The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1886-02-12

1n0 lily SOulcll, al u special 1uBGtIL
held last Friday evening, revoked Hu
!. bert Wilden's license for violating cit
ordinances.
Mr.. ]. 0. Monroe and Miss Jenni
Latham, both Of Chicago, were marrie'
at the Grant House on the 9Th inst, b,
, Rev. E. B. Lounsbury
}, FoR SALE OF RENT. The Hale farm
in the town Of Pleasant Prairie. Fol
particulars apply to James Cavanagh-
| Mr.. John Corners and Miss Berths
Sailor, both Of Waukegan, were married
at the residence of the brides parents
| in that city on the 2sth ult.
| Col. Frank has been confined to his
room the past ten days, in consequence
of an injury sustained by fall. He
| will be out again soon.
/ Mrs. C. C. Sholes and her daughter
Miss Nellie, of Milwaukee, visited the
family of Mr.. Lewis Balm and called on
other friends last week.
Very nice Valentines cheap at James
Mathews store.
Mrs. Walter Drew, formerly OF Wau-
kegan, died at San Bernardino, CAL, on
ne 10Th ult. Mrs. Drew was daughter
of Mrs Cassaday, of Waukegan.
Among the Wisconsin inventors we
notice the name of w. S. Seymour, Of
Kenosha, who was last week granted
patent for fastening bed-bottom.
Batty WEIGH died at the residence of
his father, near Genoa Junction, on the
29th ult., of consumption He was
about % years Of age.
Mr.. Thomas Anderson died at the resi-
dence of his son Robert, at Richmond,
ILL.,, on the Both ult. His remains were
inferred in Wilmot.
!. The remains of s. S. Derbyshire,
formerly of this city, which were buried
here five years ago, have been removed
to Newton, Iowa.
Rev. ]. Churm, pastor of the Burling-
ION road M. E. church, Racine county,
was married to Miss e. Bailey, late of
Wellington, Eng, on the 29th ult.
Miss Ida Stryker, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Runals, the
past two weeks, has returned to her
home in Chicago.
The roof of the shed at Mrs. Engle's |
brick yard fell in Sunday morning 4
caused by the weight of snow on it. |
Loss estimated at $500.
Quite number Of the pupils attend
ing ST. James school enjoyed a sleigh
ride in Chef. Wattles bus on Tuesday |
afternoon.
Mr.. John f. Lines, who was formerly |
a night telegraph operator at Racine,
was recently killed at Darlington He
was run over by train of cars.
While a son of Mr.. Theo. Letting was
riding on horseback on Wednesday
evening the horse stumbled and fell,
throwing the boy off He kicked the
boy on the head, fracturing his skull.
A span of horses, harness and hobs
were stolen near Waukegan few nights
since, and the same night Herberger's
tannery at Waukegan was broken into
and forty-fye green calf-skins stolen.
Mr.. Herman Shaw has purchased the
Arno farm of eighty acres in Rosencrans,
ILL.,, and will move upon it about the
first of April. He sold his place east of
Russell to Mr.. Gunderson.
M. Messier is still alive, after ten
weeks of sickness, and ready to buy
any farmers produce, as usual also to
fill all orders for hay, oats, &C., left in
his charge.
Died, at Westford, VT, Jam Is,
lothian Rice. father of Mrs. H. f. Part
ridge, Of Waukegan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Partridge have been there five months
in attendance on him.
The temperance cantata, Lost and
Saved" will be presented by the Choral
Union in the Congregational church,
Salem, Thursday and Fri ay evenings,
Feb. 18th and 18th. Tick ats, 25 cents
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Married, at the residence of Mrs. G.
D. Holt, in the town of Pleasant Prairie,
on the 9th inst. by Pew. VIM. Lacey,
Mr.. George Rugg, of Logan, Iowa, and
Miss Caroline George, of Lake Forest,
Ill.
Died, at Waukegan, Feb. 6, Mrs.
Catherine Hoye, aged IS years. Her re-
mains were buried here on Monday.
The deceased was an aunt of Mr.. John
Hoye, of this city.
Miss Minnie Summons entertained the
Cooking Club on Tuesday evening.
About twenty-five members and guests
were present, and all had an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Mary B. Cotton, of Green Bay.
who was injured by fall while visiting
in Milwaukee, is at the residence of her
Mrs. j. H. Howe, and is slow
ly recovering.
Rev. Father Trant, of Fond du Lac,
has been appointed pastor Of St. Pat
rick's church, Racine, vice Father Math-
ews deceased. Father Trant is well |
known to the older residents Of Keno
sha
A progressive euchre party was given
at the residence of Mr.. Thomas Hansen
on Tuesday evening of laat week.
There was quite number in attendance,
all of whom spent a very pleasant even.
ing.
The Balm wagon factory commenced
active operations OH Monday morning
last This ray of sunshine will bring no
little gladness to a number of homes in
Kenosna and lead to hope for better
times in the future.
A cabiegram was received from Milan,
Italy, on the 10th inst, announcing the
death of George Baker, son of the late
Robert H. Baker, of Racine, from blood
poisoning. He was 81 years of age, and
has been travelling in Europe the last
few months.
st. Georges congregation have bought
the Rhode property on the North side
where the buildings recently destroyed
by fire stood. Consideration, 81, 800. A