The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-08-07

Miss Kate Gonnermann is spending
her vacation in Chicago, and will visii
the lakes before returning home.
Ziv's Shoe Store will open on Saturday
August 9th, in Kimball block, with a full
line of Boots and Shoes at the lowest
prices.
Mr.. Harvey Wattles and bride, OF
Boynesvllle, Kansas, have been visiting
relatives and friends in this city during
the past week.
Mr.. Philander P. Ames, formerly a
resident of Newport, Lake county, ILL.,,
died in Washington Territory on the 23d
ult., aged SO years.
The storm of Sunday did great deal
of damage at the tile factory. Capt.
Miller estimates the loss at theleast cal
culation to be thousand dollars.
Mr.. Henry Everhart, who has been
attending school at Boboken, n. j., dur
ing the past two years, is spending a few
weeks with friends in this city.
A six-months-old son of Lucas Chris
Hanson died on the 31st ult.. of cholera
infantum. Mr. Christianson left for the
old country the day previous.
H.B.B. Wickersham, Esq, Attorney
at-Law, of Chicago, spent couple of
days in this city this week ON legal
business.
While James Filben was out driving
in one of Chef Wattles' livery rigs ON
Tuesday the horse ran away, throwing
him out and breaking his arm.
Mrs. Frank ]. Herschede, of Detroit,
Mich, is visiting her father, Mr.. c.
Schend. Mr.. Herschede is expected
here Friday, and will remain o few days.
Miss G. Mcclellan, of this city, and
Miss G.. Mcclellan, of Mamma, Mich.
nave been visiting their cousin, Mrs.
at Richmond, ILL.,, the past
week.
Mr.. Edward Becker, of Council Bluffs
md his sisters, Mrs. Caspar Bach, and
Miss Lena Becker, of Chicago, came here
asst week to attend the funeral of their |
brother.
Mrs. E. r. Hugunin returned from
Minnesota few days since. She was
jailed home by the sudden illness of her
mother, Mrs. Hatch, whose death is
lourly expected.
Rev. G. M. Heard, of this city, deliv-
red profound lecture on evolution
nd the moral evil before the Institute
# Christian Philosophy at Monona Lake
assembly, Madison, on Monday.
Services next Sunday at st. Matthew's
hurch will be as usual, viz, 7 and 1870
|. M. and $50 P. M. Collection for
Diocesan Missions at the midday SER
ice. Mr.. French does not leave for his
acation until next week.
Sheriff Swansbrough went to Kansas
fter horse thief, and while on his way
ome the sheriff went to sleep in the
airs and his prisoner slipped the shackles
If his feet and made his escape by
lmping off the train.
Mrs. Engle will furnish about 100000
rick for the new Court House and jail
nd 100000 for the malt house. She ex-
'ects to turn out million brick this
ear Mrs Engle's yard makes the best
rick in this section of country.
Cur IN Two.@Until Sept. LIST, for spot
ash, will sell what remains of my
pring stock of Wall Paper at half former
rices, or less. Buy now and get first
hOice. Must have the room for new
took. HOSEA BARNS.
While Mrs. Albert Wicks, of Salem,
5as alghting from her buggy during the
torn on Wednesday night of last week
he caught her foot in the spokes of the
'heel and broke her leg just below the
nee.
The girls" gave pleasant dancing
arty on Tuesday evening at the resi-
ence Of Mr.. Harvey Durkee. About
venty couple were present. Prof.
)ickhaut's orchestra furnished the
nusIc. II
Mr.. Henry Koch, of Deerfield, ILL.,,
las accidentally killed on the Goth ult.,
y jumping off a train while in motion.
10 was u years of age. A German,
AIMED August Schachtschabel, was run
YER by freight train near Wadsworth,
AXE county, ILL.,, and his head severed
'om his body. 1t is supposed that he
red to get on the train when in motion. {
Mr.. George Vollmer, one of the mem
ers of the National Comet Band, was
erenaded by the Band on Wednesday
vening of last week, the occasion be-
1g his 35th birthday. George invited
lem in and entertained them hand
omely. The choir of the German Luth-
ran church was also present, and added
D the enjoyment of the occasion.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom she became Miss, she chung to Csstoris,
When she had Children, she gave them CastastA
The Canadian schooner Elgin, loaded
With railroad ties, was driven to the
hore between Racine and Milwaukee
" the storm of last Sunday night. The
tug Morford, On her way for
he relief of the stranded vessel, came
nto this port Wednesday morning, and
laving secured Messrs. Knapp & Gil
ems scow went forward to her place of