The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-02

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sideration Of important business.
Mr. John Mace, WAC is an employee in Il
Mccormick agricultural works il Chical
3 visited his mother in this city the first Of Il
0 week.
Capt John Maloney, who has been sick q
: winter. has sufficiently recovered to sail II
Lockout He left this harbor with her Q
Saturday.
To cough or not TO cough IS settled at on
with q Is cent bottle of z HUB" CoUGH Cur
AT F. Robinson's
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bishop and Sol
: of Evansville, Wis, are the guests Of Mr.
Newton Fisk. Mrs Newton Fisk is iii
Bishops daughter.
have complete line Of elegant sample
from the largest wall paper house in Chicago
They are beautiful Come and see them.
take orders for them at 20 per cent discount
HOSEA BARNS.
Mr. Ed Hugunin, who has been studying
law for some time in Mr.. M. Al. Baker
office, has gone to Montana with Mr.. Walter
]. Fox, 10 engage in sheep raising.
Mr.. John Gonnerman will leave home on
the 10th Of May, inst, for New York, to EN-
bark on his European tour, and visit among
his friends in the Fatherland.
Papill6n Skin Cure, Papillon Caiarrh
Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood
Cure, made by Papillon Mfg Co, of Chicago,
Ills, and advertised in this paper, is for
sale by Starkweather & Co.
Miss Freddie Sanders, formerly of Racine,
died in Washington, D. c., recently. Miss
Ida H. Yates, formerly Of Racine died at
Natchez, Miss, few days ago.
The old frame dwelling in the rear Of P.
Harmcn's saloon, belonging to Mr. Calkins,
has been sold to Mr.. Westcott. and is being
moved TO one of his lots west Of Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zeitler, who reside
in the North Ward Of this city, rejoice in the
birth of boy which came to them on Sun
day last, tipping the scales at seventeen
pounds.
The residence Of Mr.. F.. M. Knapp, in
Racine. was burglarized on Thursday night
Of last week. Mr.. Knapp's pants were car
ried out into the yard and rifed Of 1856 in
cash.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, merchant of Chicago,
were looking up some old friends and ao-
quaintances in this city on Tuesday last.
He bears every evidence of enterprise and
ability.
Mr.. Dillingham;, who is with the Philip
Best Bottling establishment of Detroit, with
which Mr.. Herschede, Mr.. Schend's son-in-
aw, is connected, was in this city the latter
part Of last week.
Mr.. John Filbin, formerly an employee in
his office, left on Tuesday for St. Paul,
Mimi, to resume his old position in the
,ffice of the st. Paul Globe We wish him
continued success.
Mr.. Jacob Hermann has placed in his
'hoe store new and very handsome fire.
proof safe. Mr.. HERMANN increasing bust
less demands additional convenieuces, which
We hope will continue to multiply
Mrs. H. G. Haskell, Of Marshall, Mich.
las been visiting her brother, Mr.. VIM. s.
Lamb. Mrs. Haskell was a delegate to the |
Nomans Board of Missions at Milwaukee
asst week.
Mr.. Jarel Brockett. an early settler of
zenosha, reached the age Of eighty years on
Sunday last. The fact of his age is nothing
but it should be added he is
till as sprightly as boy.
The only cyclone which passed over this
'ity on Sunday last was the Mayors edict,
md that struck only the saloons and closed
heir doors most effectually. II is an i'll
Wind that blows no one some good
The annual meeting of the lakewood |
Cemetery Association will be held in the |
3omers NJ. Z. church, ON Saturday. May Sd,
II 2 P. NJ.
By ORDER OF Exec. Cow.
Rev M. Bachelor, from Connecticut
Preached in the Congregational church last
Sunday morning and evening. Preaching
y temporary supply is expected next
sunday.
Mr.. Henry Colk, respected citizen of
Senosha, died at his residence on Park |
venue on Sunday night last Mr.. Colk was
me of the elder residents, and bore most |
excellent reputation for honesty and inlegri.
y in his business life.
Rev. Father O'Gorman, of Faribault, |
Mimi, is one Of the most polished speakers
n the West. and his lecture on & Religion |
md Art" is said by those who have heard it
o be masterpiece.
On Saturday last Mr.. George Kellogg, of
Langdon farm, near the State Line, was in
his city and exhibited in the streets a fine
display Of stations. They certainly were
Inc looking horses, and showed Inc increas-
ng interest in that line of stock in this VIZ
,inity.
Ayers Cathartic Pills are the best medi-
cine that can be employed to correct irregu-
arities Of the stomach anu bowels. Gentle,
yet Thorough, in their action, they cure con-
stipation, stimulate the digestive organs and
the appetite, and cleanse, build up, and
strengthen the system.
Mr. John A. Connolly, of Spring Bluff, was
in this city ON Friday last, and was heartily
greeted by many warm friends Mr..
Connolly is a young man Of no ordinary
ability. and was at one time in the office Of
W s. Searles of Waukegan
On Tuesday night of last week MIR. and
Mrs. larry Caplin celebrated their tin we'd
ding About forty couple were in attendance
IA vsnn 4 HAvak's Band of Racine lis