The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-03-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1888.

LUCAL INIELLIUENCE.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1888.
Mayor Stemm should prohibit inn
moral shows of all kinds.
Mr.. Philip Harmon has moved into
his new house.
Mrs. J. V. Crate is spending few
weeks in Chicago.
New Spring Goods arriving freely
every day at Grosch Bros
Look over Lyman & Sons list oil
specialities in this issue.
WANTED-A good second girl. Call or
address Mrs. N. r. Allen, Kenosha, Wis.
Mr.. Lester White started for his Da-
kota home last Monday.
PIcrUREs.-G the best, and that you
will, at LaMarsh's gallery.
Mrs. John George, formerly of Keno.
sha, died recently at Racine.
Mrs. FL. S. Hughes, of Waukesha, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ell. Hurd.
Mr.. VIM. II. Austin, formerly Of
Richmond, died recently in Nebraska.
Mrs. Giles Starkweather and her
daughter left here on Wednesday for a
months visit at Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. N. r. Allen, Jr., left last Monday
for California, where he expects to
spend about two months.
Mr.. Fay, of Kalamazoo, Mich, has
been visiting Mr.. w. s. Lamb since
Sunday.
Miss Flora Parkhurst, of Libertyville,
ILL.,, is the guest of Miss Minnie Stark.
weather.
Mary o. Freitag, aged six years,
daughter of John Freitag, died last Satur-
day, of diphtheria.
Willie Echelman has gone to Racine,
where he has accepted position as cut
ter for Mr.. Ritter.
Rev. MIR. Taylor, will preach in the
Baptist church next Sunday morning
and evening, as usual.
Rev. w. L. Bray went to Franksville,
Racine county, on Wednesday, to attend
the dedication ola church.
Go to LaMarsh's for fine Pictures.
Also frames, of which there is always a
new stock on hand.
Mr.. r. III. Slosson has recovered from
his recent severe illness, and will make
a trip on the road next week.
Pierre Funck, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Funck, died Tuesday morn
ing, aged IL months.
Mrs. A. e. Lapham died on Sunday
morning at her late residence near the
State line, after long illness, of dropsy.
Mrs. Hatch, who has been spending
some time with friends in this city, left
here for Englewood, ILL.,, on Friday last,
where she has daughter residing.
The pupils OF st. James school will
give an entertainment at Kimball Opera
House on the evening of st. Patrick s
day, March II.
The Chautauquans will be entertained
this week, Saturday evening, by the
Misses Petrie, corner of Exchange and
Deming streets.
Mr. Charles Seth Doan left, on Mon
day, for his home in Shoshore, Idaho,
after visit of four weeks with his
parents and friends.
Mr.. James Gull, of Salem, had three
fingers of his left hand badly cut in a
feed cutter on Monday. DIR. Farr did
the necessary surgery.
The dime entertainment at the M. E,
church last Friday evening was not as
we'll patronized Us it deserved, owing to
the inclement weather.
Mr.. John Thomas, son of former
county treasurer, has returned to Keno
sha. He has been employed for some
time at Rochester Mills.
Chicago parties are negotiating fol
the purchase Of "mine host" Petel
Rhodes Commercial Hotel. Nothins
definite has yet TRANSFERRED.
The Pickpocket of Paris wa,
played by slim troup of players to very
slim audiences at the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Mr.. Frank Slosson, who has been Wis
ltlng In the Southern states during tn,
past month, returned home last Frida,
night, enjoying good health.
Mr.. L. Balm returned last Frida,
night from his trip in the sunny South
He reports everything beautiful dow
there. and a good time for himself.
DR.. G. H, Ward, Conductor Tboma
Moore, and brother, Newton Moore, re
turned home on Tuesday evening from
asojourn of six weeks in California.
Mr.. Lucius Grover, yardmaster her
for two or three years, has gone t
Minneapolis, where he win be employee
by the G. NJ. & st. P. Railroad Compan,
Mr.. J. E. Watson, traveller for Mi
waukee machinery house, and for Sc
eral years formerly superintendent
the flour mill in Kenosha, visited frient
here during the past week.
Willie, infant son of George and Clal
King, died Feb. 25th, of scarlet rash ar
whooping cough, aged seven month
two weeks and three days. Racii
papers please copy.
Mr.. Hogeland spoke to meetir
chiefly of children on Tuesday in Il
Methodist church. He is working
the interest of the uncared-for BOYS
the large cities and towns, securing the
homes with farmers.
Booth Brothers, Salem, took in 80, O
IDS. OF wool at Trevor on Tuesday al
Wednesday of last week, and $1,000 II
more on Wednesday of this wee
They paid 26 cents per h., and are 81
in the field for more.