The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-16

the practice of law.
Rev. C. M. Heard will leave for hi
new field of labor at Anoka, Mimi, O
Friday. The best wishes of his congrt
cation and our citizens in general &
with him.
For RENT-The house now occupie
by Owen Mccarthy, on S. Congress stree
Apply to James Pennefeather.
Miss Maria Marsh, who has been visi
ing in Lisbon, Dakota, returned to Ke
nosha last week, and was accompanie
by her sister, Mrs. Daniel Marsh, VIII
will remain here for several weeks.
Mrs. Heard Sunday school class, to
gether with Mrs. Ely's class. gave her s
surprise on Monday evening, prior t.
her departure for her new home il
Anoka, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Cornwell returned
home from Ohio on Tuesday. We re
gret to hear that Mr.. Cornwell had .
paralytic stroke while he was in Ohio
and has not yet fully recovered from it
Mr.. w. w. Morgan, :. photographer
who was in business at Racine about foul
years ago, was shot and killed by law
yer named Barnell, at Big Stone City
Dakota.
The Ladies Aid Society of st
Matthew's church met at the residence
of Mrs. J. G. Gottfredsen Thursday after
noon and evening.
For RENT-After December 10, the
residence of I. Rommerdahl, on corner
OF Wisconsin and Congress street APP
ply to A. H. French.
The Farmers Friend is q large agri
cultural paper published semi-monthly
at South Bend, Ind. We will club il
with the UNION or TELEGRAPH at 25 cent;
per year.
Mrs. John Bullen, who came here
from Elba, Mimi, q few weeks ago, to
see old acquaintance, has been quite
sick for some days. Mrs. Bullen, as has
before been stated in this paper, was
one ofthe first settlers in this place with
her husband.
Messrs. N. r. Allen & Sons have COM
menced work on building 50x100
They are going to put in fifty new watts
The addition is made necessary by their
increasing business. We are glad to see
Kenosha industries prospecting.
Just received, fresh from the factory,
the largest stock of Mems, Ladies and
Children's Rubbers, Arctics and Over
shoes ever brought to Kenosha, and will
be sold at the lowest prices at Ziv's Shoe
Company, Kimball Block.
The Belle City Roller Rifles will give
q grand drill exhibition at the Eclipse
roller rink in this city on Saturday even
ing, Oct. II. Music by the National
Cornet Band. Prices as usual. Exhibi-
ton will commence at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. l.. S. Doolittle. formerly Of Mil
burn, Lake county, ILL.,, died at Pitts
burg Landing, Tenn, on the Both ult
Her husband, Capt Doolittle, has had
charge Of the National cemetery there
since 1875.
While Mr.. John O'Neill and Mr.. L. c.
Stevens were returning home from Pleas
ant Prairie on Sunday night their buggy
upset in ditch, smashing the top of
and breaking the shafts. The rig be-
longed to Mr.. G. A. Voltz.
The State Liners and Kenosha Me
chanics played match game of base
ball near Truesdell station ON Sunday
afternoon. Three games were played
The State Liners won by q score of 80 tc
Is.
While Christ. Nielsen, of Racine, was
walking on a plank at the Court House
on Friday, carrying mortar, one end 0
the plank slipped off the window where
it rested, and he fell over backward, re.
chewing severe internal injuries.
At the annual meeting of st. James
Catholic Total Abstinence Society hel(
on Sunday the following were elected
officers of the Society for the ensuing
year President, John A. Corcoran
Vice President, John Cantwell Secre
tary, w. P. English Treasurer, Henry
N1ttAlCWS IAdloIlStI, e1OllCl ; OCI
geant-at-Arms, Patrick Ward.
There will be an auction sale on tn
Sweet farm, on the Burlington road, fiv
miles west of Kenosha, in the town Q
Somers, on Friday, Oct. 16, commencin
at 10 o'clock A. M, of farm stock an
farming implements. e. r. Wilso
auctloneer.
Next week Prof. Rawson will CON
mence another series of articles 0
Music. The series published during tn
early part of the year were very inter
esting to all our music-lovlng reader
and the forthcoming series will be foun
equally, if not more interesting. Pro
Rawson has now over forty pupils takin
lessons, and is considered one Of tn
best teachers in the West.
The following is from the Peoples Pres
Napoleon, Iowa, of Sept. "a: az.
Roberts and grandson started yesterda
morning for their home in Woodwork
Wis. Mr.. Roberts delivered tempe
ance lecture in the M. e. church c
Sunday to q full house, and his remarl
showed that he had studied the questiC
III all its bearings. In order not 10 CO
flict with Mr.. Roberts address, Rev.
HI. Mitchell gave up his appointing
for the same evening"
II Owing to the unfavorable weather, Il
meeting of the Land League called
Wednesday evening of last week was a
journed until Tuesday evening of IL
week. At the meeting on Tuesday eve
ing it was decided to hold regular mont
, ly meetings, and all desiring to becor
members of the league can do soby ps
ing 25 cents per month. The meeti
adjourned to Saturday evening, Oct.
: at s o'clock. Subscriptions to the parl
Q mentary fund viii be received by n
| Io'h1, 0'DOnnn11 treasurer