The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1884-05-16

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HOSEA BARNS.
Rev. Adam Dan, of Anglais, Cal, former
ly of Racine. preached in the Danish churc
in this city on Sunday last. He is now o
his return to his old home in Denmark, {
spend the remainder of his days.
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Mr.. A. Shirley, Of this city, had four fingers
and thumb ofhis left hand fearfully mangleC
in shaper at Fish Bros.' shops, Racina
where he was working, on Tuesday Of las
week
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Brooks, of Winona
Mimi. were here the first of the week to at
tend the fur eral of Mr.. Bullen, and during
2heir stay were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs C.
Quarles.
Supervisor John G. FIemming, Of Wheat
land, was in the city on Monday. He re-
ports the roads still in rough condition in
many places, and suggests that the path
master should be abroad, and more attentive
to duties.
Mr.. John Sievers is home from Mime
apolis, to make a flying visit among his
friends. John likes The country of that
region, and will return as soon as his pres
ent business is concluded
Mr.. Benjamin Stebbins returned the first
of The week from his trip to Buffalo Ranch,
in Dakota, where he has been for some time
looking after his fathers lands and interests,
and has now returned to his old post with
7. A. Chapman in Milwaukee.
Mr.. George Mari, who resides on the
Plank Road. is renovating his house, pre-
paratory to receiving Chicago friends fora So
journ during the summer season. Mr. L.
Morehouse has the work in charge, and the
whole houpe is being handsomely fitted out.
May 10TH there will be an auction sale at
the Brandt farm formerly the Partridge
place. on Lake shore road, u miles south
Of Kenosha, os 8 cows, heifer, one buggy,
2 horses, wagons, 2 plows, implements,
hay, household furniture and other things
too numerous to mention Sale to commence
at 10 O clock A. M. 0. KLEINE.
On Saturday last quite ripple of ex-
citement occurred in the neighborhond of Mrs.
John Harkins' residence, from report that
her little boy had been drowned in the har-
Dor. II happily proved to be false alarm,
and congratulations followed the many ex-
pressions of sorrow.
Papillon Skin Cure, Papillon Catarrh
Cure, Papilon Cough Cure, Papillon Blood
Cure, made by Papillon Mfg. Co., of Chicago,
Ills, and advertised in this paper, is for
sale by Starkweather & Co.
On Wednesday last, Miss Mary Louise
Martin, daughter Of Hon. Edward Martin,
and Mr.. William Wolcott Strong, son of Mr..
W. S. Strong, all of this city, were united in
marriage. Both bride and groom hold high
rank in social circles, and many warm
friends extend most heartfelt congratula4
lions.
The d" Willing Workers" of the Salem
Methodist church will have Leap Year
Party at the church Friday evening, May %.
Old and young are cordially invited to
good supper and the enjoyments of the even
ing. brief programme is planned, and
useful articles will be sold for the benefit of
the society.
Justice Paddock has started his official
career very auspiciously in one regard at
least. He has fitted up his Office very neat
ly and substantially, with library and every
convenience for business. We have no
doubt that Justice Paddock will fulfill all
the promises of his very suspicious begin
ming.
Call and see my spring stock of Baby Car
riages, Boys Express Wagons, Bicycles, Hob
by Horses, etc. They are of the best make,
and will warrant every one Of them. They
will be sold as cheap IS at any other place in
town. JAS MATHEWS.
The people Of Ekhorn are making an
effort to raise q purse towards securing
weekly open air concerts in their park by
their band during the coming summer. We
think Kenosha people should do the same.
A small sum from each one would be sufi-.
cient, and would greatly encourage the band
boys.
A very pleasant dancing party by the
young people of the city transpired at Will
denis Hall on the North side On Wednesday
evening of last week. The music by Dick
hauts band was in good taste, and all the ap-
pointments of The affair we'll arranged and
managed. The general verdict of all present
was, good time, which win bear repeating.
Attention is called to the advertisement of
the Peoples Cyclopedia in another colunn.
We will furnish set Of this Cyclopedia to
any one who will get up club of thirty five
subscribers to the UNION or fifty to the TELE-
GRAPH, or twenty to both the UNION and the
TELEGRAPH. Here is good chance for any
enterprising person to supply themselves
with valuable work
On Thursday, May |, Will Hoyt, young
man in the employ of John Dermont. met
with painful accident While cleaning his
revolver an unexpected discharge lodged a
% cal6re bullet in his body, the exact loca,
ton Of which could not be determined, and
consequently search for it was Abandoned
At this writing he was improving rapidly ant
will soon be al right again .-Richnaond Ga
zste.
The undersigned introduces himselfto th
public as dealer in fine Top and Pleasure
Carriaoas Carriages which are mot onl,