The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-12-10
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1886.

dropsy.
La Marsh's Photograph Gallery i
open every evening.
Felt Boots for Youths, Boys and Mel
at Lyman's.
Mr.. w. B. Martindale returned home
last week from Georgetown, Col.
Mr.. H. w. Miller has built a new
house on his lot on Jay street.
Scrap Books for l0c. at Melville's.
Mrs. James Cooper is recovering from
a severe illness.
Store on Main street to rent. Apply
to Miss S. keenan,.
Mr.. G. Schend has removed his insur.
ance Office to Calkins' Block.
Wool Boots and Heavy Gum Overs al
Ziv's Shoe Store.
M. Maloney, of Chicago, has
in this city the past two weeks.
Mr. VIM. Buchtrup has gone to Den
mark, on visit.
Extra fine Spring-heeled Arctics for
Misses at Lyman's.
Mrs. Henry Vetter, aged 65 years, died
of heart disease on the Sd inst.
Mr.. E. S, Welles, of Milwaukee, visit.
ed friends here this week.
Every one calling at MelvilIe's is
pleased with the - to be found there.
Mr.. August Weiskopf, of Chicago,
spent Sunday here with his parents.
The M. e. church in Wilmot is having
their furnace repaired. They expect
services next Sabbath. All invited.
Mrs. Samuel Gale, an old resident of
Richmond township, died on the 25th
ult. She was about rs years Of age.
Ed. Brown, who has been confined to
his home for several weeks through
severe illness, is able to be out again.
A two-year-old child of August Hene-
ker, of the North side, died on Monday,
of diphtheria.
All of the Poet Calendars at Melville's
for just one-half the price of last year
Mr.. Harry Baldwin attended the
wedding of q friend at Niles, Mich, this
week.
Mrs. VIM. j. Craney gave a pleasant
progressive euchre party on Wednesday
evening OF last week.
DIR. Seth Arnold's Soothing and Quiet.
ing Cordial for children. Recommended
by mothers and nurses. 25c.
The NJ. f. church in Salem will give
the annual gathering in the church on
Christmas eve, Oath. All invited.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Mat
thew's church were entertained by Mrs
McHenry last evening.
Mrs. John Tetard, of Crested Butte
Col, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. l.
Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Fisher gave 6
progressive eucFre party to their friends
on Thursday evening of last week.
The largest stock of Wool-lined Shoes
Slippers and Rubber goods can be found
Mt Ziv's Shoe Store.
Mr.. John F. Kinnicutt, of Salem, il
building large house on his ground OF
Fremont avenue in this city.
First-class Portraits of all kinds at Ii
Marsh's, and as cheap as elsewhere.
Mr.. William Towslee, ofIowa, brothe
Of Mr.. r. B. Towslee, is visiting hi
sister, Mrs. Hawley, in this city.
The cheapest place in town to bu,
Tinware of all kinds is at james
Mathews store.
Rev. Mr.. Huntley, formerly pastor Q
the NJ e. church in this city, is lyin
very sick at Old Point Comfort, Va, bu
he is thought to be slowly recovering.
Send this paper to your friends for
year as q holiday present They vii
be sure to remember you the Who'll,
year.
Mr. Henry Wynne's sister and he
husband, of Chicago, have been her
for several days.
Fresh Groceries cheap for cash {
James Mathews store. Call and exam
inc goods and prices.
Mrs HI. G. Tourtellotte and Mr.
Frank Kingman, of Bristol, were th
guests of Mrs. d. A. Mahoney durin
the past week.
Photograph Albums from 10c. to 81
each at Melville's.
Mrs. Bishop Thompson ana h
daughter left here on Monday last f
their home in Mississippi, after havil
spent some months in this city
Mr.. Matthew J. THEM, of Chicag
formerly of Kenosha, was married
Miss Kittie Clettepberg, of Chicag
Nov. 9th, Thanksgiving day.
Go to La Marsh's for all kinds of fl
Picture Frames, cheap.
Mr.. VIM. Cowles, formerly an {
resident of Racine, and brother-in-law
Mr.. III. S. Durand, died in Montana ]
Gently.
John McElroy and Rosa L. Rhot
OOtu vi SulCdSO, were udLIl6u Nv
Grant House, Dec I'd, Rev. F. S. St,
officiating.
Rev. E. B. Lounsbury, of this CT
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre
tional church of Bristol and Paris Ut
Sunday morning.
Mr.. George Shipley, of Richmond,
spent some days in this city the p
week at the residence of his uncle,
Mcclellan.
Everybody says they are just splen
those Ladies' Kid and Goat But
Shoes for 50 at Ziv's Shoe Store.