The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-08-14

A travelling female base ball clu1
played match game with the Kenosh'
Regulars on the base bali grounds yes
terday.
Mr. VIM. Mygatt, who has been sta
lion agent at the State line, has beel
transferred to Bay View, which is
more lucrative Office.
The Kenosha Turner'S and Star Hos,
Company gave picnic at the Bair
Driving Park ON Sunday afternoon
There was quite large number in at
tendance.
Cur IN Two-Until Sept. LIST, for spo
cash, ] will sell what remains of my
spring stock of Wall Paper at half former
prices, or less. Buy now and get frs
choice. Must have the room for new
stock. HOSEA BARNS.
| Mrs. G. Voigt and daughter Miss
Minnie, and Mr.. Gustaye Voigt, of La
Crosse, have arrived safe in New York,
after an extended trip in Europe, and
are expected home in few days.
Call and see the thousand and one
articles on the cheap counters at James
Mathews store.
Mr.. Geo. M. Melville, finding his pres
ent quarters too crowded for his business,
has rented one of the stores in Kimball
block, and will move in a few days 1t
is being fitted up for him in first-class
style.
Rev. Lucius Lee left Monday for
Ovid, Mich. He intends to resume
his studies soon, the better to fit himself
for carrying ON the work in which he has
been so deeply interested the past five
years.
The game of ball pool which was to
have been played at Kimball Opera
House on Thursday evening between
James Shea, of Milwaukee, and Gus
Heman, of this CRY, has been declared
off.
There will be lawn sociable on Mrs.
Pease's lawn, Salem, Friday evening,
Aug. q. Refreshments will be served
by the Willing Workers" Music for
the occasion will be furnished by the
Salem Cornet Band A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
DIR. Snyder's Medicated Hot Air Bath
will be on exhibition at the Grant House,
Kenosha, on Friday, August 21st. In
yalids wishing to test the efficacy of
these baths will be given an opportunity
to do so. There is no depression, no
taking cold after their use. Always a
luxury always benefit.
AT the sale Of the Ernst property last
saturday, Mr.. Chas. HI. Gonnermann
purchased the store on Main street
which he occupies for $500 and the
Did boarding house building on Pearl
street for 5000. Mr.. J. B. Kupfer pur-
chased the vacant lot on the corner of |
). Congress and Pearl streets for $500.
Mr.. Roscoe Torrey, of Scotland, Da-
kota, has been visiting relatives and
friends in this neighborhood during the |
past week. He has quite recovered his |
health. His mother died at his resi-
lence in Scotland on the Goth ult., and |
he accompanied her remains TO Turner,
Maine, where they were inferred Mrs. |
rorrey was 70 years of age.
For SALE-A choice farm of $40 acres,
situated 81 miles from the city of Keno
'ha has on it good house, spacious
BARNS and outbuildings, and is we'll sup
olied with wood and never-failing springs
If water. This is one Of the best OPP
for any one wishing to engage
n stock or dairy farming. Price moder-
tie and terms easy. Title indisputable.
Apply to A. VAN WICK,
Kenosha.
A sandy-whiskered man, about IS
years of age, went to the livery stable of
Charles E. Wager at Waukegan on
Thursday of last week and asked for q
horse and buggy to drive to Lake Bluff,
saying that he had a lady passenger and
should be gone until about 5 o'clock.
The rig was furnished but has not been
A liberal reward is offered |
or the return of the rig.