The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, MAY 80, 1884.


Wall Paper Hosea Barns.
ABeatty organ for sale cheap. Apply at
this office.
Mr.. Frank CaFerty, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in this city
Maj olica and other flower pots for sale at
James Mathews.
Rev. Father Cleary lecIured at Portage,
Wis, on Tuesday night
Henry Eichelman has returned home
from Rockford. Ill.
Mr.. Howard Brooks, Of Milwaukee, visit
ed friends here last week,
A girl wanted at this Office 10 learn type
setting.
The fourth of July will be celebrated in
Wilwot and somers on grand scale.
Fourth invoice of Wall Paptrju received
HOSEA BARNS.
Miss Minnie Stryker, Of Chicago, has
been visiting relatives here the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Strong returned
home from their bridal tour on Monday.
Strawberries and cream at the residence
Of Mr. ]. A. Williams Tuesday evening, June
3D. Everybody cordially invited.
Railroad surveyors have been at work at
Wilmot the past week making surveys for a
new line.
Wall Paper and Window Shades at Hosea
Barns Book Store.
NIrs. Bailey, of Chicago, has been the
guest of DR.. Starkweather and family this
week.
The st. Georges Society will give grand
picnic on Washington Island on The 4th Of
July.
G. s. Harris informs us there are already
fifteen horses entered for the races on the 4th
of July.
Mrs. Volney French leaves this week for
Lancaster, N. H., where she will spend the
summer.
Parties wanting horse bills will find an
assortment Of cuts at this Office.
Road Warrants for sale at this office.
A pleasant party was given at A. 0. H.
Hall on Monday evening by number of
our Danish citizens
Judge Van Wyck and Col. Frank have
cen engaged to speak at the 4th Of July
celebration in Somers.
Choice Tea 40 cents a pound, at James
Mathews.
Miss Nellie Brown left for Portland, Ore
gou, on Monday, to visit her brother Frank,
who was married some time ago.
Judge Winslow is expected here next
week, to sentence the fellow who stole Chef.
Wattles' horse and buggy.
The Dramatic Club of st. Michael's So
oiety gave an entertainment at st. Georges
school hall on Monday evening.
A good boy wanted at this Office TO learn
the printing business.
The pulpit Of the M. E. church will be
filled next Sabbath morning and evening by
Rev. E. G. Updyke, of Racine.
"Shorty" Harrison, son of Mr.. John
Harrison, printer, Of Milwaukee, has been
visiting in this city the past week.
Mrs. Mary Ann Baker died in Racine on
the Esd inst, in the seth year of her age.
She resided in Racine over thirty years.
Mr.. William Magill had one of his hands
severely injured on Wednesday of last week
while at work in the Wire Mattress factory.
Mr.. and Mrs H. g. Greethsm, formerly
of this city, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 8. Hinsdale last week.
Fifty of Fish Bros. s Co.'s employees were
discharged in Racine on Saturday night.
The slack times are being felt in Racine.
Mrs. Belle Leach and mother, of Ripon,
Wis, have returned to Kenosha, where they
intend to reside, having sold their property
in Ripon.
Kenosha is unusually dull this week, farm
ers being too busy to come to town. Even
the circus did not bring in large number o.
them.
Mr.. S. A. Crosby, Of Pleasant Prairie, ha'
bought six hundred sheep, which ne claims
very confidently are the best in the county
or vicinity.
Miss Caroline Wagner, formerly of Bur-
lington, died in Milwaukee on the 17th inst.
Of consumption, aged 20 years, II month
and 25 days.
Miss Carrie Russell entertained abou
forty Of her Juvenile friends on Tuesday, tn
9th, in honor Of her sixth birthday, at III
residence of her grandparents. Mr.. an
Mrs. 7. English.
Cold northeast winds have prevailed her
all week Tuesday night the wind blew
gale and the thermometer dropped to 40 d
gress above zero.