The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-09-04

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Cantique de Noel" with piano al
organ accompaniment, at the Congreg
tional church next Tuesday evening.
DIR. C. w. Bond, of Libertyville, III
died last week from blood poisonin
caused by sprained ankle. He W.
81 years of age.
If you want to see fine job of grail
ing and paper-hanging step into Mazanti
new bakery. 1t was done by Mr.. {
Bockenheuser.
Mrs. futile, of Chenango County, \
Y. who had been visiting her uncle
Mr.. Levi Grant, for some time, left 70
her home on Thursday of last week.
Mr.. H. B. Everhart, who has bee
spending the past month with friends il
this city, returned to Hoboken, N. j., OF
Tuesday.
Baby Carriages cheaper than ever fo
cash at James Mathews store.
Mr.. Frank Taylor and family, wht
have been spending the summer in Thu
city, returned to their home in Chicago
on Saturday.
Mrs. Philip Lentz received letter
from her husband this week, in which
he stated that he would leave Germany
for home on the I'd inst.
There will be match game of base
ball between the Kenosha Regulars and
the Harvard club, on the Fair grounds,
one day Of the Fair.
The city clerk has called special
election for the third Tuesday of Sep
TENDER, to decide the amount to be paid
for license after the LIST of May, 1886.
Mr.. Chef Reynolds, of Chicago, has
been visiting his father during the past
week. He has just returned from Yer
mont, where he spent about two months
The following is said to be a sure cure
for poison ivy: Steep the inner bark of
the wild cherry tree and battle the affect
ed parts with the decoction.
Canada thistles running to seed can be
seen in several places along the road side
in this county. They should be cut
down and burned.
Mrs. Charles Vollmer, formerly of this
city, died in Chicago last week, of blood
aged 81 years. Her remains
we're brought here for interment on
The little son of Nj. Thomas Rogers
Of Somers, died on Wednesday of last
week from the injuries he received by
1elng trampled upon by horse at his
lncle's, in Racine.
A team belonging to q man named
Hogan, who lives across the line in ILL
lois, ran away on Monday, throwing him
off load of lumber and severely injur-
ing him.
Hon. w. S. Maxwell is having large
ob of dynamite blasting done in remov.
ing boulders from his plowed fields, and
20 provide stone for the foundation of
he horse barn he is building.
Mr.. A. Wulff has been arrested at Ra
cine, charged with malicious prosecution
~ Mr.. S. w. Vance, his late partner.
He was released on giving bonds of 3d.
800 for appearance.
Mr.. R. F. Roberts, of Woodwork, will
exhibit Chester Whites at the fair, and
viii offer for sale four pedigree Chester
White boar pigs, delivered at the close
If the fair.
Mrs. Mary Mich, of the town of Paris,
lied on the Goth ult., whiles decorating
he grave of her husband in the ceme-
cry near her home. She was 78 years
If age.
This week will see the finish of the
rain stacking for this season. Farmers
ay that never in the history of Kenosha
county has stacking of grain been delay
ID so late as this year.
Rev. S. J. French has returned from
pleasure trip, having spent the past
hree weeks in Jacksonport, Door county,
Sipon, Fond du Lac, and other points in
his state.
Call and see the thousand and one
rJiclea on the cheap counters at James
Gathews' store.
Mrs. G. r. Walker, of Buffa 10, N. Y,
vas in this city the early part of the
week, on her way to Winnebago, to see
Ter sister, Mrs. ex-Gov. Durkee, who is
It that place for her health.
Mr.. Byron M. Longfellow, Of Grinnell,
owa, ard Miss Nettie Bronchon, of
were married at the resi-
lence of the brides mother, in Wauke-
,an, on the 25th ult.
Mrs. Frank Brasey, eldest sister of
Mrs. Frank De Diemar, who went from
lere to Greenleaf, Kansas, about year
md q half ago, died there on Friday of
asst week.
Mr.. Boness, of Newton, Kansas, and
Miss Nellie W. Wright, of Waukegan,
we're married at the residence Of the
oride's mother in Waukegan on the 25th
alt.
The cheapest place in the city to buy
Tinware Of all kinds is at James
Mathews store.
Thieves entered the room of Birdie
Burk, a servant at the Higgins House,
Racine, on the night of the 2Sth ult., and
stole $40 gold watch, three gold rings,
a neck chain, locket and other jewelry,
valued in all at $40.
AS Mr.. John Mooney was passing
an alley near his boarding house
one evening last week he was struck in
the head with brick, cutting him quite
severely. He saw two fellows running
away, but was unable to follow them.
A pleasant surprise party was given
houie Eichelman on Tuesday evening
by about thirty of his friends, the occa-
sion being his twenty-frst birthday.
Dancing and refreshments We're the
order of the evening.
Snyder's Kidney Balsam cures bed
wetting, kidney and urinary diseases.
For sale at Robinson's drug store.
The demand for Simmons, Arndt &
Co.'S flour has become so great that they
are obliged to run the mill eighteen
hours day to supply the wants OF
their patrons. They are turning out
brands of flour second to none.