The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-02-01
local INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY |, 1884.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Kent rejoice over the
birth of a son on Wednesday morning.
Frank Parker, who went to st. Paul a
few weeks ago, returned here last week.
Miss Louisa Smith, of Harvard, is visiting
at the residence of r. S. Whitaker, Jr.
Choice Tea, 40 cents a pound, at James
Matthew'S.
Miss Nellie Balm returned this week from
an extended visit in Atlanta, Ga.
The Whist Club was pleasantly entertained
by Miss Hattie Brande on Saturday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Moore, Of Decatur ILL.,, preached
at st. Matthew's church on Sunday
Mr. John Dale is making additions to his house
on Park avenue.
Miss Burbank. of Harvard H., was the guest
of Mrs. Robt. Whitaker last week.
Mr.. William Howe, of Scotland, Dakota is
home for short visit.
Miss Annette Harding. formerly Of Racine,
died in Waukesha, Wis, on the 25th inst
Miss Grace Pierce, Of Wilmot, spent last
week in this city with Miss Arnold.
The Waukegan Fair Association have de-
cided to hold fair next fall.
Mrs s. r Cutler died in Waukegan on
the 22d inst, Of typhoid pneumonia, aged sc
years, 6 months and l8 days.
Mrs. Charles F. Heydecker died at Wads-
worth, Lake county, ILL.,, on the Oath inst, in
The 68d year of her age.
Miss Nellie PIERCE, of Fort Atkinson, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. Shuart, in Pleas
ant Prairie.
LosT--A pair Of long, black, wooden NIT.
tens. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving them at the TELEGRAPH printing
office.
Mr.. John A. Avery, of Waukegan, who
went South last fall, is editing the Calves
ton, Texas, Daily Print
Mrs. Col. Frank has been spending some
days in Racine, ct the residence of her
sister, Mrs. S. H. Sage.
Mrs. Judge Van Wyck went to Milwau.
kee on Wednesday last. She visits her son,
Mr.. Howard Van Wyck, of that city.
Mrs. ]. A. Gallaghan was so low on Mon
day that it was thought she was dying. She
is now somewhat better.
Mr.. Leonard Phinney, Of Milwaukee, has
been visiting his old friends in this city and
county during the last week.
Miss Fleet, who has been visiting in the
family Of Mr.. N, r. Allen. has returned to
her home in Broadhead, Wis.
Majolica and other flower pots for sale at
James Mathews
DIR. A.. Farr and wife and DR.. Hazelton
and wife attended the Knights Templar ban
quet at Racine on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. f. II. Hollister leaves to day for
visit 10 his old home in New York State.
He expects TO be absent about three weeks.
A Knabe piano, round corners, cost $500,
will be sold for $3.50, If sold within two
weeks. G. Z. SLOAN. Lake Shore Road.
Prof, Dickhaut treated his customers to
cigars on Saturday night. He was rejoicing
over the birth Of d bouncing baby boy.
More music
Ayers Sarsaparilla wonderfully improves
the complexion, and brings to old aud young
the bloom of health As a purifier of the
blood it has no equal.
Mr.. August HenninRs, of Somers, and
Miss Helen NJ. Bacon, of Caledonia, Racine
county, we're married by Justice Snyder in
Racine on the 24th inst.
An alarm of fire a little after six O'Clock on
Monday evening brought out the fire brigade.
It was caused by the reflection from pitch fire
Gottfredsen's brewery on the North side
The Domestic Organ Company are max
ing considerable addition TO their building.
This is the second enlargement within the
past few months, which indicates increasing
business.
Several of the students Of Racine college
were down to Kenosha for little lark" on
Monday last, and seemed to make the most
Of the occasion. They were entertained al
the Grant House.
Mr. J. II. Money, Deputy Sheriff, resid-
ing at the village Of Wilmot, was In this city
on Monday last on official business. Mr.
McVey is thoroughly good fellow and evil
IDENTIFY knows his business and how to dc it.
Myron A. Baker, ESQ has succeeded in
getting a judgment wrongfully obtained
against MIR, H. Rhode set aside in the Cir.
cult Court at Racine. Mr. Baker usually
succeeds in such matters when he under
takes them.
A boy named VIM. Poles, who was charged
with placing distractions on the railway
track at Union Grove, was brought before
Judge Belden in Racine last week. He was
declared to be an idiot and was sent TO the
county poor.house,
On Tuesday Of last week Mr. and Mrs
Mic. Wilmes welcomed to their home o little
daughter. Mic. says 1t is only ono more
and is just as welcome as those who have al
ready blessed his household in series Of
years.
Mr.. Nicholas Balm. formerly of Pleasan
Prairie, arrived home from Dakota las
week. lie gives q very good account of the
country, though the winter has at times D ee,
exceedingly cold He will return some tim
in March.
The young ladies Of Kemper Hall emma
~ had an enjoyable time last week in sleigh
riding. They occupied large sleigh, t
which was attached double two-horse team
They we're so compactly seated, their mum
Der could not be counted as they wer
driven cheerily through the streets
Prof. Strassman has this day furnished m
with pair Of his g Alaska BriIliants' whic
lime better than any I have ever hat
His skill as an optician is undeniable.
JOHN G. MEAcHEM, M. d.
Racine, Jan. q, 1884,