The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-03-21
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. MARCH 81, 1884.


FRIDAY. MARCH q, 1884.
Luman French, of Chicago. spent Sunday in
this city.
MrJ.B. Kupfer has nearly recovered from
his recent illness
WALL PApER-Latest Styles at Hosea
Barna.
Miss Williamson, of Bangor, Me-, is visit
ing Miss Bessie Howe.
Attention is called to the new announce
ment Of F. W. Lyman & Son.
Miss Lizzie Flynn, Of Chicago, made
flying visit to this city last week.
Mrs. d. M. AIvord, who has been very sick
all winter, is able to be out again.
Miss Atkins, of Arlington, ILL.,, is the
guest of Miss Belle Simmons.
Read Dan. Head s. Co.'S new advertise
ment.
Zslmon Siebbins, of Elgin Ill, visited at
his home in this city last week
Mr.. Patrick Haddican died in Bristol on
the 18th inst, aged "a years.
For sALE.-Fifty high grade Merino sheep,
one horse, four mares, five head young
stock, by NJ. 0. Myrick, Paris.
Miss frankie Flynn has returned home
from few weeks visit in Danville, H., and
Chicago.
Mrs. C. M. Lee has been quite ill for some
time, though DR.. Farr thinks her quite i'm
proving.
The wife Of Rev. VIM. G. Dandy. of
Waukegan, died on Saturday last, after
dong illness.
Mr.. VIM. Howe died in Benton, ILL.,, on
The 10Th inst, Of congestion Of the lungs,
aged 70 years.
The weather for the past week has been
raw and cold Tuesday we had cold
rain nearly all day.
Any one wanting to purchase very de-
sirable farm will find one advertised for sale
in another column.
Willard F. Boyington died in Waukegan
on the 18th inst, Of pneumonia, in the 10th
year Of his age.
HUI" CoUGH CURE Safe, pleasant and
quick, cheaper than coughing. 20 cents.
Ask F. Robinson.
Mrs, Ann French died in Waukegan on
the 9th inst, of old age, aged 80 years, 2
months and "a days.
Mrs. A. H. Harrison, of ia Crosse Wis,
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Gale,
during the past week.
A mistake was made last week in the
obituary notice Of Mr.. VIM Burt He came
to Kenosha in 1858, not 1888.
Mr. F. A. Kinney, who he's been working
in Cleveland, Ohio, since last summer, has
been home on visit the past week
Mr.. Ferdinand Schmidt died in BurIing-
ton, Racine county, on the 18th inst, aged
70 years, months and " days.
Rev. Mr.. Dumbell Rector of :st. James
church in Milwaukee, will preach at the
Episcopal church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. John Fay, of Benton ILL.,, has moved
10 Newport, on the Edward Moran place
which he rented for term Of years
MIR. Joseph Peacock died near Richmond
ILL.,. on the 9th inst. aged 81 years. He
settled on the farm where he died in 1887.
Mrs. Patrick Harkins, aged ss years, died
at the resid ence of her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Cormiek, in Pleasant Prairie, on the 10Th
inst.
Mr.. James Cooper, Of this city, slipped or
the ice in Milwaukee several days ago ant
sprained his ankle. He is confined to hi
home here.
On Friday of last week Mrs. Charles Blood
of this city, presented her husband with
young family of triplets, two boys and
girl The girl has since died.
LosT-0n the evening of the 18th inst
on the road from Park avenue to Kimbal
Hall, or in the hail. gold earring. Tn
finder will be suitably rewarded by return
ling it TO Miss F. II. Newell.
Deaths in Racine Mr.. Peter johnson
aged 80 years, on the 18th inst. of copsump
ton Matilda, aged IA years, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs Peter A. Hanson, Of diphthe
ria, on the 18th inst.
The Board Of Health should see that Oh
alleys and back yards are Immediately clear
ed of the garbage and ashes deposited i
them during the winter,
Miss Maggie Schend and her sister, Mrs
Frank Herschede, arrived on WEDNESDAY
from Detroit, but only to find their mothe
already gone to rest.
Mr.. Frank MiScho has returned frol
Appleton, where he has been visiting friend
He looks we'll and reports himself as havin
enjoyed very pleasant vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. t. wolcott, Of johnson
burg, N. Y, and formerly of this city, ha
their family increased bv the addition of
daughter at Christmas.
Mr.. A. B. Wattles has possessed himse
ola fine team of carriage horses of IL
we'll known Rooney stock It seems tn
Mr. Wattles cannot let any opportunity pa
TO buy good team.
One hundred bushels of choice Timotl
Seed, free from all foul stuff, and Mammo
Glover Seed for sale by A. j. Benedic
Woodwork, Wis.
On Sunday last the money drawer in N
John Gonnermann's store was mysterious
robbed during his absence. Hell quite su
who the guilty party is, and will seize 1
first opportunity to bring him to justice.
Mr.. s. L. Hastings has now eleven Of /
best work horses in this part of the countl
He has lately purchased a bay horse viii
attracts no little admiration. Mr.. Hastir
has much pride in his stables, and with
best Of reasons