The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-12-05

Congregational church S0clalS are
f now fairly inaugurated, and viii proba-
, bly, be continued weekly during the
winter season. Last evening the social
was af the residence of Mrs e. Balm.
Gentlemen to tea at 6 o'clock. The first
social of the season was at the residence
Of Mrs. f. S. Newell the week before
Thanksgiving.
Ayers Sarsaparilla thoroughly cleanses
the blood, stimulates the vital funct-
ions, and restores the health and strength.
No one whose blood is impure can feel
| well. There is weary, languid feeling,
| and often sense Of encouragement and
dependency. Persons having this feel
ling should take Ayers Sarsaparilla to
Ipurify and Yitalize the blood.
have quantity Of good hay for cows
| for sale. w. J. CRANEY.
Mr.. f. w. Lyman, wife and son Rich
ard, left on Monday last for their orange
plantation house in Florida, and, if their
Tourney was without detention. they are
now luxuriating among fruits and flowers
in the sunny South. Mr.. Lyman had a
foretaste here of Northern winter before
leaving, being delayed here by the sick
ness of his son to a later period than in
former years.
The Blind Musicians, John and Mary
McCay, will appear at Kimbalps Opera
House, Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th, on
| which occasion they will render vocal
and instrumental music, choice selec-
lions from the best composers, including
standard operas, comic character songs, |
and laughable representations. Adnis- |
sion, 80 cents !; reserved seats, 30 cents !;
gallery, 25 cents. Tickets for sale at Mel |
villes book store. Mr.. McCay and his |
sister are highly spoken of by the press in
all the places they have given entertain
ments.
Be ON the lookout examine and
Judge for yourself. No one will sell you
honest goods at or below cost. We offer
you our stock of Ready-made Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Mittens, Gloves, Shirts, I'm
derwear, and so forth, at prices that will
defy competition, and warrant every
garment as represented.
GRoscH & EIcHELMAN.
A team belonging to Mr. Henry Rein
hold, of Pleasant Prairie, ran away from
Simmons, Arndt & Co.'s flour mill last
Saturday. In coming up Main street
they ran over and knocked down a
daughter of Mr. FL. Christman and a boy
who We're walking on the sidewalk. The
girl was somewhat stunned, but escaped
without serious injury. The boy had
his face slightly cut. The horses ran
into telegraph post near Bain's hard
ware store and were brought to a halt.
KENosHA, WIS, Dec. I'd, 1884.
10 the members of Stone Lodge No.
% ]. Q. Of G. T. You are earnestly re-
quested to attend our next meeting, Dec
9th, at our hall, and bring your friends
with you, as we will hold an open meet
ing of great interest and importance.
This notice is to all who have ever been
members, whether they are in good
standing now or not. Besure and come.
JAMES DONALDSON, w. r. Sec.
The social event of the week was the
dancing party given by the Misses Sim
mons at their fathers residence on Fri
day evening. Freiberg, of Chicago fur
nished the music, and the well-arranged-
was enjoyed by all. Among
those present were Misses Howe, Clark
son, Farr, Nicoll, Lance, Balm, Robinson.
Blinn, Durkee, Head, Clapp, Bates,
Penney er, Bond, Mrs. Strong and Mrs.
4Arndt, Miss Sheafe, of Boston, Miss But
Ter, of Madison, Wis, Messrs. Strong, {
Theirs, Howe, Balm, King, Lance, Sim
mons, French, Wheeler, Leslie Ryan, of !
Milwaukee, Messrs. Cooper, Towne, f.
Wheeler, and Theirs, Of Chicago, Wash
burn and Rogers, of Racine.
HUB" COUGH CURE. 1t acts so quick t
ly as to astonish you. Is cents. Ask II
F. Robinson. I
James CASTOR, who resides in Benton,
Lake county, TIL, was victim of burg :
lars on Sunday night last, the family
being absent at the time. Forty-one
dollars was taken from drawer in !,
bureau. Suspicion settled upon Morgan
Truesdell, who left for Chicago. He 4
bought while absent suit of clothes and |
a breach-loading shotgun, worth 500.
He came to Kenosha, and officer Har- 9
kins found him about four o'clock Mon
day afternoon in the old match factory
while in the act Of loading his gun. On
the father of the young man G
and Mr.. Kaston came to Kenosha and {
telegraphed to Sheriff Swansborough Of
Lake county, ILL.,, and took him to Wau- a
kegan to await his trial. Is
James Mathews is opening and dis
playing this week the largest stock of !
Toys and Notions ever seen in this mar I
ket before. He adds to bis Five Cent
Counter Ten and Twenty-Five cent use
full articles. Call soon. and make your
selections. Prayer Books, English and
German splendid variety also Catho- +
lie Reading Books and Children's Picture :
Books.