The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-09-28

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0 patent for a feeding apparatus for US
in burning clay to make ballast, etc.
Rev. w. L. Bray, of this city, has beel
at La Crosse this week in attendance OF
the Congregational State Convention.
Mr.. C. B. Kranz, who has been spend
ing the week with his cousin, Miss Annie
Werve, returned to st. Paul on Monday
Mr.. Talbot Rogers officiated at st
Matthew's church on Sunday in the alb
sence of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Thompson
Il Mrs. James Cavanagh and Mrs
Barnes gave reception to large mum
Der of lady friends on Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill left on Saturday
last for months visit at Grand Rapids
Mich, at the residence Of their daughter
Mrs. Colt.
] Misses Duncan and Bentley, of DEF
Moines, Iowa, have been visiting at the
residence of Rev. w. L. Bray during the
past week.
| Aspecial train containing the Elgin
| ILL.,, Sangerbund passed through Kenosha
Sunday morning for Milwaukee with
colors flying.
| Mrs. Wealtha French has purchased
a lot Of Mr.. q. G. Simmons on Prairie
avenue, and will erect a handsome
dwelling this fall.
| Lots for sale at the west end of Market
street, known as the Ridge. Apply to
Martin Adamson.
The entertainment given at st. James
@. T. A. Hall on Thursday evening OF
last week was most enjoyable one, and
was we'll attended.
Mrs. Marsan Hildredge, nee Anna Sui
livan, formerly of this city, died at her
home in Montreal, Canada, on the 9th
inst, of consumption.
Miss Allie Shupe came home last
week from Chicago, on visit. Wednes-
day afternoon a number of her young
friends gave her a surprise party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ward, of Oshkosh,
spent from Saturday to Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Gillett. Mrs. Ward is
a sister of Mrs. Gillett.
| Mrs. Martha Gonnerman is building
quite large addition to the house on
Ann street recently purchased by her
from Mr.. r. O.. Gottfredsen.
The Grant House has again passed in
to the hands of Mr.. w. ]. Murphy, who
purchased it from Mr.. Grant and after.
wards sold it to other parties.
Several of the F. S. Lowell Post, G.
A. r., attended the reunion of four Wis
consin cavalry regiments and the 28th in
fantry at Milwaukee last week.
Several valuable dogs have been
poisoned during the past month. If the
miscreant who poisoned them is dis
covered it will 60 hard with him.
On Friday evening Of last week Miss
Annie Werve entertained company of
forty at q progressive euchre party, in
honor OF her cousin, @. B. Kranz.
Fresh groceries received daily and
sold cheap for cash. Call and examine
my low-priced Teas and Cofees.
| JAMES MATTHEW'S.
The ball game on Tuesday afternoon
at Association park, betw cen the Keno
sha and Racine clubs, resulted in VIC
tory for the latter by score of 10 to 6.
| The numerous friends of Hon. q. G..
Simmons will be glad to learn that his
daughter, Mrs. Towne, who was danger.
ously ill last week, is now out of danger.
For SALE.-Two well-bred Mares;
sired by Alden Goldsmith; one four
years old and the other FIVE. Apply to
John McNulty.
The Fisk University Glee Club, of
Nashville, Tenn, will give concert in
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall on Thursday evening, Oct. 4th.
See program.
"Kupfer's nine," Kenosha base ball
lists, went down to the State Line Sunday
afternoon and defeated picked nine OF
sturdy young farmers. The score was
IA to IL.
The population of Brassville was in
creased last week by the arrival of q
young son in the family of Mr.. David
Johnson. Brassville is booming in
more ways than one.
| Mrs. E. Reynolds left for her home in
Ottawa, Canada, on Monday. Her sister,
Mrs. ]. A. Killeen, accompanied her, and
will spend several weeks in Canada, Wis.
iting relatives and friends.
| Mr.. Matthew O'Neil, of Buffalo, N. Y,
has returned from a trip to California
and is spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. M. Calkins
| On Sunday Edward White, aged nine
years, was thrown from a horse he was
riding in Salem, severely injuring his
head and side and rendering him I'm.
conscious for several hours.
! Col. Arson s. Wood, of New York
will speak in this city Monday evening
| October l, and Hon. Ogden H. Fethers
of GAINESVILLE, Monday evening, Oct. Is
Both are Republican speakers.
i A large stock of Fancy Goods of all
kinds just received. Will be sold cheap
for cash. JAS. MATHEWS.
j Mr.. E. ]. Higly, depot agent at Rus
sell station, has gone on an extended
trip through Dakota. Mr.. George Nc
Carron, who is now competent opera
tor, has taken charge of the Office.
Ed. Bither is now working fine
string of ]. I. Cases trotters on the
Balm track here. Among them are
Pioneer, Bell, Elmer, Sea King, Sprague
| Lynda Sprague, Rysdyk Bell and others
The regular meeting Of the Prohibi
ton club will be held next N onday even
|. ing in the Good Templar's Hall. A full
/ attendance Of all Prohibitionists is re
quested. J.eV. CRATE, Chairman.
\ Mrs. Frances Craig, who has been Wis
8 ting the family of Mr.. P. McCarron 70
several weeks, returned home to Milwau
kee On Wednesday, the 18th inst, &C
companied by Miss Maggie McCarron