The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER a, 1886.

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Tomorrow will be Christmas day.
We wish all our patrons a happy, joy
Gus and merry Christmas.
The churches will be decorated Oh
Christmas day.
Attention is called to Lentz & Funck'
new announcement
Everybody is shopping this week, buy
ing Christmas presents.
Kemper Hall closed on Tuesday 70
the two weeks winter recess.
A thfee-year-old son of Mr.. Angus
Klotz died on Sunday.
Considerable snow fell in this city las
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Carter is visiting at Mrs. L. +
Parker's, Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. xiv rejoice owe
the birth of daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Everett, of Paris, re
joice over the birth of a daughter.
The Racine College boys are home
from school for four weeks vacation.
Photograph Albums from 10c. to SIC
each at Melvilles.
Miss Maria lance is spending the
holidays with friends in Milwaukee.
Go to La Marsh's for all kinds of fine
Picture Frames, cheap.
Mr.. w. B. Gervais, of Chicago, visited
friends in this city, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fox are happy over
the birth of daughter.
Scrap Books for l0c. at Melville's.
Mr.. John Beyersdorfer was called on
to act as best man for friend in Chica'
60 this week.
The cheapest place in town to buy
Tinware of all kinds is at James
Mathews store.
Burt Ward and Myron Baker returned
this week from the State University at
Madison for the winter vacation.
Mr.. Will Yule has returned from Salt
Lake City for visit at his home in this
city.
First-class Portraits of all kinds at La
Marsh's, and as cheap as elsewhere.
Mr.. Martin Burke, of Chicago, spent
Sunday in this city with his sister-in-law
Mrs. Walter Burke.
Don't forget the grand opening of the
Toboggan Slide Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Mr.. Frank Gill, ofs Chicago, came
home Monday evening, to spend the
holidays.
We will club with any magazine OF
paper you want at the lowest clubbing
rate.
Toys at wholesale prices at MeEuiHe's. He
is going out Of the business.
Mrs. r. j. Cowings (nee Nancy Slater
of Bay View, gave birth to fine boy or
the 21st inst.
Mr.. Leonard Lee spent few days
last week with his son at Whitewater
Wis.
The concert given by the students O
Racine college, OH Saturday evening
was poorly afforded.
Toboggan Slide will be open to the
public each afternoon and evening, eX
cept Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Rev. F. T. Lee, of Whitewater, made
several calls on friends here the present
week.
Mr.. Herman Herman, of Kenosha
and Miss Ottiie Wolff, OF Chicago, were
married in that city ON the 18th inst.
Send this paper to your friends for {
year rs q holiday present. They vii
be sure to remember you the whole
year
Wool Boots and Heavy Gum Overs q
Ziv's Shoe Store.
Rev. Theo. Jacobs, who is stationed q
Sinsinawa Mound, Wis.,, came here t,
see his father, who is very sick.
Quite party from this city attende,
ball given at Racine College on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Henry Hutchinson died at Wau
kegan on the Goth inst. She had bee
in poor health for years.
Everybody says they are just splendi
those Ladies' Kid and Goat Butto
Shoes for 50 at Zivs Shoe Store.
Miss Matte Farr will entertain he
friends at a card party to be held o
Saturday evening.
Miss A, E. Wadleigh, teacher in Ken
per Hall, is spending vacation at the re
idence of Mrs. ]. ]. Petit.
Miss Ada Tarbell has been unable
attend to her duties as teacher in IL
public school the past week. on accoul
Of illness.
The engine, baggage and mail cars
the $3.50 A. NJ. train ran off the track
a switch near Lake Forest last Frida
No one was injured.
Mrs. Bacot and daughter have rent,
their cottage TO Mr.. Frost, of the Bra
Works, and have taken rooms at Il
Water Cure for the winter.
Fresh Groceries cheap for cash
James Mathews store. Call and exar
inc goods and prices.
Miss Alma Rugg, from Dakota,
spending some time at the residence
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Holt, in this city.
The largest stock of Wool-lined Sho
Slippers and Rubber goods can be fou
at Ziv's Shoe Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney, Mr.. and NJ
Harmon and Mr.. Joseph Everett,
Chicago, were here this week to ate
the funeral of Mrs. A. Everett.
Mothers, oI,0dys use DIR. Seth Arnol
Soothing and Quieting Cordial for CHI
rem. A mild, safe tonic 25c.