The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-09

new styles IN Wall and ceiling Decor
tons at Melville's, opposite the Gral
House.
| Mr.. Hurd, of the Union Drug Stor
| has moved his family here from Wa
kesha. They occupy the house recent
vacated by DIR. VIII Farr
Carl Pooh, of the North side, lost tw
children last week from diphtheri.
Both were girls-one about s and tn
other about 4 years of age.
A dime entertainment of parlor thea
ricals and refreshments, for the benef
of the Episcopal church, was given q
the residence of Mr.. Lewis Balm Thur
day evening.
Hubert Widen was brought befor
Justice Paddock on Monday, charge
with selling liquor on Sunday. He wa
fined $40 and costs.
Mrs. ]. V. Quarfes' many friends il
CHS city will regret to learn that she fel
in Racine last Friday and broke her col
lar bone.
Mr.. Thomas English spent few day
Of the past week in Chicago and attend
ed the Irish demonstration in Batter,
d armory Saturday evening.
Mr.. Clarence Richards, of Racine, ha.
retired from the law firm of Quarles
Spence q Richards, the firm now being
Quarles & Spence.
Miss McHenIy gave pleasant dane
ing party to a number of friends on
Monday evening. Prof. Dickhaut fur
nished the music.
Mrs. VIM. Dever and Mr.. Thomas
Deyer, of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Hoch.
kirk and Mr.. Thos HI. English, of Chi
cago, came here TO attend the Kupfer-
English wedding.
Miss Ollie Kelley died at Racine on
the Both ult., of brain fever, aged "a
years, 10 months and 10 days. She was
one of the most estimable young ladies'
of that city.
Mrs. VIM. F. Bennett, who has been
visiting her parents. Judge and Mrs.
Van Wyck, during the past few weeks,
will return to her home in Marietta, Ga,
on Friday. aax @
Mr.. F. G. Hoskins, who has been in
the employ of F. Hilgen & Co. the past
two years, has gone to Sioux City, Iowa,
where he has secured position as sales
man for large grocery house.
Rev. Mr.. Martindale will not preach
here in the M. E. church, as announced
last Sunday. The death of his mother
and the arrangement to bury her in
Indiana prevents. @
On Sunday next, at St. Matthew's
church, the Rev. Luther Pardee, of Chi
cago. will officiate, by exchange, with
the Rector. Services at z. 80 (instead of
Z. as heretofore) and 1890 A. NJ, and
5.30P. M. r
Capt. Tuttle's cane, which was stolen
from Mr.. J. G. Gottfredsen's residence
one evening last week, during party,
was laid on Mr.. Gottfredsen's door step
on Monday night of this week.
Just received, fresh from the factory,
the largest stock of Mems, Ladies and
Rubbers, Arctics and Over
shoes ever brought to Kenosha, and will
be sold at the lowest prices at Ziv's Shoe
Kimball Block.
A gymnasium has been established in
this city. Articles of association have
been signed, with Messrs. &. M. Sim
mons, Chas. III. Balm, Geo. A. Yule, U.
]. Lewis, N. R. Allen, Jr., and Frank
Slosson as incorporators.
Rev. Mr.. Halsey, who several years
ago was pastor of the Methodist church
in this city, and more recently pastor of
one Of the Methodist churches in Mil
has been transferred to James
vile, and appointed Presiding Elder.
One of our officers was brought before
Justice Gillett last week, charged with
serious offence. The charge not being
proven, he was discharged. Some Of
his friends claim it was conspiracy to
get him discharged from the police force.
Mr.. Ed. Rust left last week with his
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Corwin, of Waukegan, for yachting
excursion down the Mississippi river,
with the expectation of spending the
winter months on the southern coast.
There will be an auction sale on the
Sweet farm, on the Burlington road, five
miles west of Kenosha, in the town of
on Friday, Oct. 16, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of farm stock and
farming implements. E. r. Wilson
Rev. Father Matthew, of Racine,
claims to have been relieved of can
cerous affection of the throat by the APP
phcation ofan onion poultice. He had
several physicians who held
out but little hope for him, and predict
ed his death in short time.
l buy my Wall Paper directly of the
manufacturers for spot cash, and give my
customers the benefit. Styles the latest,
and prices always guaranteed to be the
lowest. Please examine.
Respectfully, HOSEA BARNS.
Hon. q. G. Simmons has plated
twenty lots on his farm adjoining Pleas
ant Prairie station, and will build on part
and sell others. If the tobacco growing
interest shall flourish as it promises to
now, Pleasant Prairie may grow to be as
important as q tobacco center as Edger-
ton, Wis.
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At the annual meeting of the M. E.
Sunday School Board, on Tuesday even
ing of last week, Mr.. ArthurD. Wheeler
was elected superintendent Mr.. S. G
Johnson, assistant superintendent Her
bert Ward, secretary and treasurer, and
Mrs. G. H. Ward and Herbert Ware
librarians. The school is i'll very pros
porous condition.
James Mathews has received the larg