The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-04-30

people met at the residence Of Mr.. Get
Head Tuesday night, ard INDUCED in
social dance.
| Mrs. e. S. Hatch. of st. Louis, an
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Giles, of Chic
go, are visiting at Mr. J. l.. Stevens tn
week.
Say-your throat is in bad fix. G
get box of DR.. x. Stones Bronchis
Waters. No cure, no pay! Is cent
They are harmless.
John Thoinpson's dramatic company
in " Around the World" played to
poor house at Kimball Hail on Monda
evening.
Mr.. Daniel Mahoney, of Cherokee,
county, Iowa. and formerly of Salem, il
this county, is visiting his son, D. A
Mahoney, ]. P.
Mr.. U. J. Lewis has purchased th,
Wells house on Park avenue and ex
changed it for Mr.. George Hale's resi-
deEce on Park street.
Mr.. August Jellinghouse, who is EN-
ployed in Allen & Sons tannery, fell into
q lime vat on Monday, and severely
burned one of his hands and forearm.
Miss Anna Balm, aged 90 years
daughter of Mr.. Matthias Balm, died ir
Pleasant Prairie on the 26th inst, Of
Mr.. Henry Frederick Ferdinand
Trantow and Miss Ida Augusta Fricke
were married at Burlington on the 4th
inst.
Miss Alice French, daughter of the
late Judge French, is visiting relatives
and friends in this city. She has greatly
in health the past year.
Mr.. Thomas F. Melody, of Winnie
nucca, New, formerly of Waukegan,
ILL.,, and Miss frankie McWade, of Chi
ago, were married in this city, on the
10Th inst, by Rev. S. J. French.
Ladies' fine Cur. Kid Button Shoes
Rochester make), very stylish and SER
iiceable, in Opera and Common-sense
asts, for $3.50 q pair, at Ziv's Shoe Co.,
Kimball Block.
There is considerable improvement
'eing made in town in the way of paint
ng and fixing up generally, and the
,ity promises to look more attractive
han ever this summer.
If you want bargain in Kid Button
hoes call at Lyman's. They have just
eceived some of the celebrated Ludlow
make at $3.50 in widths D and E, and
t So in A, B, Cand d that are bargains.
The ball at Park City Hall on Mon
ay evening, for the benefit of widow
nd her family, was largely attended,
nd nice sum was realized. All pres
mt thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
1usic by Prof. Rawson's orchestra.
Hon. ]. H. Howe, of this city, and
Ion. Andrew E. Gilmore, Of Green Bay,
resident of the State Board of Charities
nd Reform, have gone to California, to
q absent several weeks. They took
ne Santa Fe route.
Wall Paper at wholesale and retail, at
teo. M. Melville's, agent for S. A. Max
'ell d Co., Manufacturers, Importers
nd Jobbers of Wall Papers and Interior
decorations.
Buy ]. HI. Charles Laundry Soap,
nd encourage home industries. Those
tho use it know it to be equal, if not
uperior, to any other laundry soap
1ade. Try it once and you will use no
Their.
At special meeting of the Common
'ouncil on Tuesday evening Mr.. G.
chend was elected Poormaster, and
even applications for license were
ranted. The Council refused to accept
ayment of license in installments.
AS an anodyne expectorant, Ayers
'hery Pectoral is prompt in its action.
checks the advance of disease, allays
II tendency to Inflammation and con-
and speedily restores health
, the afflicted.
A big improvement in the condition
{ Main street has been made during the
asst week by Street Supervisor McGiv-
IN. He scraped the street till he found
ottom. 1t lis needless to remark that
required considerable work to do so.
The ball at simmons Hall on Monday
vening, under the auspices of the A. o.
l., was an enjoyable affair, but, owing
0 the unfavorable weather, the attend
nee was not as large as it would have
zen had the weather been fine. Music
" Schulte's orchestra, of Racine.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Best, of Water
ord, Racine county, were absent from
Iome last Saturday morning two chill
rem left alone in the house poured a
quantity of powder out of flask on a
lot stove. Both children had their
lands and faces badly burned.
While son of Mr.. Robert Butcher
vas driving to town on Friday evening
n sulky his horse took fright and ran
way when near the cemetery. The boy
vas thrown out and had one of his legs.
broken one wheel of the sulky was
,roken off. The horse ran down to the
lark.
We received this week letter from
Mr.. VIM. Symes, formerly of this city,
Who has resided in England the past
our years. He says himself and family
ire all well, and hopes their many Ke-
,osha friends are in the enjoyment of
rood health.
The funeral services of Mrs. Joseph
who died in this city on
tuesday of last week, from consump-
ion, took place at st. James church on
Sunday afternoon. A large concourse
of sympathising friends of the family
followed the remains to the grave. The
loral tributes were very fine.
BY the use of Ayers SarsaparilIa,
of step, buoyance of spirits,
and the bloom of health, may be re-
stored to the system which has become
enfeebled with disease. The best vital
izer and blood purifier is Ayers Sar-
saparilla. Sold by all druggists. Price
81.