The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-23

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Mr.. Uriah Adams, of Cleveland, {
brother of Mrs. s. Doan, spent few da
of the past week with Mr.. Doan al
, family.
DR.. Paddock and family and Mi
Belle Burgess left on Monday for Ca
fornia. DR.. Paddock intends practicil
there.
Mr.. John Latta, of the Boys Industri
School, Lancaster, o., and Miss Mary
Smith, Of Waukegan, also a teacher
the same school. were married at th'
place on the 10th inst
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nicoll, who ha,
resided in Chicago since their marriag
have returned to Kenosha to resid
They will occupy one Of Mr.. Gottfre'
sens houses on Park avenue.
The Farmers Friend is large agr
cultural paper published semi-monthl
at South Bend, Ind. We will club
with the UNION or TELEGRAPH at Is cent
per year.
Mr.. Josiah Tuttle and Mrs. Benedic
who have been visiting the family o
Capt. futile during the past few weeks
left on Wednesday for their home il
Burlington, Vt.
We will furnish the Prairie Farnae
for the balance Of this year weekly an,
the KENosHA TELEGRAPH one year 70
$1.75.
The initiatory meeting of the Cooking
Club was held last Thursday evening, al
the residence of Hon. q. G. Simmons
The object of the club is social amuse.
ment during the winter.
The woman who sat on o stoop here
all night, few weeks ago, was found or
the streets Sunday night. She was taker
to the State insane asylum on Monday
night. She gives several different names
Parties having their auction bills print.
ed at this Office will get notice of theil
sales in the UNION and TELEGRAPH free
Of charge.
Farmers, look out for swindlers who
are selling a patent cattle-food steamer.
They get farmers to sign contract that
makes them agents and binds them to
pay for several more.
Do not buy old, shop-worn goods at
other places when you can get new,
fresh goods at Ziv's Shoe Store for half
price.
The residences of Mr.. Fir. Reuschlein
AND Mr.. John Baxter, at Burlington,
Racine county, were entered through
a window by burglars last week. They
did not get much in either place.
For RENT-After December 10, the
residence Oft. Rommerdahl, on corner
Of Wisconsin and Congress street. APP
ply to A. HI. French.
The Rev. T. III. Crocker, Of Madison,
Wis, will preach in the Unitarian church
IN this city on Sunday in the forenoon of
November LIST, at the usual hour of
service.
The residence of Mr.. James Macdon-
aid, on Prairie avenue, was burglarized
on Wednesday night Of last week. The
burglars overhauled the bureau drawers
and secured about $40 in gold. They
got in through a window.
You are invited to call and see the
new styles in Wall and Ceiling Decora-
lions at Melville's, opposite the Grant
House.
A nor easter set in on Sunday night
and continued until Tuesday morning.
Lake Michigan was furious. Rain
poured down all Sunday night and all
lay Tuesday. The lake shore suffered
Patrick Hughes, mate of the Canadian
schooner Campbell, fell overheard from
he foreyard of the craft three miles
east of Racine North Point on the night
IF tn G 18th inst. He was about 33 years
IF age.
w. A. Spaulding, who embezzled over
b 900 from the Pecine Wagon and Car
'iage Company, plead guilty to the charge
n the Racine Circuit Court on Monday,
ind was sentenced to three years and
Xix months in the state prison.
The match game of base bali between
he Kenosha Regulars and the Harvard
Reds on Thursday afternoon Of last
week, at the Fair grounds, for 500 and
he gate money, was won by the Harvard
Reds. The KeEosha boys claim that
he Harvard club brought three profess
'ional players with them.
Mr.. Warner III. Rankin, Of Fort At
xillson, and Miss Nellie PIERCE, formerly
If this city, were married at the resi-
lence of the brides brother, Mr.. Eugene
PIERCE, at Fort Atkinson, by Rev. G. B.
of GAINESVILLE, On the evening of
he 14th. The brides many friends in
his city wish her unalloyed happiness.
For complete table of statistics for
the year ending June 80, 1884, giving ex-
ports and imports, the value of imported
dutiable and free from
duty, the products of the soil, mill and
mine, consult the Pocket Atlas OF the
World" The Pocket Atlas will be
given free to every subscriber who pays
one years subscription to this paper in
advance.
James Matthews has received the larg-
est and best selected stock Of Toys and
Fancy Goods ever brought to this city.
He invites his patrons TO call and ex-
anime for themselves, and if he has not
what they want he will order any goods
they desire, and will have them in short
time. He is opening and displaying his
recent purchases as fast as the rush OF
business will allow him.
We have envelopes in stock with the
following card printed upon them 4" If
not delivered in--days return to
Kenosha, Wis. The number of days in
which to be returned and the name OF
the party to be returned to are left
blank. Price cents per pack OF 25.
They will be found very handy for PEG.
pie whose correspondence is not sufi.
GENTLY large to order 500 or 1,OOl
printed at one time.
Miss Katie Altringer, a handsome
German girl 10 years of age, committed
suicide on Sunday night by drowning
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