The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
The new tank at the gas house is nearly

The work on Grand Street bridge is
progressing very rapidly
New stock of mems and boys Collars
Ties and Shirts for the holidays,
2Stf LENTz & FUNcK.
Mr.. Peter Nielsen has opened his shoe
store on the North Side opposite Albert
Zens' Store.
Buy your Xmas gifts at Simmons Hall
Dec. IL. Apron, fancy and plain.
Arrangements have been made for a
Johnny Hand party at the Business Mems
Club rooms, Wednesday evening, Dec; 10.
Sale of Fancy Articles, aprons, baskets
at Simmons Hall, Dec. 18th. Don't miss
the opportunity
Silk Mufflers and Handkerchief a
speciality during holiday trade
28tf LENT & FUNCK.
Your attention is called to the new ads
of Messrs. Melville, Hurd and Gfroerer in
this issue.
See Lentz & Funck for your Christmas
presents before you buy. 2Stf
The Recital at Kemper Hall last We'd
nesday evening was one of Miss Roe's best
efforts. The selections were good and were
well rendered. The hall was we'll filled
Great bargains in Harnesses
robes and blankets for the next
30 days. Edmund Pike, Bristol, Wis. 4w27
Mrs. Chas. Allen will entertain her
friends Thursday eve., at Drive Whist
Friday eve., Progressive Euchre, and re-
ception Saturday afternoon.
Newest and latest designs in Millinery
at Weiskopf Bros 22tf
Married, in this city by Justice Gillett
Dec. 1st., Mr.. Henry Johnson, Jr., of Chi.
cago, to Miss Marion E. Beth of New
York.
Mrs. Chas Allen will entertain her
friends at card parties this eveing and to-
morrow evening at her home on the
Park.
Now comes Xmas And Geo. M
Melville is fully prepared for it with an
elegant and extensive Holiday Stock at the
most reasonable prices. 3w2S
The "Crystal Slipper" will return tc
the Chicago Opera House in January. 1t
has been meeting the most magnificent sue
cesses lately in Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia.
Geo. Melville proposes to out do his
effort of last year in the way of Holiday
goods. He has magnificent stock on
hand.
Mr.. John Mischo, died, Sunday morn
ing last and was buried on Tuesday, at St.
Georges church. He was unmarried and
lived with and supported his aged mother
for many years.
A few coarse wool rams of the Shrop
schire breed for sale cheap. Inquire of G.
A. Shields, Bristol, Wis. 4w27.
Prof. Fisk, of Chicago Theological
Seminary, preached in the Congregational
church in this city last Sunday. Pastor
Bray was absent in Iowa to preach the ded.
ication sermon Of new church edifce.
President Harrison is an ardent friend
of public schools. In speech he made in
the Senate four years ogo, he declared that
every dollar voted by school district fol-
the support Of schools, is worth $40 appro-
priated from the national treasury.
-FoUND-A black silk embroidered lady's
shoulder cape was found couple of weeks
ago IN Kenosha. The owner can recover it
by coming to this Office, identifying it and
paying charges. 28tf
Burglars entered Mr.. C. w. Aliens
honse Tuesday night and took an old over
coat belonging to Mr.. Allen and several
pieces Of silverware and Mrs. Aliens purse
containing commuters ticket and several
dollars in money. No clue has been OBJ
tanned to the robbers.
Floor Oil Cloth reduced to Csc. yard
! at Doan & Browns.
Aprons. bags, baskets, oysters, salad,
ice cream, and cake. Take your choice at
Simmons Hall, Dec. 18th. Doors open at
four o'clock. Supper served from half past
five to eight o'clock. Prices reasonable,
Ladies of St. Matthews church.
old woman, old woman, whittier so
high? Pm going my Christmas gifts to
buy. Old woman, old woman, you'd better
come down, where prices are lower than
any in town. At Melvilles, of course. 3w2S
Mrs. R. S. Whitaker, assisted by Mrs.
A. B. Curtis and Mrs. C. H. Leach gave
very pleasant reception yesterday afternoon
at her home on Congress Street. Quite
large number were present and passed
very enjoyable afternoon.