The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-07-10

Miss Mile Lewis, who has been at
tending school in Ohio during the pas
year, has returned to her home in this
city for the summer vacation.
Messrs. J. F., M. ]. and Miss Mary
GalIaghan, of Chicago, visited with theil
brother, Mr.. J. A. Gallaghan, the first o.
the week.
Mr.. r. o. Gottfredsen sold his trottine
horse, sulkey and harness to T. J. Meyers
for 1866. Mr.. Meyers sold the horse to
Mr.. F. G. Head.
Mrs. Katharine Kessner died at Ra-
cine on the 4th inst, of Inflammation OF
the bowels, aged 81 years. She has been
a resident of Racine over thirty years.
A trotting match took place on Mon
day between Whites pony and Jos.
McDermott's horse. McDermott's horse
won the first and third heats.
Mr.. Jason Lothrop started east ON We'd
nesday, and expects to visit points in New
York and Massachusetts,. He goes vio
Chicago, and will make the trip down the
lakes by propeller.
A sorrel team and buggy were stolen
from the barn of Joseph Dunkin, farm
err living three miles south of Waukegan,
on the lake shore, on Thursday night OF
last week.
Arthur McGurren, of the County
Clerks Office, Chicago, Miss Eva Maho.
ney, Katie Mcdonald and Angie Maui
rand, of the same place, are the guests
of Mrs. ]. E. Mahoney, Pleasant Prairie.
The evening services of the Methodist
Episcopal church will be held during
the summer months at-half past five
o'clock-not half past-seven, as stated
last week.
All chronic diseases are successfully
treated by Dr. Kensington. The afflict-
ed should not fail to call on him at the
Grant House, Tuesday, July IA.
Mr.. Geo. M. Melville, of this city, and
Mr.. Arthur Draper, of Chicago, left on
Tuesday for visit to Washington, New
York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Albany
and Niagara Falls.
Call in and see our fine fitted up rooms,
with the latest improvements and Access
series for making all kinds of first-class
work. b. LA MARSH.
Rev. Mr.. Bradford, of Pontiac, ILL.,, oc-
cupied the pulpit at tine Congregational
church Sunday evening, and delivered a
decidedly delightful and delectable dis
course.
The services at the Congregational
church next Sunday morning will be
held in the benefit of the children, the
pastor being absent at the time usually
set apart for " children's day."
The picnic given by the st. Michaels
Young Mems Beneficial Association al
Park City Hall on the 4th was very
successful affair, the receipts being
nearly 800. All who attended had a
very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Meade, of Rockford
ILL.,, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. F
Meade. Messrs. Horace Meade, Of
Hebron, ILL.,, and Ebenezer Meade, o.
Waukegan, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs: G. f. Meade.
The Misses Bray, the two oldes
daughters of Rev. w. L. Bray, of this
city, are home from Mt Holyoke, tc
spend vacation. One of them is en-
gagged at Mt. Holyoke as teacher, an(
the other is pupil.
1t is reported that on the noon train
due here from Chicago yesterday, whel
near Lake Bluff, the waiter in the dinin!
car went to the door of the cooks room
with some message, at which the cool
stabbed the waiter fatally with q knife
No particulars given.
A match game of base ball was playet
between the Kenosha Regulars and thu
Milwaukee Reds on the grounds adjoin
ing Rice's grove on the 4th. Sever
innings were played when heav,
shower broke up the game. The scor
stood: Kenosha Regulars, Is Milwau
kee Reds,S.
Mr.. C. d. Holt had his big horse, i'm
ported from France, on the fair ground
on Saturday last. The monstrous pre-
portions of the animal was great attrat
ton to the spectators. 1t requires n
extravagant play of the imagination t
conceive the idea that Mr.. Hollis hors
, is a descendant from the Mastodon.