The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcusson spent Sunday
in Kenosha
Mrs. G. f. Kranz, of Hastings, Mimi,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Werve, of this
city.
i Mr. John Farley, Of Racine was the
guest Of Mr. John Gressinger, the Western
Union Telegraph operator, last Sunday
Miss Frank Haven of this City has
guest Of Mrs. Bertha Stcbbins, nee Keller.
Mr. Fl. j Smith Of Racine, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Petit, this
week.
Mr.. S. w. Truesdell and family start
ed for their winter home in Biloxi, Miss,
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ketchum Of Chica-.
go were the guests of friends in this city on
Sunday last
! Mr.. Chester Reynolds Of Chicago, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Reynolds,
Sunday last.
Mr. Max Plate the famous Chicago ar
tist was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Gottfredson, last Sunday and Monday
Miss Abbie Starkweat her went to
Chicago Tuesday noon on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Marcusson.
-Messrs. John Soffel and G. B. Henchen
cigar makers in Racine, were in this city
in the interest of their business on Thurs
day last.
Miss Mamie Thompson, daughter Of
Bishop Thompson of Mississippi who has
been visiting at Newport L. I, returned to
this city last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Kimball daught of Mr.. J.
Ell. Kimball went to Baltimore, Nd. this
week where she will remain during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Cass of Ottawa
Ohio, spent the latter part of last week and
the early part Of this visiting their son, the
publisher Of this paper. Their daughters
Ora and Lucy and son Robert accompanied
them.
DIR. j. S. Kloeber, who has practiced
dentistry in Kenosha for some time, left
this week for Washington, D. c., where he
will in the future reside. A daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Kimball accompanied
him on her way to visit friends and rela-
tives in Baltimore Md.
1t may seem very early to consider this
matter, but just the same now is the time to
have your photograph made to give to your
friends for holiday presents and the old re-
liable establishment of B. LaMarsh is tn
place to have it done.
Bill heads, letterheads, statements. en-
velopes and note heads can be obtained at
this office at reduced rates. Linen letter
heads, note heads; ETC., at usual price for
rag paper. Style and workmanship guar
anteed. Now is the time to Jay in your
supply. 3w23
). c. Reynolds the Republican candi-
date tor State Senator for this district is a
resident of Geneva and prominent citizen
OF Walworth county. He has served as
member of the assembly and also member
OF the State Senate from Walworth county
for seven years.
MIR. William Fisher on the anniversary
OF his wedding-day, which occurred on Oct.
| 20, presented his wife with life.size cray
on portrait of himself This picture is pro-
nounced by artists and experts to be the
finest now in this city. This crayon pic
ture is the work Of Mr.. Chas Burritt Of
the firm of Dittmar & Burritt. This is the
seventh life-size picture that Mr. Burritt
has executed within short time, and we
predict for him brigh4 future as an artist.
Miss Nellie O'Brien the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Michael O'Brien of this civ.
and DR.. James B. Devlin, also of Kenosha,
were united in marriage Of ST. James church
on Tuesday last After the ceremony
handsome reception was given to the bride
and groom at Mr.. OBrien's residence. The
The bride received many valuable and
handsome presents. DR.. and Mrs. Devlin
left on the afternoon train for brief we'd
ding tour. Both bride and groom have the
congratulations Of host Of friends in this
city and vicinity.
The eloquent and witty John w. Him
ton, Of Milwaukee addressed large audien-
ce at Simmons Hall last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Hinton has made the tariff question a
study for the last thirty years and perhaps
there is no one in the United States better
posted mckinley not excepted) on this
great question than John w. Hinton. His
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