The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-07-04

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Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Merrill returned
home from Grand Rapids, Michigan, or
D Saturday last, where they spent three
o weeks at the residence of their daughter
Mrs. Colt.
John Pearce, a young man who re-
sides on the North side, was robbed of his
watch, worth about $50 on Sunday night
last He thinks he had strange bed-fel-
lows.
The smiling countenance of George
Nicoll has been missed from Melyille's
book store the past week. He has gone
to Council Bluffs and Kansas City to
spend his vacation.
The fiftieth anniversary of the eleva-
ton Of Rev. Father Wisbauer, Of Bur-
lington, Racine county, to the priesthood,
will be celebrated on grand scale in
Burlington on the 10Th of July.
LOsT-Or left a. some place in the city,
a black silk umbrella, with yellow
horn handle. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at the store of
Mr.. George Hale.
A circular received from w. A. Allen
& Co., Chicago, says Flat, stale and
Improbable" seems to apply othe wool
trade still. Messrs. Allen & Co. advise
holders to keep their wool until better
prices prevail.
N. G. Stafford, of the firm of Stafford &
Sons, piano manufacturers, Chicago,
will be in Kenosha about the 18th July,
and will remain for two weeks. Parties
wanting their pianos tuned can leave
their orders at Mr.. Calkins' store.
Do not forget r. Nelson's Furniture
and Undertaking establishment is at the
corner Of Kinball Block, opposite the
Grant House. He will do all he can to
please and satisfy you. Call at his place
before you buy.
"HUB' Cough CURE, p cents. Pre-
scription Of Boston physician, dispens-
ed years by Boston druggist. ONE
DOSE will cure any ordinary cough. 1t
acts almost magically. Ask F. Robin
son for % cent bottle of Hub" Cough
CURE Warranted.
Mr.. r. O. Gottfredsen puts his colt
Jefferson in the green race OH the Fourth
of July, and good judges who have seen
him predict no little success for him.
This horse is out of what is known as
the Roney stock, and is said to be very
promising.
Mrs. Linquist, of this city, had her
arm broken last Sunday, with the addi-
tional misfortune of dislocation of the
wrist. She was out riding, and was
thrown from the carriage. DR.. Farr
was in attendance and pronounces her
ont of any material danger
Mr.. James M. Stebbins, while going |
down to the dock on Sunday last, ac-
cidentally fell across q timber and broke
two of his ribs. DIR. Fam was summon
ed to the rescue and makes Mr.. Steb- |
bins wear tightly-laced corsets foc a
time. Mr.. Stebbins expects, however,
to be himself again in no long time.
Mr.. j. T. Howe, of Kenosha, has |
leased Mr.. G. J. Gilbert's palatial resi-
dence on Ashbury avenue, Evanston,
and taken possession of it. So says a
CORES pondent of the Chicago EUening
Journal
There wall be strawberry and ice
cream lawn festival at the residence of
Mr.. s. Kingman, Bristol, Tuesday even
ing, July s. The Plank Road Band will
be in attendance, and cordial invita-
ton is extended to ALL
Mr.. L. w. Briggs, formerly well known
in this city and county as Superintendent
of Schools, now of the Oshkosh Normal
school, has been visiting friends here
the present week.
Mr.. C. B. Gull, son of ]. N. Gull,
Salem, Kenosha county, who became a
resident of Oakland, Nebraska, three
years ago, has been visiting acquaint-
ances in this city the past week.
Farmers owning land along the Aux
Plaine river in this county are quite PRO
nounced in their opinion that the river
ought to be dredged out, and that it
overflows the best lands in the county
for want of such improvement.
Messrs Lamb and Bertram, of Racine.
were in the city on Tuesday last, visiting
their old friend, Mr. Theodore Mazanti.
They are the manufacturers Of the tenn
perance drink known as Malt extract
Mr.. w. H. Flett, who has just gralurt-
ed from the law school at Madison, Is
spending a few days with his paren's
in Somers before going to Merrill, Lin
coin County, where he will hang out his
shingle.
The following is said to be a positive
cure for cholera morbus A teaspoon
| full of pulverized elecampane root taken
in a little wine; If not relieved in one
hour take another dose. Two or three
doses will effect cure.
| Mrs. Frank ]. Hershede, nee Sadie
j Schend, of Detroit, Mich. has been visit
ling friends in this city during the past
, week, and receives a most hearty well
, come from many old friends. Mrs.
| Hershede looks well, and is quite delight
ed with her new home in Detroit.
For the Democratic Convention to be
, lheld at Chicago July Sth excursion tick