The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-30

Miss Mary Shepherd, daughter o MIR
Truman I'll. Shepherd, formerly of Ra-
cine, died at Colfax, Washington Terri
tory, on the 18th inst
Mr.. Frank Schemmer and Miss Susan
ROBBERS, both of Burlington, Racine
county, were married in that village on
the Goth inst.
The Kenosha Regulars played game
OF base ball with the Racine College nine
at Racine on Saturday last, and defeated
them by score of eighteen to one.
For SALE.-Haying sold my farm, I
have nineteen choice thoroughbred
Spanish Merlno sheep to sell for 800.
g. P. SABN,
Three miles southwest of Bristol station.
The Farmers Friend is large agri.
cultural paper published semi-monthly
at South Bend, Ind. We will club il
with the UNION or TELEGRAPH at % cents
per year.
The crazy woman who was taken to
the asylum last week was not confined
in theslock-up all night, as stated in the
Courier last week. She was provided
with room at the City Hotel.
J. G. Gottfredsen & Son have about
twenty men at work undermining under
their brewery for cellar room. AS they
require more storage room, they will
n,oka a oal1ar E4vO0 foot
The Rev. T. III. Crocker, of Madison ,
Wis, will preach in the Unitarian church
III this city on Sunday in the forenoon of
November LIST, at the usual hour Of
mo rning service.
You are invited to call and see the
new styles in Wall and Ceiling Decora-
tons at Melville's, opposite the Grant
House.
Mr.. Chas. III. COTE, of Springfeld, Mo-.
has been in this city the past week visit
ing his parents. He left on Tuesday to
attend his brothers wooden wedding at
Evanston.
DR.. r. X. Birkhaeuser, of Milwaukee,
and Miss Leonie, daughter of Assembly
man L. G. Klein. of Racine, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides par
ents on the 9th inst.
awe, Us & Co." drew full house at
Kimball Opera House last Friday even
ing. Dan Fitzpatrick, who is quite q
favorite in Kenosha, was one of the COM
pany.
At a meeting of the executive board
OF the Racine County Agricultural Socie-
ty, held at Burlington on Friday, it was
decided that no more county fairs should
be held, and that the property Of the
society should be sold at auction.
Mrs. Edwards and her daughter, Mrs.
Sheldon, from Upper Michigan, have
rooms at the Grant House, where they
expect to remain q few weeks. Mrs.
Sheldon has two daughters in school at
Kemper Hall.
The November term of the Circuit
Court will be adjourned from Monday,
November 9th, to Monday, December
9TH, in order to give the contractors time
to get the new court house ready. The
jurors will not be required to put in
their appearance until Dec. 7th.
While Sheriff Wilson was returning
home from Brighton on Tuesday even
ing his buggy and the mail wagon col
lided near the depot. The night was
dark. But little damage was done. II
is the duty of our city fathers to light uE
the streets on dark nights.
Mr.. e. J. Rowley has abandoned hi
project of lighting the city at night will
gasolene or kerosene. He failed tt
meet with the support he expected from
our citizens, most of them refusing t
pay anything towards the expense. /
would be a great benefit to the city t
have it lighted up on dark nights.
The annual beer consumption in tn
United States aggregates 10f gallons pc
individual, according to the "Pocke
Atlas of the World" The " Pocket Atlas
will be given free to every subscribe
t who pays one years subscription to thi
paper III advance.
VIM. Tllotson was sent to Racin
: Jail on Tuesday for FIVE days on charg
/. of drunk and disorderly. He took a
appeal to the Circuit Court in the SUI
last week for using abusive and obscer
e language, for which he was fined $50 an
IS costs or fifty days in jail.
Those people who continually anne
s their neighbors borrowing papers shou
e subscribe for paper themselves, ar
those parties who take their neighbor
!, papers from the post-office and ser
them to their owners when they q
; several days old, or not at all, should
arrested for appropriating their neig
TT bors' property to their own use.
% The conduct of the boys in the gale
at Kimball Opera House on Tuesd
us evening was anything but creditable
IL them. Members of the company s.
they never met with such rowdy CROW
Last night order was preserved, and t
ds company are determined that order "
be maintained in the hall during tn
stay here.
mt Parents should see that their boys
TN and their girls, too-are at home in
evening. Groups of them can be sc
lis. almost any evening lounging in h,
sh- ways and slairways, smoking, chew
and swearing and making use of Il
guage not the choicest. Occasions
olG some of this class of boys will
W. found in the post office, giving full p
to their tongues. If these boys wo
ter stop and consider that making use
We low language gives people bad opin
ago of them, they would try to avoid us
lit.