The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-27

lOr many years resident mere, an(
until after the death of her husband
Judge Jilsun, has been visiting old ac-
Iquaintances in this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs George s. Baldwin and
| their daughter Miss Grace started fol
New Orleans on Wednesday. They
purpose to visit the great Exposition anc
enjoy sightseeing generally.
| OATS WANTED. 30, 900 bushels of oats
wanted at Pleasant Prairie. Highest cash
price paid. Feed and salt for sale al
lowest prices. G. w. CROSBY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Cronk, of An
tigo, Wis, have been visiting Mr.
Cronk's folks in Salem. He and his
wife left on Tuesday for Madison, where
they expect tospend two or three days.
she's a blonde, and has long dropping lashes
And no skater more graceful nor rash Is,
| AS around like meteor she fiasheS
AS she pirates In the ear
/ or friend very dear;
Say, Kate ! I've made seventeen maShes"
The only daughter Of DR.. Frank Stew
ems, of Bristol, IS very low, and no hopes
are entertained of her recovery. The
little girl is nearly three years old, and is
a granddaughter Of Mr.. Ashbel Epson.
| Wehave had unseasonably cold wealth.
err the past week. Friday morning the
mercury marked s degrees below zero,
and Saturday morning it marked 2 de-
grees below, A light fall of snow on
Tuesday.
If you want to see fine job of fancy
sign painting, take look at our new
sign, painted by Mr.. O. Bockenheuser.
He also painted a handsome sign for Mr..
John Kressin. Mr.. Bockenheuser is a
first-class painter.
| I have small lot of white English
Oats for SALE Seed brought from Dako-
ia last spring. Yield, go bushels per
acre last year. I'rice, SO cents per
bushel. w. j. CRANEY.
The Good Templars will give dime
reading and musical entertainment at
Shumway's Hall, Bristol, on April the
Sd. All are cordially invited and are
promised good time.
MARTIE KINGMAN.
A large quantity of white Russian Seed
Oats for sale at rs cents per bushel
Warranted free from thistle OF mustard
seed. Apply to Bert Fox, Pleasan,
Prairie. P,O. address, Kenosha. Wis.
! D. A. Mahoney. Esq, District Attor-
ney, was called to Iowa on Tuesday tc
see his brother John, who is dangerous
w i'll. While in Montana, about three
years ago, he was attacked with noun
tain fever, from which he never re
covered.
/ Died, in Pleasant Prairie, on the 23d
inst, of Inflammation of the liver
Elizabeth, wife of Mr.. Hugh Rogan, aged
81 years. Her funeral services were
held at st. James church on Wednes
day, and were attended by large con
course of friends.
Michael Gratz will sell on his farm
one-quarter of mile northeast of the
Catholic church, in the town of Paris, or
Monday, March 80, commencing at II
lo'clock A. NJ, farm stock, farming i'm
i plements, seed grain, &C. E. r. Wilson
auctioneer.
| Lentz& Funck have just received ONT
of the finest assortments of Decorated
China Tea Sets and Decorated Grant,
ware ever brought to this city, which
| they will sell by the set or piece. The,
have also a large stock of Dry Goods ane
Groceries at rock-bottom prices. They
| invite all to call and inspect their good
and prices.
There viii be an auction sale on tn
farm of A. D. Cornwell, in the town Q
Salem. FUR miles northwest of Salem
Station, on .Le Town Line road, on Tues
day, March 81, commencing at
o'clock A. NJ, of farm stock and farm
ing implements. E. r. Wilson, auction
! eer.
/ Parties having their auction bills prin
! ed at this Office will geta notice of thei
sales in the UNION and TELEGRAPH FIRE
of charge.
The case of the city against Albel
Zens, for violation of the city ordinanc
in the liquor traffic, which was to com
, UP on Wednesday, the 25th inst, his
: been postponed, at the request of tn
District Attorney, until April Q, the latte
gentleman having been called away
0 Iowa on account of the illness of b
J. brother.
= The st. Paul and Minneapolis Adue
st tiser, containing the names of a numb
L of delinquents to our merchants, mac
its appearance on our streets last wee
70 and caused quite sensation. fla nur
I'll Der of others do not want their names
% appear in the next number they viii {
well to call on those to whom they al
indebted and settle up.
= The new Catholic church at Ne
Munster was dedicated with appropria
ceremonies on Thursday of last wee
Rev. NJ. Wisbauer of Burlington, condu
or ed the services, and Rev. Fathers Zil
re mer, of Hartford, Wis.,, and A. Sch
DIS Imacher, of Waterford, preached
English and German, respectively. T
exercises, which were of an unusua
= interesting character, were attended
~ a large number Of people. Mr.. N. Hu
'e ter, of this city, was among those pr
ent.
OF The amendments to the charter to
th able this city to reduce the interest
M its Indebtedness by funding or exchar
ing the present bonds of the city
m bonds bearing lower rate of inter,
oh abolishing the offices Of comptroller I
Els city marshal, and reducing the mum
of councilmen from each ward to t
were passed by the state legislat
AN last week. The chief of police, '
en-, will be appoint ed by the Mayor /
nc confirmed BY the Council, will perfo
the duties Of the Marshal,