The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-06-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY. JUNE u. 1885.


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St. James Parish School closes next
Tuesday, the 18th.
Remember the picnic at the fair
grounds on Thursday next.
Straw Hats, new styles, just received.
DoAN & Brown.
Mrs. Heating, of Rockland, Me-, is
visiting at Mr.. III. H. Chase's.
Miss Emma COTE is visiting in Evans
ton and Chicago.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Danaher farm for sale.
Hammocks cheap for cash at James
Mathews store.
Mrs. Christina Dressed died in the town
of Paris on the 4th inst, aged 78 years.
Rev. Mr.. Livermore and wife are
spending few weeks in the East.
Mr.. Louie Theirs, of Chicago, visited
at his home here on Sunday.
Fresh Garden Seeds at James Math-
ews.
Miss Russell, of Chicago, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Clarkson.
Mr.. David Burke died at Waukegan
on the I'd inst, aged 70 years.
Miss Maria Stebbins, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday at her home in this city.
Mr.. Orlando Foster, who spent the
winter in Kansas City, has returned to
KenoGha.
Alderman OBrien is having his resi-
dence painted and renovated inside and
out.
A colt belonging to Mr.. w. ]. Creaney
ran away on Main street on Tuesday
evening. No damage done.
Miss Georgia V. Sleeper, recently of
Waukegan, was married at Canastota,
N. Y, May q, to Mr., III. E. ChubbGck.
Rev. VIM. G. Clarke and Miss Annie
G. Lyon were married at Waukegan on
the Sd inst.
Gents Linen Collars and fine Neck
wear a speciality. DOAN & BROWN.
Hon. +. Robinson is attending phar-
maceutical convention at Eau Claire,
Wis.
Miss Florence Clarkson, of Chicago, is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. G. M.
Simmons.
A four-year-old son of Mr.. Mat Buch-
man, of the North side, died on the Sd
inst, of diphtheria.
Fishing tackle of all kinds for sale at
James Mathews store.
Mrs. Peters died quite suddenly on the
North side on the 9th inst, aged about
so years.
An eighteen-months' old son of MI
VIM. Velmer, of the North side, died on
the Sth inst.
A heavy storm of wind and rain pass
ed over this city Sunday afternoon. No
damage of any consequence reported.
There will be exciting races at the pic
mic ON the fair grounds or Thursday, the
18th of June.
Judge Van Wyck and other able speak.
ers will deliver addresses at the picnic
on the fair grounds on Thursday next.
The graduating exercises at Kemper
Hall will take place on Thursday, the
18th inst.
Mrs. Salmon Epson, of Bristol, ha.
been spending several days with friends
and acquaintance in this city.
Mr.. Joseph Duff, of Chicago spen
Saturday and Sunday here with hi
mother.
Mr., Thomas Gibbons has sold hi
property to the railroad company. Con
sideration, 5000,
Baby Carriages cheaper than ever fo
cash at James Mathews store.
Misses Minnie and Belle Simmons re
turned on Friday last, from New York
where they have been spending tn
past few weeks.
Examine our Cloths and Clothing be
fore you purchase your spring suit.
DoAN & BROWN.
While Mrs. Thomas Gerritt was steE
ping from her garden to the sidewalk on
evening last week her foot twisted unde
her and dislocsted her ankle,
Choice Buckwheat for seed for sale {
Woodwork. r. F. ROBERTS.
Mr.. Thomas Sullivan is having tn
house occupied by Mr.. G. HI. Come
man painted, and is otherwise improvin
it.
Fresh Groceries at the lowest price
at James Mathews store.
Mr.. Robert Dalziel, of the town
Grant, Lake county, was married to Mi
Maggie Kennedy, Of Waukegan, on til
4th inst.
The work of demolishing the o
court house and Jail commenced {
Tuesday. The building was erect'
about thirty-fve years ago.
Miss Frances Wild, formerly of Racin
was married to Mr.. Robert Hearn
cashier of the Fort Scott and Gulf Ra
way, at Kansas City, on the 4th inst.
Some miscreant threw three lar
stones at DR.. Gillespie's door about mi
night Monday, damaging the door &C
siderably
Call and see the thousand and O
articles on the cheap counters at Jam
Mathews store.
Mr.. Michael Huck, who served his 8
premiership with M. A. Miller, jewel
left, on Monday, for Addison, 10y
where he has secured position.
The ladies of St. James congregati
will furnish dinner at the picnic on
fair grounds on Thursday, June
Proceeds for the new parsonage.
Mrs. Comings and her sister, Miss Pi
son, who spent last summer in this G
are spending some days at the Wa
Cure.