The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-08
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY s, 1884.
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Mr.. Geo. NJ Melville spent Sunday at
home.
Choice Tea, 40 cents pound, at James
Mathews.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Cobb rejoice over the
birth of daughter.
An infant daughter of Mr.. Patrick Ward
died last week.
Rev r. Miller has sold his fine horse to
MIR. II Slosson.
Miss Ria Siebbins is home from Milwau
kee, on u months vacation.
DR. Gillespie mas been confined TO his house
through illness the past week
Mrs Maggie Hoye is spending few
weeks with relatives in Racine.
Mrs James Rust has returned from six
weeks visit TO Toronto Canada.
Miss Belle Simmons went to Arlington,
Ill.,, to attend the wedding of Mrs Jackson.
The st. Matthew'S Ladies' Aid Society
met at the Water Cure on Thursday evening.
Mr. Charles Schroeder, of Chicago, is
~ AVW unJS OF NO hVhiV ia thio wv
The Ladies' Methodist Aid Society met
on Thursday evening at the residence Of Mrs.
E. L. Grant on Prairie avenue
DR.. L T. Dryer, of Racine, died at his
residence in that city on Thursday of last
week.
proiracted meeting was held at The Ger
man M f. church on the North side last
week.
Shelled Corn and Mill Stuffs always on
hand Mt Kenosha Crossing at lowest possible
prices
The Whist Club had its final meeting at
The residence Of Mr.. c. Reamer on Saturday
evening
Mrs. Ollie Lane has returned from Slater,
Mo where she spent two months with her
husband.
Messrs. Chef. Reynolds and Louie Theirs.
of Chicago spent Sunday at their homes in
this city.
There will be a dime reading at the Pleas
ant Prairie NJ. Il. church on Saturday even
ing Feb. 9th.
The Kenosha Tile and Brick Company
have filed articles of incorporation with the
Secretary of State.
Mrs. Duff residing near the bridge, broke
her arm last week She slipped while going
after pail of water.
Mrs. Anderson, of Chicago has been the
guest of Mrs. Ollie Lane and Miss Belle
Reeve during the past week
Mrs Edward Balm, her son Charles and
Mrs. F. s. Newell, leave to-day for Florida.
They expect to be absent about month.
The skating rink was crowded last Satur-
day night, and nice sum was realized for
the benefit of the National Band
Mr.. Crandall, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is stop
ping at the American House. He was a
school.mate of Gus in Brooklyn.
District Attorney Cavanaugh and wife
are happy over the birth Of q son, weighing
J. lbs, on Tuesday.
Me- Henry CRUDE the tonsorial artist at
Prof Dickhaut's, and his wife are happy
over the birth of boy last week
Bertram Extract of Malt and White Beer,
strictly temperate for sale and delivered to
any part of the city by James Mathews.
The sooable of the Congregational Society
was held at the residence of Hon. W. =.
Maxwell in Somers on Thursday afternoon
and evening.
A pleasant party assembled at the resi-.
dcnce Of Mrs, DR.. A. Farr on Wednesday
evening After enjoying sociable ten.
the party resolved itself into whist club.
Mr. James Carney, of Rosencrans. Ill.,,
and Miss Eugene Murray. of P .easant Prairie,
were married on the 2Sd ult, by Rev. P. v
DAILY
Corn Meal at Lindqulsrs Mill, Truesdell
Station, S22 per ton Corn and Oats, ground,
$24 per ton; shelled Corn Sc cents per
hushel
Messrs Theodore and Geo. Hensel clerks
in Marden \ Farrs and F Robinson's drug
stores, spent Sunday at their home in Mil
waukee
Mr. Patrick Kearns, residing near the
depot fell on the slippery sidewalk on Tues
day near the depot, and dislocated his shoul.
der
Mrs, Hugh Haven, Of Chicago, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Geo Hale. a
few days ago She brought her young son
with her.
The Methodists Of Pike Grove will give
their annual oyster supper in Bishops Hall
Somers. on Friday evening, Feb. 10. Al
are.nvited.
MIR. Emil Bellhod, who went 10 Elgin
nhN he haa A.
10 this city, and is back at his old position
ir English Bros
Papinon Skin Cure, Papillon Catarrl
Cure PapiilOn Cough Cure Papillon BlooC
Cure, made by Papillon Mfg Co, Of Chicago
Ills, aud advertised in this paper. is fo
sale by Starkweather 4 Co.
Mr.. Dennis Keny's horse ran away o,
Monday He ran into telegraph post a
the express Office and broke off one Of III
wheels Of the wagon,
The time Of collection Of taxes by tn
City Treasurer is drawing 10 q close. s. {
Johnson, the newly.eleoted Treasurer,
receiving them at the City Hail.
The bean sociable at the NJ. Il. church 0
last. Friday evening was fairly attende
and the society netted about $lb. MUG
amusement was created by the throwing
bean bags
There win be an oyster supper at the res
dence Of r n Waldo, in Bristol, Q
Thursday Feb. IL, for the benefit Of III
NJ. E. church of Pleasant Prairie A cordi,
invitation is extended TO all
lively tea party, consisting of eigI
ladies' was given OF The residence Of Mr.
Theodore Newell. on Park avenue, Saturia
last. The united ages Of the eight laiit
was GA years.
Mrs. Nicolas Kloss died at her rrsiden,
in this city on Thursday morning, at hal
East six O'clock, Of quick consumption. 81
was daughter Of Mr.. Sykes, Of Brighto
in this county.