The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-07-24

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= on West Main street one day last wsel
A horse attached to single WACO
sahead of the runaway team had to max
Rquick time to keep out of the road.
8 One of the Racine stone masons work
ling On The new Court House was sur
#strIlck on Monday Evidently not know
fling what he was doing, he started t
walk home Tuesday morning.
Il A number of farmers were feeced b,
Ia gang of swindlers who follow the circu
(which exhibited at Burlington last Sat
urday. 1t is strange what fools som,
people are.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Nicoll, of Chicago
fare stopping at the residence of Mr.. r
10. Gottfrendsen. Mr. Nicoll has been
seriously i'll for few weeks, but is now
recovering.
Fresh Groceries at the lowest prices
4 at James Mathews store.
Mr.. Mann, who has been living in the
family of Mr.. Arndt, in this city, left on
Wednesday for his former home at
Depere, Brown county, Wis. Mr.. Mann
is genial old gentleman, and the grand
father of Mrs. Arndt.
The tramp matchmaker named Smith,
who was arrested last week for stealing
tools off Mr.. Reeds bench, was brought
before Justice Paddock on Thursday and
sentenced to fifteen days in the lookup,
where he can rest his feet.
Herbert Pierce, aged six years, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. b. Pierce, of this city,
while playing with number of children
at the new parsonage in Somers on|
Saturday, fell off a pile of lumber and
broke one Of his arms.
Nile. Aimee's Australian Novelty Bur-
lesque Company gave an entertainment
at Kimball Opera House on Mondayl
evening. They had fair house. Those
who went with the expectation of seeing|
a can-can show were disappointed.
Mrs. G. F. SIMPSON, who has been on!
a visit to her sister, l.Irs. J. Lamb, forI
the last two years, left Kenosha on thei
18th ult., to return to her home in Lon-|
don, England. She arrived at her destin-I
alton in safety, after very pleasant
journey.
DR.. O. w. f. Snyder, of Chicago, will
be at the Grant House, Kenosha, on Sat-l
lrday, July 25th, until 5 P. NJ.
A picnic was given to the pupils of St. !.
Georges school at Park City gardens onI
The children were furnished
Inner and supper free by the members
Of st. Georges congregation, and about
$50 was realized from the sale of refresh-'
nents.
The beautiful chapel of St. GATHERINGS
Academy, Racine, was consecrated by5
Archbishop Heiss. assisted by Target
number of priests from different parts
Of the state, on Wednesday of last week /
1t is located directly east of the mainI
is of brick, 80x28, and cost
S8, 800.
DR.. Weiskopf, sister and daughter,
sailed from Antwerp on the 18th inst,
md are expected home about the Isl.
If August. A letter received from Mr.. /
?. Lentz said he was not feeling well,
ind that he would probably not leave
or home before the list of August.
The fifty-dollar light of plate glass
which broke in Lentz & Funck's win !
low was replaced by the Plate Glass /
Insurance Company, for which U. J.
Lewis is agent, without cost to the owner
If the building Every one having plate
lass windows should keep them in ]
ured.
Mrs. Thomas and her two children,
Who have been staying at the Grant ]
House for some time past, left for Min
lesota on Saturday last. Her husband
arrived here last week, having made ar
to move to Southwestern
where he has farm he in 4
ends to occupy.
An open air concert will be given in 1
Mr.. Nicholas Struck's lawn, in Salem,
evening, Aug. LIST, by the {
Salem Cornet Band. Concert to consist
IF band, orchestral and vocal music.
First-class refreshments of every kind
served on the grounds. All are cordial
y invited. By ORDER OF Com.
Capt. Arthur Mcguire, usually COM
nander of a tug during the season of
attempted to commit suicide
n Chicago last week by cutting hisE
throat with a jacknife. He will probab-
y recover. The cause is said to be des-
pair at being unable to find employ
ment. He formerly resided at Wauke-H
gan.
Rev. Geo. w. Horton, of Madison, /
Wis, will speak upon the vital question:
Of the liquor traffic at Kenosha, Monday
Aug. 18th Salem, Wednesday,
evening" Aug. 18th Wilmot, ThursdayH
Aug. 18th Somers, Friday
evening, Aug. Nth.
Sunday was very hot day. About
six o'clock in the evening threateninga
black clouds rolled up, accompanied byI
heavy wind, and many people thought
a cyclone was about to sweep away thej
town, but fortunately the storm passed.
over without doing any damage. For al
few minutes it was as dark as it general
ly is at s o'clock iii summer.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she beca. le Miss, she chung to Castoris,
When she had Children, she gave them CastoxaA
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
Edward Warner, halfwitted fellow of
So years, crept up behind his cousin,
Miss Charlotte Ward, aged 16, at Racine,
and struck her terrible blow upon the
head with o hammer, fracturing her
skull. In attempting to prevent a sec
lond blow she was hit upon the arm.
IShe is in critical condition and her
recovery is doubtful.
On Wednesday night of last week
burglars robbed the safe of S. A. Sage
lat Western Union Junction. They
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