The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-01-16
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January 10Th
% Messrs. Frank WooIfenden. j. 4
10 Maroney and Frank Walker, of Racine
: attended the opening Of the Eclipse rim
in this city last Saturday evening.
Mrs Frank Hall, of Beatrice. Eeb
and formerly of this city, came here las
week, and will spend few months wit
her brother, Mr. w f. Reed.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. Mai
7 thew's church met at the residenc
Of Mrs. Serene Fisk on Thursday after
noon and evening.
During the gale on Saturday night tn
. Kenosha pile driver was blown adrlf
: from her moorings She collided will
$ Main street bridge, filed with water anc
sunk.
Mr.. Chas. G. Russell, of Ottawa, lit.
spent several days Of the past week will
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas English. HI
came here to attend the wedding Of theil
daughter.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the most potent
blood purifier, and a fountain Of health
and strength. Be wise in time. All
baneful infections are promptly removed
by this unequalled Alternative.
| Edward Arnold, son of John and
Eva Arnold of this city, died on Sun
day morning last, at the age of thirteen
years. He suffered from an affection
Of the lungs, resulting from diphtheria.
Miss Matte Farr gave a very success
full progressive euchre party last Thurs
day evening. About twenty-five guests
were present, including number from
abroad, and the occasion was enjoyed by
all.
Mr.. Richard Robinson, son Of Hon. +.
Robinson, of this city, is mentioned by
the Racine papers as having rendered
valuable services in saving life at the
Blake Opera House fire, greatly inn
perilling his own life.
Mr.. Peter Stahl, of this city, and Miss
Alice Jones, Of Lake county, ILL.,, were
married by Rev. Father Cleary, at St.
James church, on Wednesday morning.
A reception was given at the home of
the bride, which was attended by many
friends.
Several OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were
stolen from the clothes-lines in Mr.. F.
Robinson's yard on Monday. A little
girl was seen dropping three handker-
chiefs opposite Mr.. Geo. Hale's house.
The owner can get them at Mr. Robin
sons house.
Last Sunday Father Cleary urged his
congregation to lend their assistance to
the charitable movement set on foot in
this city by the ladies of st. Matthew's
church. Donations of any kind will be
cheerfully received by the ladies at their
room in Robinson's block, S. Main
treet, every Wednesday.
Some North side boys, while skating
the first of the week, run down fox in
Pike woods, and Peter Slater, with his
little gun, shot him through the head as
he approached the bridge over the
creek. And he was good fox, too,
weighing nineteen pounds.
A masquerade at Zens skating rink
on Thursday evening of last week at
tracted a good crowd. Good music
was IN attendance, and a good time
was enjoyed. Mr.. Zens displays good
taste in such matters, and everything
passed off in quiet and orderly man.
ner.
Mr.. B. Eichelman fell down on the
sidewalk on the east side of the Post
office on Tuesday, considerably injuring
himself. A lady, whose name we have
not learned, also fell down in the same
place on Tuesday. This is dangerous
place, and should be looked after.
The Eclipse Roller Rink opened last
Saturday night Over 800 tickets were
sold at the door. Schultes Band, of Ra-
cine, was in attendance. The building,
which is 142 feet long and 40 feet wide,
is heated with Universal stoves from the
store of HI, G. Schulz.
Ayers Hair Vigor improves the
beauty of the hair and promotes its
growth. Itimparts an attractive appear
ance, delightful and lasting perfume.
While it stimulates the roots, cleanses
the scalp, and adds elegance to luxur-
lance, its effects are enduring and thus
it proves itself to be the best and cheap
est article for toilet use.
Independent Hose Company No. g.
RECALLED themselves with an oyster sup
per at their rooms on the North side on
Saturday evening last. The utmost of
good cheer prevailed, and with one con-
sent it was pronounced good time All
agree that much credit is due the COM
mittee of arrangements for their zeal in
making this most happy and enjoy
able affair.
The search in the ruins Of the Blake
| Opera House, Racine, for the bodies of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover and Mrs. Patrick
has ended. No remains of any of them
have been found, and the popular theory
is that the unfortunates were caught
above the Villas drug store, and that the
bodies fell into the ruins of that establish
ment and were wholly consumed by the
chemicals and the fire, which was terribly
intense in that part of the block.
The G. T. A. Society will give grand
ball and supper at Simmons Hall on
Friday evening, Feb. Is. This ball is
gotten up for the purpose of raising
funds to help defray the expenses Of the
annual convention of the Wisconsin
State Union which will be held here next
June, and it is hoped that our citizens
who are interested in the cause of tenn
perance will unite and make it a grand
success. Tickets, including supper, 81.
The case of the state of Wisconsin
, against Charles Goodwin, Joseph Wagner
and John Dorsey, charged with robbing
Sim Tropp and throwing him off q
freight train, was called up before Justice
Paddock on Monday and continued UNI
til the ed, the injured man not being
able to appear against them. Mr.. Tropl
is in fair way of recovery.
Repairs have been made on the OLE
: jail building the past week. 1t will b
. cheaper for the county, to erect ney
building than..to repair the old, dilapi