The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-10-01


H. Hollister. She left on Monday TO
Auburn, N. Y.
Mr.. Albert H. Sluman, of Chicago
formerly of Waukegan, and Miss SUSIE
Crowley, of st. Augustine, ILL.,, wer'
married at the latter place on the OK
inst.
Albert Borkenhagen died on Monday
evening, of typhoid fever, aged IL years
months and 10 days. His parent.
have the sympathy of their many friend
in their affection.
Miss Rose McCarron and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lafreniere and daughter, of Chica
go, spent the past week with the family
of Mr.. P. McCarron in Pleasant Prairie
Mr.. G. Bockenheuser has been award
ed the contract for frescoing and deco
rating the German Lutheran church at
Racine. This is the fifth church in Ra.
cine Mr.. Bockenheuser has frescoed and
decorated.
Sheriff Wilson returned home on Mon
day from Colorado, where he has beer
on visit. Mrs. Grifiths and her sister
took charge of him as far as Spencer
Iowa, while on his way there. How he
got home without a guardian is puzzling
his friends. -
Badness may be prevented and a
thick growth of hair stimulated by the
use of Ayers Hair Vigor. This prepar-
alton also restores the natural color to
gray hair, and renders it soft, plant and
glossy.
The following appointments were
made by the M. E. Conference at Berlin
on Tuesday Kenosha, F. S. Stein
Bristol, E. Perry; Burlington and Paris,
]. Churm Franksville and Ives Grove,
J. S. Lean; Menomonee Falls, w. HI.
Lacy Milwaukee, Asbury, A. J. Benja-
min North Prairie and Eagle, Geo.
Parsons Oconomowoc, j. S. Norris !;
Pleasant Prairie, ]. Reynolds Salem
and Wilmot, N. J. Aplin !; Somers and
Union church, VIM. Rollins; Union
Grove and Sylvania. E. Duckworth !;
Fort Atkinson, J. L. Hewitt.
At meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Kenosha Young Mems Christian
Association, on Tuesday evening, ~ APP
plications were received for membership
and the applicants elected. The mem
bership is now s.. The re-papering and
painting of the rooms over the First
National Bank will soon be commenced,
and they will be made ready for the AS
ISOLATION. The amount of dues and
subscriptions to the work received so far
was reported as 1862. The canvas was
continued.
One scarcely realizes the beehives of
industry that we have in our pretty city.
In company with a friend from Montreal
on Monday we went through the Balm
Wagon Company's shop, the North
western Wire Mattress factory, the Whit
aker Engine and Skein Company foundry
and Allen & Sons tannery. Nearly all of
them are employing a large number of
hands. A large part of the work in the
various shops is done by machinery. A
machine for weaving wire mattresses,
the invention of Mr.. Seymour. and pat
ented short time since, can be seen at
work in the Northwestern Wire Mattress
factory. 1t worth going some distance
to see. Much of the machinery in the
other shops is also worth seeing.
Better stop your cough while you can.
Bye and bye nothing will do it. 1t is
worth needing that Parker's Tonic is the
best thing known for. coughs, colds, tor
pid liver, kidney troubles and weak
lungs. You risk your life in waiting.
Take it while there is yet time.
The twelfth annual convention of the
Young Mems Christian Associations Ct
Wisconsin viii meet at Baraboo on
Thursday, October 14th, at 4 P. M.
Delegates from churches in towns where
no associations are organized, from
young peoples christian societies, from
schools and colleges, from any organiza-
tons desiring the moral and social bene,
fit of young men, will be welcomed as
corresponding members and given seats
in the convention. The programme is
an attractive one, and the leading chris
tan workers in this and adjoining states
will aid in making this the most inter
esting convention yet held Free enter
tainment will be given all delegates and
reduced return rates on all the railroads.
Persons who propose to attend should
send their names to E. r. SIDELL, Bara-
boo, on or before the 10th of October,
that entertainment may be secured.
Life becomes almost burden when
the body is racked With the suffering
which arises from scrofula. IF any taint
of this disease turks in your blood Ayers
Sarsaparilla will expel it. The entire
system may be thoroughly renovated by
taking this medicine.
Julius Christensen, who was arrested
for driving knife into Denis McIntyre's
head, was brought before Justice G illet
on Monday for hearing. The CASE
was commenced before Justice Ma
honey, who drew the complaint. Ii
doing so he omitted one word. De
PENDANTS counsel, J. M. Stebbins, oh
jected to Justice Gillett going on will
the case on account of the flaw in the
Indictment. District Attorney Pad
dock wanted to amend the complain
by inserting the missing word. Thi
defendants counsel objected to. III
District Attorney said he could produc
authorities to show he had a right tt
amend the complaint. Justice Gillet
| told him if he could do so he would a
low him to amend. The District Attol
ney went to look up his authorities, an6
after remaining away over an hou
Justice Gillett sustained the objection {
defendants counsel. Defendants cou,
sci moved that the prisoner be di
. charged, but Justice Gillett refused I
grant the motion, holding the prisont
until new warrant could be draw
Some time after, defendants couns
called the prisoner to the door, the Ju
tice supposed for consultation. After
time, the prisoner nor his counsel n
appearing, the officer went to look Fl
him and found that he was gone. E
succeeded in making his escape, al
has not yet been captured.
KENOSHA APOLLO CLUB.
al Meetings every Monday evening
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