The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-07-25

Hi Mrs. III. 0herlck, OF La Forte, Ind
land children, are spending few week
: with Mrs. Sherick's parents, Mr.. an
T" Mrs. Vetter.
George Nicoll, the popular clerk i
Melyille's book store, returned home B,
Saturday from an extended trip through
o Iowa and Nebraska.
o IS degrees in the shade OH Tuesda,
: and people said it was hot. Well
perhaps it was, considering the COO
summer we have been enjoying.
A few children may be seen running
around Main street almost any day
whose faces would be none the worse
for an introduction to soap and water.
A few ladies or gentlemen will find
J pleasant rooms with board in a private
: family, corner of Church and Park
streets, half block from Meyers House
Mr.. William SegalI, the gentlemanly
clerk in Marden & Fairs Drug store, is
about to 90 to Milwaukee, his old home.
to take position as prescription clerk
The case of the Racine Bank against
III. Case to recover 5000 loaned to
Fish Bros, as agents of Case, has been
decided in favor of the bank.
Mr.. Frank Meiser and family were
the guests Of his brother, Mr.. August
Meiser, the first of the week; also of
Fred. Meiser, who is with Bendt & Han
sen.
Miss Dora Lowe, daughter of Mr..
Lawrence Lowe, of Chicago, formerly
the we'll known grocer of this city, is
visiting in the family of Mr.. Ronnmer-
dahl at Spring Bluff.
Mrs. Joseph Meiler died at her resi-
dence on the North side on the 22d inst,
of pueperal fever, aged % years. Her
husband and family have the sympathy
ofmany friends.
Mrs. Charlotte Baylis, widow of the
late William Baylis, of Kenosha, died at
her residence, 300 Washington bouIe-
ward, Chicago, on the 22d inst, in the
73d year of her age.
Racine is likely to lose its street-car
service, owing to opposition to the COM
pany's demands for right of way, which |
is so strong that the company has about |
concluded to suspend all operations.
N. G. Stafford, of the firm ofsafford &
Sons, piano. manufacturers, Chicago, is
now in this city. Parties wanting their
pianos tuned can leave their orders at /
Mr.. Calkins' store.
The residence of Mr.. T. Flemming, in
the town of Salem, was greatly damaged
by fire few days ago. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from a spark
from the chimney lighting on the roof.
Lost, in the early part of last week.
on Main street, between 0. M. Calkins,
and F. Robinson's stores, ring and two
keys. Finder will be rewarded by leav-
ing the same at F. Robinson's drug store.
Mrs. Carrie Bailey had her wrist
broken and Mrs. Mizelle was severely
bruised by the overturning of carriage
in which they were riding in Salem on
of last week.
Rev. Father Wenker, pastor of st.
Georges church, left on Monday evening
for New Hampton, Iowa, ST. Joseph, Mo,
and other places. He will be absent
about three weeks.
Mr.. B. La Marsh will attend the Pho
Convention at Cincinnati
next week. Mr.. P. Luck, a Racine pho
will run the gallery while he
is absent.
Those interested in the election of
Blaine and Logan are requested to meet
at Bishops Hall ON Saturday evening,
July 26th, for the purpose of organizing
a club. COMMITTEE.
somers, July %, 1884.
Grand excursion to Twin Lakes Sun
lay, Aug. Sd, 1884, blythe Royal Area
lum Society. Rouud trip, rs cents.
Dinner will be served by Capt. Alderman
for so cts. each, including the favorite
seaside dish, fish chowder.
The Committee of st. James church
nave decided to offer the old church
building for sale. There is a large
of good building material in the
I'D church. For further particulars APP
ply to Father Cleary.
The officers of the Fair have engaged
/ Democratic speaker for the third day
If the Fair, and a Republican for the
asst day. The speakers will be sent
acre by the State Central Committees.
Mr.. John Bushman died suddenly at
he home of his mother at SHADES Cor
lers, Kenosha county, on the 18th inst.
He was apparently we'll in the morning,
md went up stairs in the afternoon,
where he was found dead.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
never fails in restoring gray hair to its
youthful color, lustre, and vitality. Dr.
A. A. Hayes, State Assayer of Mas
endorses it, and all who give
t fair trial unite in grateful testimony
o its many virtues.
WANrED-Two intelligent young ladies
If good address to go to Milwaukee
light and respectable, pay
ng from so to 81 per day. All expenses
advanced. Best of reference required.
Jallimmediately at Mrs, Alvord's, 1860
Park Avenue.
Jacob Hermann has moved his boot
md shoe business to the building on
avenue recently fitted up by
Mr.. Rhode. A large stock of boots and
hoes of the best makes will always be
onnd in his store at prices to suit the
lines.
The Young Ladies Society of St.
Georges church gave supper in St,
Georges Hall ON Monday evening. for
The benefit of the church. The attend
ance was large, and all enjoyed boun-
tiful repast. About 300 was Melted.
The Mcintyre & Heath Comedy and
Minstrel Company gave very laugh
able entertainment in Kimball Hall on
evening for the benefit of St.
James church. The attendance was
good, considering the oppressive heat.
club" COUGH CURE, Is cents. Pre-
scription of Boston physician, dispens-
ed years by Boston druggist. ONE
DOSE will cure any ordinary cough. 1t
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