The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-01-29


held last evening at the residence {
Mrs. Edward Balm.
| BIr. w. FL. Smythe, of Milwaukee, ha
been appointed United States expires
agent in place of Mr.. L. King. We III
lderstand Mr.. King has secured an ofic
in Illinois.
The snow has been allowed to remain
on many sidewalks since the last heav,
fall. Why is the ordinance requiring
its removal within twenty-four hour
after falling not enforced?
| DR.. Snyder spends only two days eacl
week out of the city. The people 0
Kenosha are fortunate in being favored
with his visits one day each month. Al
Grant House Feb. Sd.
A collision occurred between way
freight and fianger on Thursday morn
ing, between Waukegan and Lake For
est. The express train going north wa,
detained tive hours.
Girard Leon and his troupe of per.
forming donkeys and baby elephant
gave a performance at the Eclipse
skating rink last Friday night. Owing
to the cold weather, the attendance was
small.
Children's Rubbers for 25c. pair at
Ziv's Shoe Co.
. The young ladies attending Kemper
Hall greatly enjoyed themselves sleigh
riding through the streets of this city on
Monday afternoon. They filled four of
T. ]. Meyers omnibus sleighs.
For SALE.-The Hale farm in the
town of Pleasant Prairie. For particu-
lars apply to James Cayalagh.
On account OF the absence of the rec
tor, Rev. Mr.. French, there will be no
services at st. Matthew's church on Sum
day next. Sunday school, however, will
be held at the usual hour.
Mr.. F. S. Newell and Mr.. Chas. Balm
leave on Monday next for New York, and
will go from there by steamer to Mexico
and other southern points. They expect
to remain away about a month.
Valuable dock property for sale. APP.
ply to James Mathews or J. A. Killeen,
UNION Office.
A bay horse, with one white foot,
white star on forehead, and trife lame
in hind leg, was stolen from the Jones
farm in Raymond on Tuesday night of
last week. Also a light cutter.
The Park Avenue polo club, of Ra-
cine, and the Eclipse polo club, of this
city, played a match game at the
Eclipse rink here on Saturday evening
1t was won by the Racine club.
Mr.. A. A. Sherman. of Richmond,
ILL.,, has been in the city on business for
a few days. He reports the snow and
the weather there of very much the
same depth and nature as in Kenoshs,.
Mr.. Theodore Mazanti sill continues
to improve in health and hopes soon to
be out. His brother, Mr.. Henry Mazan-
ii, has returned to his home in Cedar
Falls, Iowa.
Mr.. G. Bockenheuser has removed to
his new store, one door south of Doan q
Browns. He has fitted it up in very
fine style and is stocking it up with new
goods of all kinds in his line. Call and
see him.
The entertainment, Japanese We'd
ling" at the Methodist church on Tues,
lay evening last proved highly sue
cessful affair. The proceeds of the even
ing were satisfactory. 1t is gratifying
TO know that entertainments for the bene-
fit Of churches are generally successful.
Mr.. Michael Hammang desires it said
that the Westchester Fire Insurance
Company were very prompt in the set
Element of his loss in the late fire on the
North side, much to his satisfaction,
IND, as he thinks, to the credit of the
Company.
Call and see the thousand and one
articles on the cheap counters at James
Mathews store.
Last week the children who go to
school by wav of Congress street were
obliged to wade through the deep snow
on the east side of the High school
grounds. Their parents would like to
know why the snow is not cleaned off
the walk there.
Judge w. H. Wording, an early resi-
dent Of Racine, dropped dead of apo
plexy at Plainview, Mimi, on Sunday.
He was city attorney of Racine in 1S49
and 1850 was also county Judge several
years, and was one of the incorporators
of Racine.
The Medicated Hot Air Bath is grow
ing so rapidly in favor that orders are
coming in from California and New York.
There is nothing that succeeds like sue
cess.
Miss Lizzie Tenhagen entertained her
friends on the occasion of her birth
day the first of the week very pleasantly
at her residence in this city. A sumptu-
Gus oyster supper, with every appurten-
ance thereunto belonging, was served.
There was no lack of enjoyment and all
went merry as marriage bell.
Who of us are without our troubles, be
they small or large? The blessings of
health are best appreciated when we
are sick and in pain. A hacking cough,
a severe cold or any throat or lung dis
eases are very troublesome; but all
these may be quickly and permanently
cured by DR.. Bigelow's Cure. Safe and
pleasant for children. Price 80 cents.
A cold wave struck this section on
Friday. AT noon the mercury stood at
zero at 6 P. M. it had fallen to IL be-
low, the wind drifting the snow consider
ably. Saturday morning was the cold
est of the winter, the mercury marking
26 below zero. 1t rose to two below
zero during the morning. Sunday was
raw and chilly Monday 80 above zero at
noon.
O.G. King wishes to announce that
he has not disposed of his Insurance
business Gas was published in our last
issue), but is still ready to take all Insur-
ance offered at the lowest rates. Call
and see him.
TIT was the old insurance business of
Lewis & King we stated was purchased
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