The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-06-26

The Ladies NJ l. Club of Bristol vii
serve ice cream, lemonade, ETC., Satur
day, June 9th, afternoon and evening
Invitation to all.
The ladies of the Congregations
society will give a concert in the church
at Salem on Friday evening, June 26
Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. Bacot wishes to rent her cottage
furnished, for six months from Novem.
Der l. Apply to Mrs. Bacot, Prairie
avenue.
Miss Lillian Felker, of Oshkosh, Wis,
attended the Kemper Hall Commence
ment last week, and spent the remainder
OF the week with friends in this city.
Mr.. Geo. Mari has rented the resi-
dence of Mrs. Wheeler, on Park avenue.
Mrs. Wheeler has taken rooms at the
Water Cure.
Mr.. D. Falls and family arrived here
ON Saturday from Chicago, and have
rented the King residence, on Prairie
avenue, for the summer,
Hermann and Clarence Falk, who
have been attending Mrs. Wheeler's
school during the past year, have return
ed to their home in Milwaukee for the
summer vacation.
st. James parochial school closed on
Tuesday afternoon of last week with ap-
plopriate exercises, which were render
ed in a very creditable manner by the
pupils.
Mr.. G. III. Jones died at Burlington,
Racine county, on the 18th inst, aged rs
years. He was born in New Hampshire
IN 1911, and emigrated to Burlington in
l843.
Emily Miltner's English Opera Com
1any appeared at Kimball Opera House
IN Monday night in "The Enchanted |
statue" The singing was fine. The
udience was small.
There will be an opening dance at
Park City Hall on the 4th of July. Law
on q Hayek's orchestra, of Racine, will
re in attendance. Ice cream and all
refreshments will be served.
Mr.. VIM. v. Moore, pioneer of Ra-
inc county, died at Burlington, on the
9Th inst, in the 6Sth year of his age.
lie was elected county treasurer in 1865
nd held the Office until 1869.
Mr.. Melancthon w. Cary, one of the
ldest and most respected residents of
iacine, died suddenly on the 10Th inst,
rheumatism Of the heart, in the 74th
ear Of his age. He has resided in RAJ
inc since 1851.
A musical will be given at Kimball
pera House on Monday evening by
rof. Rawson's pupils, to which all are
lYited. Admission free. Prof. Rawson
i'll give a prize to the pupil who plays
18th the most expression.
Farmers are complaining of too much
lin. A steady rain fell nearly all day
riday, and on Sunday morning it came ,
own in torrents, followed by storm of !
ind and rain Sunday afternoon and
1ening.
VIM. III. Scoville, boy fifteen years i
age, residing in the vicinity of Ives
rove, Racine county, had both of his ,
gs broken by falling under his wagon
a Friday last. He laid in the road an
our before being found.
Mr.. Michael Boeson, who was taken 1
Chicago on the 9Th inst, died there
4 the 10th, from dropsy. His remains
ere brought here for interment, and his
neral services were held at st. Georges
lurch on the 18th. He was about rs ,
ears of age.
The National Cornet Band of this city
I'VE an open-air concert at Waukegan {
st Saturday evening. Nearly every
ne in Waukegan turned out to hear the
ind, and the streets were blocked with
eople. Under the leadership of Prof.
awson, the National Cornet Band has
,come famous.
Cards have been issued for the mar
age ceremony of Miss Grace Elmen-
orf, daughter of DR.. ]. ]. Elmendorf, of r
acme College, and the Rev. Edward i
elville Parker, of Concord, N. H., for r
,onday morning, June 29th, at eleven +
clock, at st. Johns College chapel, Ra- g
ne.
Some of our citizens are of the opinion
AT in the matter of repairing sidewalks
| should be treated alike. One man
lould not be compelled to take up an
d sidewalk and put down new one o
lille another man is allowed to keep his .
a dilapidated condition year after I
bar.
The jury in the case of the state of r
'isconsin against Louis Christianson,
e IS year old boy charged with the $
urder of Michael Schultz, a German \
ltcher, in Racine on the night of June
}, 1884, which was on trial at Waukesha
st week, disagreed, standing nine for :,
;quittal and three for conviction.
The American Cecilian Society will
eet in Chicago on the 30th June and LIST +
I'd I'd of July. The Chicago & North I
estern Railway Company will issue $
ckets from Milwaukee, Racine and Ke- !
osha at one and a fifth fare, good from I
Inc 80 to July 8. The choir of st. r
eorge's church, consisting of about
members, will take part in
le concerts.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris, {
When shc was Child, she cried for Castoria,
Whom she became Miss, she chung to Castoris, :
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