The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-04-11


Mrs Jehn McLoughlin, who resided OF
the Walk gan road several years age, diec
at the residence Of her daughter. Mrs Dennis
Carney, in Chicago last week. Her remain.
were brought here for interment
E. NJ Barnes has just returned from ih.
American Veterinary College, New York city
and has opened an Office at his residence on
the Burlington road. y miles from Kenosha
wherehe will be glad 10 see all who desire
his services
Mr. Theodore Mazanti. of the firm of Ma
zanti & Bachtrop. has moved his family from
Racine INTO the apartments over their store.
| He has also his fine horse and outfit within
range of enjoyment when the streets of our
city are made comfortably passable.
Main street is In very bad condition, rs
it always is after few days rain. AS it
will hare to be paved sooner or later. it
should be done without delay. Being q
public lhoroughfare, used by all our citizens
portion of the expense ought to be borne
by every tax payer
Call and see my spring stock of Baby Car
riages, Boys Express Wagons Bicycles, Hob
by Horses etc. They are of the best make,
and | will warrant every one Of them. They
will be old as cheap As at any other place in
town. JAS. MATHEWS.
Mr.. Frank II. White, Of this city, has gone
to Augusta, Wis, to construct Touring
mill, as per contract assumed by him. Mr..
White is young man of more than ordinary
enterprise, and we have no doubt will only
add while away TO his good reputation at
home
Halls Hair Remover renews, cleanses.
brightens. and invigorates the hair, and re-
stores faded or gray hair to it's y uthfnl color
and lusre People with gray hair prefer
to use the Remover rather than proclaim to
the world through their bleached locks that
they are becoming aged and passing on to
decay.
The growing element of ST. Georges
church is evident In the fact that on SUM-
day last FIVE children was christened in that
church Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Meyer present
ed their baby boy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer
their baby girl, Mr.. and Mrs Adam Mitten
o boy, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Werve q girl
Perfect soundness Of body ana mind is
possible only with pure blood Leading au-
thorities of civilized countries endorse Ayers
Sarsaparilla as the best blood-purifying
medicine in existence. 1t vastly increases
the working and productive powers of both
hand and brain.
Mrs. Parsons returned home last week FROM
Lockland o., where she spent the winter.
During her absence her house here was
broken into and everything turned upside
down. Nothing is missed. The people &C
cupying the adjoining house say they saw
lights moving around the house on two even
ings.
The Jewell Nursery Company, of Lake
City, Minnesota, will deliver the Nursery
stock ordered of them through their agents
last fall at Kenosha, Wednesday, April &c.
They hope all will be promptly prepared to
receive their goods as they have other deliv-
cries to make and cannot delay. Call at
American House.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. No. ! will
give their thirty fourth annual ball at Park
City Hall on Easter Monday, April IA
Music by Lawson & Hayek's full orchestra,
of Racine. A good time may be expected,
as the boys will do all in their power to
make it an evening of enjoyment for all those
Tickets so cents
The weather the past week has been some
what varied. Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday were quite pleasant, although an
east wind made overcoats necessity. Mon
dav we had light fall of snow early in the
morning. followed by rain and snow Tues
day and Wednesday mornings the ground
was covered with snow.
Mrs. Lucy Smith, wife of the late DR..
Elias Smith, of Racine, died in that city on
Sunday morning, in the SD year Of her age
She came TO Racine from Ohio in 1887.
Mr.. Peter Faber died at his home in Racine
on the 9th inst, of consumption, in the 9th
year of his age Mr.. Womack Smith died at
the residence of his neice in the town of Do,
yer, Racine county. on the 3lst ult., aged 81
years. He took up government land in Do
yer in 1912, and has resided there ever
since.
Bur glars are becoming holder in their
operations in this city, and if there is not q
sufficient force of police put on at night to
capture them there is no telling where they
will stop. On Tuesday night, between the
hours of and IL o'clock, while Mr. and
Mrs. COTE and daughter were absent from
home at party at Mr.. G. H. Sager 8, their
house was entered BY burglars, who ransack-
ed every drawer in the house and tumbled
everything upside down in every room.
They carried off two gold lockets, one of them
worth $50, lace pin set with precious
stones, three gold rings and pocketbook
containing about one dollar, all belonging to
his daughter also small amount of change
which they found in Mr.. Goffes pants peck.
OF. They got in through the cellar window
and burst open the cellar door leading into
the kitchen, which was locked. II would
seem that the burglars must have been ac-
cuainted with the movements of the family,
for il they were not they would not have un-
deriaken their work so early in the evening
About three o'clock on Wednesday morning
officer Lane discovered two fellows in the
alley in rear Of Masonic Block, and called
on them TO halt. They did not do so and
he fired on them. They in turn fred back,
and we're followed TO Ann street, where fir
| ing was resumed by boz h the officer and the
burglars, for such they undoubtedly were.
| During The firing two bullets struck the
south side of the residence Of Mrs. F.
George; one Of them lodged in joist AMI
the other went through the wall and into the
house and lodged about a foot over where
Mrs George was sleeping She aad mar
row escape. The burglars disappeared
through the alley in rear of Capt. Evereits.
When officer Newhous. heard The firing ne
was on his way 10 the depot and returned to
| Ann stvaoi in fine "a sea four chntc rod
He joined officer Lane. and they went in
search of the burglars, bat could not find
them
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