The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-05-28
When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsn abe had Children, abe gave them CastoriA

Mrs. James Balcom came here from
Kansas City a few weeks ago to visit her
parents, bringing her three-year-old son
Charlie with her. The child caught the
measles and afterwards typhoid pneu
monia, which caused his death on Satur-
day. Mr.. Balloon arrived here on Fri
day. The parents have the sympathy
of their many friends in their atfiiction.
The Mission services which opened in
st. James church last Sunday have been
largely attended both by Catholics and
nom Catholics. Although people have
to rise shortly after four o'clock in the
morning to attend the five o'clock Mass
and instructions, there is good attend
ance every morning at that early hour.
At the evening services which consist
of a short instruction on christian doc
trine, the Rosary of the Blessed Virgin,
sermon and the Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament-the church is al
most as we'll filled as on Sundays. The
Mission will close on Sunday evening.
Charles Congdon, painter, "a years
old, living with his parents at 1,O7O
Madison street, Chicago, attempted to
board a Panhandle freight train at
Washington boulevard on Sunday and
fell under the wheels. His left leg was
crushed off below the knee and it is fear
ed his right foot will have to be ampu-
tated. The unfortunate young man is a
son of w. HI. Congdon, the painter, who
moved from this city to Chicago few
years ago.
If" Subscriber" who says the TELE-
GRAPH has no circulation, will get the
proprietor or the Courier to allow three
advertisers of this city to count the num-
Der of subscribers the Courier has in Ke-
nosha county, we will give them the
privilege of doing the same for the TELE-
GRAPH. This is an opportunity for the
proprietor of the Courier to find out how
much larger his circulation is than that
of the TELEGRAPH. We think he would
find it too small to boast of.
| Mr.. Matthias Miller died at his home
in Waukegan on the 10th inst. His re.
mains were brought to this city and In
tered alongside those of his wife, who
died about seven years ago. His death
was the result of a sunstroke about two
years ago, and fall on an icy sidewalk
about four months ago. Deceased was
born in Thieves, Prussia, on the 18th o
: April, 1920, and came to Milwaukee il
| 1S47, afterwards settling on farm neal
I Kenosha, where he was married TO Mar
garet Buchanan, by whom he had clever
children, six of whom are living. Mr.
! Miller was upright and just in all hi
: dealings and true to all relations of life
For SALE-1S3 acres of land in tn,
{ town of Somers, adjoining the city OIL
n the west, being the Ridge lot belonging
!. to the estate Of the late Judge Volne.
French. The lot contains thrift.
Young orchard and a grove of noble oaks
$ overlooking the city and the lake, ant
q no more eligible location can be foun'
e in the vicinity for any one desiring al
elegant building spot, ample grounds
! and susceptible Of easy improvement
|. The property viii be sold at q bargain
: and on easy terms of payment. Appl
: to Leonard Lee, Or A. HI. French, il
Masonic Block.