The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-07-13

Kenosha, now of Clintonville, Wis.,, vi
tied friends and relatives here this wee
Mr.. August Walters, of Hebron, I'll
and Mrs. Dickson, of Richmond, II
were married at Genoa junction on tt
18th ult.
Mrs. Goodridge, of Highland Par
and Mr.. Charles Wilcox, of Chicago, q
tended the funeral of Mrs. Ever G
Monday.
Remember that ice cream will
served by the Baptist ladies every Sa
urday night in the vacant store undt
the Grant House.
Mr.. Michael P. Funk, of Chicag
spent Sunday with his wife and chill
who are visiting at her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Mat. Buchanan.
Fresh groceries received daily an
sold cheap for cash. Call and examin
my low-priced Teas and Coffees.
JAMES MATHEWS.
Bert Coshun, who has been workin
for Mr.. Davy in different parts of th
country for the past year and half, ha
returned to Kenosha.
Mr.. Anthony Delmar, of Marshall
town, Iowa, and Miss Jennie Thompson
of Chicago, were married on the lot
inst. by Justice Slater.
Miss Mary Lowe, Of Chicago, formerl,
of this city. has been visiting the familie
of Messrs. Beck Miller and Adam Dick
haut during the past week.
Considerable rain fell in this city ant
vicinity during the past week. MONDAY
the thermometer registered SO in tn,
shade; Wednesday it marked Sc, ant
Thursday afternoon again went down tt
Sc.
The card of J. B. Jackson, auctioneer
will be found in another column. Par
lies needing the services of an auction
eer will do well to call on him.
For SALE-By H. M. Rogers, on reas
enable terms, a two-story house and loi
al the corner OF Park avenue and Eagle
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Robinson, Jr., who
have been in Denver since last fall, have
returned east, and will spend the sum.
mer in Kenosha and Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cheever and
Miss Lucy Cook, of Waukegan, and Mr..
Pope, of Chicago, spent the Fourth here
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Jones.
Misses Ella and Mary Patterson and
their mother, Mrs. Patterson, started on
for California, and will visit Mr..
Robert Patterson at Santa Maria.
Court Kenosha No. 1874 Independent
Order of Foresters will give monster
picnic and grand ball at Park City Gar
lens and Hall on Thursday, Aug. 9.
Miss Mary Helen Yerkes. teacher OF
and painting at Kemper Hall,
eft, last week, for her home near
Rochester, N. Y, to spend her vacation.
Mr.. Jno. O'Donnell left on Monday
or Eau Claire, Wis, to attend the Con-
,ention of the Catholic Knights, as q
delegate from the branch here. He re-
urned yesterday.
Where do men get drunk on Sunday I?
The saloon-keepers who sell or give them
liquor on Sunday should be ferreted out
md punished to the full extent of the
aw.
Mr.. Hosea Barns, bookseller and sta
Toner, has made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. Liabilities small,
md it is expected the assets will cover
hem.
Mrs. G. G. Brown left On Wednesday
or few weeks visit to Romeo, Mich.
,he was accompanied by Miss Newbury,
Who has been visiting the family of Mr..
seth Doan for several weeks.
Rev. F. r. Lee, from Whitewater,
Preached in the Congregational church
n this city last Sunday morning and
evening, having made an exchange with
Rev. Mr.. Bray, of this city.
Miss Lou Yule spent last week and
he first part of this week with Miss
lucy Mason in Milburn, III. Miss
Jason came home with her, and will
pend some time here with her.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
xittie Dot, daughter of Mr.. George D.
Head, and Emett S. Wilson, Of
on Wednesday evening, July
eighteenth, at st. Matthew's church.
Mrs. E. H. HOLSTER and Miss Katie
dinsdale 60 to Chicago every week to
axe music lessons from Prof. Eddy.
drs. HOLSTER attended the Thomas
concert in that city on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grogan, Of Chi
ago, came here on the Sd to visit their
parents. Mr.. Grogan returned on the
'th, and Mrs. Grogan is still here with
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
MULLEN.
Any one knowing of any Canada
histles or other obnoxious weeds going
o seed in the town of Bristol will confer
! favor ON the undersigned by notifying
lin of the same. A. J. BENEDICT,
Thistle Commissioner.
Mr.. VIM. I. Jones, of Chicago, re-
,eived telegram on Monday that his
ather, Deacon T. Jones, of Ozark, NO.,
vas dying. Deacon Jones was formerly
. resident of Bristol, and a member Of
he Congregational church there.
Mr.. Wendelin Dagenbach has pur-
chased Mrs. Gonnermann's residence on
he North side, and will take possession
IF the same on the LIST of October. Con-
$500. Mr.. Dagenbach's
friends are glad to see him prospecting.
Mrs. Mary and Miss Rose N cCarron,
accompanied by Mr.. Max Perlinsky,
proprietor of the Northwestern Glove
and Mitten Mandatory, of Chicago,
spent last week with the family of Mr..
P. McCarron, Pleasant Prairie.
Messrs. Ed. Doyle, NJ. j. Daley, and
Misses B. L. Moran and Minnie Doyle
of Chicago. Mary Moran and Hattie
Lund. of Racine, and Mrs. D. Toner and
of Kenosha, spent the Fourth
with Mrs. Moran and family in Somers
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