsel and daughter Annie, of
Hebron, H.. visited friends here last week.
Mr.. W. G. Dabbs, of Pleasant Prairie,
has returned from his recent visit to Chicago.
Mr.. Ferdinand Smith, of Burlington, Ra-
cine county, died on the 18th inst, aged 70
years, 8 months and days.
Miss McCullom, of Gloversville. N. Y, is
visiting in the family of her uncle in TINS
place, Mr. Il. w. Blinn.
The Parish Aid Society of st. Matthew
church meet at the residence of Mrs. Il.
F. King on Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Petit, of Chicago, and Miss
Lulu Petit, of Milwaukee, spent the first of
the week in this city.
club" CoUGH CuRE.-Safe, pleasant and
quick, cheaper than coughing % cents.
Ask +. Robinson.
Mrs. z. G. Simmons and Miss Minnie
Simmons returned on Wednesday, from q
few weeks sojOurn in Florida and the South.
Prof. Eldridge, of Racine College, gave an
interesting lecture on Early Christian
Art, at the Episcopal church on Wednes-
day evening
To RHST-The Episcopal Reotory. The
whole or part of the house can be had.
Apply ct this office
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Rice, of Pleasant
Prairie, are delighted at the presence of a
baby girl in their family.
The past week was a wet one, rain
falling several days. on Tuesday it
poured down all day.
Mr.. II. S. Reed has sold one-hah of
the schooner q. w. Wescott to James A,
Braydon, of Milwaukee, for $1,000.
Our friends in the several towns in the
county will do us favor by sending us
the election returns on Wednesday next.
Mrp. Simpson, Of Benton, Lake county, ILL.,.
who went east a few weeks ago on o visit,
fell and broke her hip, and died from the
effects Ofher injuries,
Mrs. H. j. Miller, of Racine. visited hei
sisters, Mrs. Michael Hammang and Mrs
Peter Wallig, in this city, the latter part Of
last week.
The saloon license during the last year il
said to have brought to the city revenue
of about $4,000. tits an i'll wind that blow
no one good.
Mr.. Arthur G. Fischer, of Milwaukee, an,
Miss Florence Belle Whitman, of Burling
ton, Racine county, were married on tn
10th inst.
Mrs. Katharine Broesch died at her resi-
denoe on the North side on Tuesday, Marc
25th, OF puerpural fever, aged 81 years,
months and rs days.
The Peoples Cyclopedia of Univer
sal knowledge for sale at this office
Price, library binding, $16.5O. See ac
yertisement in another column.
Mrs. Rugg, from Rome. Oak ota, formerl
a resident Of this place, is on visit here
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. L,
Holt. She will remain for some time.
Another baby boom has come over Il
town. Mrs. O. NJ. Petit gave birth to
ten pound boy, aud Mrs. VIM. Farr adds
her husbands profession young physician
Messrs. ]. j. and E. E. Foltz, togeth'
with their families, of Burlington, Racil
county. have moved to Chester, Thay
county, Neb.. where they will 90 into d
stock raising business.
Mr.. Thomas UdeI, of Randall, acciden
ally sawed off one of his thumbs and 4
first two fingers Of one Of his hands. Il
week. while saving wood with circul
saw.
Mr.. Peter Jacobs is fitting up portion
the match factory for dwelling There
also three very good houses in process
erection on Milwaukee avenue. There
still little life in thetown.
1t is said that the public school buildi
on the North side is quite unsafe, and
tIrely unfit for use. If such be the ia
some course should be taken to replace
with respectable substitute
Messrs. Peter Becker & Son find the loss
them occasioned by the burglary last We
more severe than they at first supposed.
trick, however, was not go successful
there is still some prospect Of apprehend
the culprits.
Mr. Richard Turk, formerly of Newp,
fake county died at the residence of his
in Silver Creek, Neb, on It'll inst, aged
years 10 months and days. He resi-
IN Newport 3S years
Rev. Father Clsary delivered tempera
lecture in the Cathedral at Milwaukee
Tuesday evening to an audience Of about
600. and at Marinette, Wis, ON Wednest
He will return home to-day.