The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-09-12
Go to the Fair to-day.

Hon. F. Robinson and daughter Emma
went TO Madison on Saturday.
Miss Maria Lance spent last week with
friends in Milwaukee.
Mr.: E. s. Moe, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with his friend, c. D. Van VIE.
Mr.. R. l. McGinnis has gone to Colora-
do on business trip.
Mrs. Dedrich, of Port Washington, is
visiting her sister, Miss Sarah keenan,.
Mr.. j. P. Williams, of Racine, died last
week, at the age of So years.
Mr.. Robert Nicoll of Chicago, spent Sun
day in this city with his parents.
Look out for tramps, pickpOckets, burglars
and confidence men.
Fifteen to twenty horses are on the
grounds for the races.
The Republicans of this city are trying to
organize campaign cavalry company
Mr. s. L. Hastings will have fourteen of
his heavy draft horses on exhibition at the
Fair on Thursday.
Mr.. James Cavanagh, Of this city, de-
livered II campaign speech at Bishop Hall,
Somers last Saturday evening
Remember the Old Settlers picnic at
Paddocks Lake Tuesday, Sept. Is, 1884.
D. b. BENEDICT
Don't forget to patronize the dining hall
at the Fair grounds. The ladies # st.
Georges church have il in charge.
Mrs. Keough and son, of Chicago, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Glib
hons and Mrs. james Mathews.
Capt O. W. Davis died at Racine last
week, aged II years. lie was one of the old
est lake captains.
Mr.. L. Memory, of South Evanston,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. r
Crook and family:
Miss Medora Head left last week for Eu-
rope, and will study music at Paris dur
ing the next two years.
All is not gold that gitters, therefore do
not invest in cheap jewelry, no matter bow
nice il looks.
furnished-fOr months, from November |.
Apply to Mrs Bacot, Prairie avenue.
Subscribe for the KenOsha TELEGRAPH.
1t is the best edited paper in the county.
Col NJ. Frank, editor.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Truesdell and son
went to New York last week on Nn extended
visit.
Mrs. Gerken, of Bloomington, H., anu
Mrs. Peters, of Europe are visiting Mrs. 4.
DiCkhaut and friends in this city.
Fred Hellng, formerly of Racine, sho
aud killed himself accidentally, In Kansas.
recently.
Wall Paper, latest designs at 20 to so per
cent less than regular prices, and borders
free ut Hosea Barns.
MIR VIM. p. Robinson, the geutlemanly
assistant in the First National Bank is en-
joying short vacation.
Messrs Ed Doyle and NJ. Daily, of Chi
cage, are spending their vacation with Jas
Moran, of Somers
Patrons and friends of the Kindergarten
will be welcome visitors ut the Cottage OF
Thursday mornings, from 8 to /.
Miss Jessie johnson directs the music IL
the Kinder garten, and the little voices 6len(
hw,elly in following their leader.
Mr. w. Il Reed went to Red Wing, Mimi
last week for weeks visit. Mrs. Reed ha
been visiting there several weeks.
a picnic was given to the children
of the Congregational Church Sunda!
School on Saturday at Durkee's Drive
Prof Rawson's wife and family have beel
here few weeks. Mr.. Rawson has rente
Miss Quigley's new house on Ann street.
Mr.. Julia NJ. Stein, proprietor of th
Lake Villa hotel, Waukegan, was in thi
city on Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Porter, of Waukegan, hs
been visiting Mrs. J. H. Charles durin
the past week.
number of society people drove to R
cine Tuesday evening. Supper was take
at the halfway house, and an enjOyab
time was had by all.
Wanted to borrow, $4,000 on Texas lam
at : per cent interest three to five yeav
time Address JNo. c NEwBURY,
Pilot Point, Texas
The Great Giant Horse, % hands hig
larger than any two ordinary animals, wi
s. H. Barrett & Co.'S Big Show at Kenosl
on Tuesday, Sept. %.
Two daughters of Rev. Mr.. Bray, of IL
city, left this week for Mt. Holyoke, Mas
one to resume her engagement as teacher
the seminary, and the other to attend scho
The largest tents ever used by any sh'
in the world are used by S. II. Barrett
Co. New United Monster Railroad Show e
hibiting at Kenosha on Tuesday, Sept %.
Mr.. Colt, from Grand Rapids Mich, sc
in-law of L. G. Merrill, who has been sper
ing few days in this city, left with /
family for home on Thursday.
A drove of elegant Giraffes, tall and gra
full, to be seen with Barrett & Co.'s CIR
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