The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-06-12

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Mr.. VIM. HI. Poynter, of Chicago, am
Miss L. M. Fischer, of Racine, wer
married at the residence of the bride
parents on the Both ult.
Snyder's Kidney Balsam cures bed
wetting, kidney and urinary diseases
For sale at Robinson's drug store.
Mrs. Voigt and daughter Minnie, o
this city. and Mr.. Gustaye Voigt, of Il
Crosse, have gone to Europe on three
months visit, to improve their health.
The rector of st. Matthews church
will preach a memorial sermon mex
Sunday morning, commemorative of
Mr.. ]. G. M. Kehlor, late Junior Warden
of the Parish.
Mr.. VIM. S. Lamb, of this city, and
Miss Ida T. Swezey were married on June
Sd, at the residence of the brides parents
in Chicago.
Nice, sweet Cider for sale at james
Mathews. Also choice Confectionery
of all kinds.
Mr.. E. G. Whiting, one of the early
settlers OF Racine, and the inventor OF
several valuable pillow Improvements,
died at st. Luke's hospital, Racine, on
the 4th inst, aged 80 years.
Hours of service at st. Matthew's
church for the summer are as follows
Early celebration, 7 A. M. morning
service and sermon, 1870 catechizing,
IL; evening beginning June 21), $50.
The Park City nine proclaim them
selves in good condition at present, and
prepared to challenge any club in the
state in a game of base ball for purse
of from ten to one hundred dollars.
On Saturday evening several gentle
men came up from Chicago to get suits
at Grosch & Eichelman's. Louie Eichel.
man is doing his work in Chicago for
the old Kenosha firm. Nothing like en-
terprise in any class of business.
The cheapest place in the city to buy
Tinware Of all kinds is at James
Mathews store.
The lover Of good horses has only to
walk through Mr.. T. J. Meyers stables to
crafty his most fastidious taste in that
direction. An array offne horses, finely
kept, may be seen there at any hour of
the day.
Mr.. G. Schend has the old Park City
Hall now fitted up for summer resort.
The old place has put on an entirely
new dress, and is one of the best places
for picnics and social gatherings in or
around the city.
Mr.. VIM. S. Lamb, of this city, and
his bride (late Miss Ida T. Swezey) ar
rived at the Grant House last Wednes-
day evening, after bridal tour east.
Mr.. and Mrs. LamD received yesterday,
and will received again next Thursday
the 18th) at the Grant House.
Miss Nellie Cameron, eldest daughter
Of Capt. Ben. Cameron, of the Life Saw
ing Station, died quite suddenly on We'd
nesday, of diphtheria. Miss Cameron
was about twenty-five years of age at the
time of her death. She was bright, in
telligent young lady, and much respected
by all who knew her.
Capt. J. F. Cleghorn, Grand Worthy
Chief Templar of Wisconsin, will deliver
a lecture in the interest of Temperance
and Good Templary at the Baptist church
on Saturday evening, June 18th, COM
at 7;30 o'clock, sharp. Admis-
sion free. Every one is cordially and
earnestly invited to attend.
On Monday night Capt Wittus John
son, who resides in Pleasant Prairie, had
q horse stolen from his barn. The
thieves also stole a spring wagon and a
set of harness from Mr.. Cable, who lives
near Capt. johnson. Sheriff Wilson and
Dexter tracked them to Liber-
tyville.
Blaekman & Myrick's stallion Lee
compile will be at G. A. Voltz's stables
every Saturday during the season.
Mr.. Darius Selleck, Of Danbury, Con-
necticut, lets his smiling countenance
beam upon the Kenosha people once
more. He says that there is a prospect
of a good crop of wooden nutmegs in
that region, ifInothing else. Still perhaps
a wooden clock will make itself heard
here and there in the rural districts.
The Paris Corners Society will give a
Basket Festival" in the grove of trees
opposite the Paris church, Friday even
ing, June 10Th. Good music will be fur
nished by the Paris Brass Band, and re-
freshments of all kinds will be served.
A very pleasant time is anticipated.
Every one is cordially invited to attend.
We saw sample of butter made by
Mrs. s. L. Hastings, of this city, which
is exceedingly fine. Mrs. Hastings cow
is of the Samuel Houston stock, and a
fine animal other kind. We are inform
ed that Mrs. Hastings makes nine pounds
of butter in seven days from the milk of
this cow.
Married, at Richmond, ILL.,, June Sd,
by Rev. VIM. Frazer, Mr.. John G.
Nethercut to Miss Sarah r. SHIRLEY.
Mr.. Nethercut is editor and proprietor
of the Richmond Gazette. The wedding
was pleasant one. About 60 or 70
guests enjoyed the occasion. The pres
ents were numerous.