The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1888-05-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1888.

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FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1888.
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Mrs. John O'Hare is seriously i'll.
Road Warrants for sale at this Office
Mrs. Griswold, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. Burritt.
Mrs. Jason Davis, of Paris, is seriously
i'll. :
DR.. Gillespie went to Chicago on Tues
day.
PICTUREs.-Get the best, and that you
will, at LaMarsh's gallery. -
An infant son of Mr.. Peter Zoeller
died on the 18th inst. III
Mr.. Ed. Gillen, Of Racine, called on
friends here on Tuesday. ~
Rev. Father FitzHenry, of Oak Creek
was in this city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ash, of De Pere, Wis, is visiting
the family of Mr.. r. B. Towslee.
Early Vermont Seed Potatoes for sale
by James Mathews.
Miss Jessie Johnson, of Racine, is
spending the week with friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson left on Monday,
to spend the week at Davenport, Iowa.
For RENT-The Joslyn property on
Prairie ave. Apply to A. H. French.
Mrs. Harry Skinkle, of Chicago, has
been visiting her parepts, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. E. Sutherland, during. the past week,
Messrs. Hugh and Michael Rogan
have gone to Helena, Montana, where
they intend to locate.
Commemoration Day will be cele-
brated at Kemper Hall ON Thursday
next, r
Michael Baltes, Pleasant Prairie, has
been granted patent for wagon
spring.
Mr.. VIM. P. O'Donnell has enlarged
his mothers house by adding another
story to it.
Good timothy hay sells here for SIG
per ton, and oats from Sc to 38 cents per
busbel.
Take look at Lentz & FunCk's new
sign. 1t is the work of Jos. Berens, and
is beauty.
Mrs. Oliver Hoye spent several days
of the past week in Milwaukee with her
son James.
Mrs. A. l.. Farr, of Chicago. has been
the guest of DR.. VIM. M. Farr during
the past week.
New Spring Goods arriving freely
every day at Grosch Bros
The Juvenile Temple gave very
pleasant entertainment in Good Templal
Hall on Friday evening.
MI. Paul Sauber and his brother-in.
law, Mr., Raeder, of Chicago, called on
friends here last week.
]. p. Clark, Esq, of Evanston, visited
his uncle, Rev. Henry Clark, who is
very sick, on Sunday last.
Buy the Golden Band" Asparagus,
the best in the market, to be found no
where but at the store OF o. VI. Calkins
Mr.. and Mrs. JIM. scholey, Jr., o.
Chicago, visited friends and relatives in
this city on Saturday and Sunday.
A leap year party is being talked O
by the young ladies of the city, and will
probably be given early in June.
E,.xy CY,pr bouo - I,,;tod o,,.,,t;+x
of Flax Seed, of good quality, for SOW
ing, for sale. WALLACE MyGATT.
Mr.. T. w. Lyman returned home OF
Saturday from Florida, where he spen
the winter on his orange plantation.
Public services at Wesley Chapel ever,
Sabbath. Next Sunday morning a
1880 Rev. ]. Reynolds will preach, ant
at II the Sunday school will open.
Rev. ]. Reynolds will preach at tn
Union church, Pleasant Prairie, mex
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tn
Sunday school meets at 8.
Mr. Thomas Hansen was confined t
his house for a week through a sever
illness. He was able to be out Wednes
day.
Horsemen, I have a nice lot of Trac
Sulkeys, Skeleton ard Light Buggies i
stock; secondhand, but in good repair
F. CHARLES BINNINGER.
Mr.. Ed. King, engineer at the Soldier
Home, Milwaukee, called on his fatht
and friends in this city on Thursday
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Heating,
Chicago, came here on Saturday to d
tend the funeral of Mr.. Heating
mother.
George H. Francis, of Chicago, fc
mer resident of Kenosha, was in Il
city Sabbath last, visiting his uncle,
B. Benedict.
Rev. Father Cleary delivered tempe
ance lectures in Chicago every night Ia
week, and is engaged there this week
the same work.
The cold weather has killed thousan
of birds. Many of them were probat
driven here by the storm OF Friday alo
the Mississippi.
The Chicago & Evanston railro,
which many of us hoped would col
this way, will run through Kenosl
leavingus out in the cold.-Generu Fl
aid.