The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13

The wife Of Mr.. James Van Lone, I
this city, died in Milwaukee, at the res
dence of her mother, on the 4th {
March, inst, Of heart disease, at the eg
of nineteen years.
Judge John 7. Wentworth is a popula
candidate for Justice Of the Peace il
Racine at the coming election. w
cannot but wish Judge Wentworth sue
cess even on this lower plane.
Albert Smith, while loading cannon
on Inauguration day, narrowly ESCAPED
severe accident. The gun exploded
burning him, but fortunately not inflict
ing any serious injuries.
The new Catholic church at Wheat
land will be consecrated on Thursday
March 18th 1t is expected that large
number of people from ueighborinl
towns will be present at the ceremonies
Mr.. and Mrs. John Funck rejoice in thu
birth of little daughter, which came t.
them on Sunday night last. They have
the congratulations of many friends, who
also bid God speed to the little stranger
The question who shall be the next
Mayor of Kenosha is exciting the minds
of the citizens to no little extent Who
the much-t,-be-abused man may be il
now only the subject of uncertain specu-
lation.
Messrs. Thomas Hansen and Alex.
Huck have purchased Mr.. r. Nelson's
furniture and undertaking business, and
will consolidate it with Mr.. Hansen's
business, under he firm name of Hansen
& Huck.
Louis Morehouse, who is on the pro-
hibited list, was found intoxicated last
week. and being brought before Justice
Paddock, testified that Sylvester Harding
liquor for him. Harding was
sent to jail for thirty days.
Mr.. Joseph Williams, who lives in
the North ward, buried child on Tues
day last, and on Wednesday another Of
his children became victim of diph-
iberia. No little sympathy is; expressed
for this much afflicted family.
On account Of the unsafe condition Of
The court house, the April term of the
Circuit Court will have to be held in
some other building. The new skating
ink and Simmons Hall have been sug-
rested, and probably it will be held in
he latter place.
The Dock and Excavating Company
ire taking their dredge from the harbor
o Geneva Lake this week, when it will
oe brought into requisition for the build
ng of a pier. Mr.. G. Schend is in COM
nand, and the work is being pushed
with all possible dispatch.
Messrs. Surges & Miller are pursuing
heir contract in the work ofbuilding an
edition to Mr.. Ben. Eichelman's house.
dr. Elchelman is moving the old at
achment to his house to the rear of his
OF, which he will convert into dwelling
or rental purposes, and replace it with
! new and handsome extension.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahoney, of this
,ity, rejoice in the birth of bouncing
,aby boy which came to them on Mon
lay morning. John thinks valuable
ecruit has been made to the Life Saw
ng crew. In any event, he has the con-
,ratulations of all his friends on this
evidence ofhis prosperity.
Owing to the bad weather the dime
eading at Bristol last week was slimly
attended The Good Templars will re-
oeat it on the Goth Of this month. They
intend to add to its attraction and will
i've splendid treat to their patrons.
Come ON, every one ofyou, and have a
,ood time at Shumway's Hall.
Peter Mischler, aged A years and Is
lays, died on the I'd inst, and George
aged year and 6 months,
lied on the 9Th inst. Both were chill
lren of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mischler
If the North side, and both died ofdiph.
IBERIA Mr.. and Mrs. Mischler have the
of many friends in their attic
ion.
On Monday last E. B. Christian gave
/ pleasant social to few of his friends,
among whom were the following Miss
Natalie Newell, Gertrude Newell, Mamie
Van VIE, Grace Baldwin, Mary Bray,
Bertha Head. Nellie Benedict, Josie
MARITIME, frankie Haven, Minnie Stark
weather, and MeSsrs HOLSTER, Baldwin,
Head, Eichelman, Hyet and Marsh.
We are now buying our paper stock
lirect from the factory, thereby saving
b per cent, which our customers will
get the benefit Of. We have just receiv-
ID $4,000 No. s high cut government
Envelopes, all colors, which we will
urnish with return card printed on for
1925 a thousand.
Rev Mr.. Bray. Of the Congregational
church, announced to large congrega-
ion last Sunday evening that the trustees
would be asked to materially enlarge
he choir platform to accommodate more
singers, and make more room for the
Accomplishments. Sunday
evening praise meetings with large choirs
appear to be gaining In favor.
For SALE Full set cheese factory
tools, consisting of vat. heater, gang
press and hoops, weighing can, scales,
whey tank and pipes also shelving for
$50 cheese. Everything complete and
in fine order for handling the milk of
Dos COWS. Easily set up in any building
for cheese making. Apply to
L. A STEVENS, Salem. Wis.
The Kenosha Tile and Brick Company
have elected as Board Of Directors
Messrs. A. Miller, L. A. Miller, D. A.
Miller, ]. L. Stevens and George Hale.
The directors in their organization have
made A. Miller, President L. A. Miller,
Vice President U. ]. Lewis, Treasurer !;
and George Hale Secretary. This COM
pany is said to have within it every ele-
ment of success.
Rev. Father Ward, of Beloit, Wis, will
deliver lecture in St. James Church in
the evening of St. Patrick's Day, next
Tuesday, the 18th, on "The future OF
the Irish Race" Father Ward is an
eloquent and interesting speaker, SO that
rich treat is in store for our people on
this interesting subject. Admission to
the church, % cts. Proceeds for the bene-
fit of the church. Lecture will com
mence at 7:30. Let there be full house