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

DR. Gillespie was the recipient Of a gen.
uine surprise last Wednesday evening
The occasion was the SD birthday of the
Doctor.
The National Cornet Band will give a
concert at the Bristol Rink Thursday even
ing, Nov. 5.
The Retired Hook and Ladder Com
pany will give dance at Park City Hall,
Monday evening, Nov. 9Th.
| Henry Sheele was fined last week for
violation of the EXCESS law in the sum of
| ter dollars and costs amounting in all to
$I4.53.
Timothy E. Ryan, Democratic candi-
1 date for Attorney General, and J. B. Doe,
candidate for Congress, addressed the unter-
fled at Kimball Opera House, Saturday
evening last
T Married, on Tuesday, Oct 80, at the
Methodist parsonage, Pleasant Prairie, by
Rev E. B. Lounsbury, Mr.. Ashley Turner,
of Bristol, Kenosha county, and Miss Han
nah Thompson, Of Lansing, Michigan.
An entertainment will be given in the
NJ. E. church Of Pleasant Prairie, Friday
Nov. 9th. The proca eds will apply on the
fund for purchasing new church organ.
! Admission 10 cents.
Election day is next Tuesday All
interested please remember that Revised
statutes Of Wisconsin 1878 Chapter &C, page
All orders all saloons closed on that day and
provides penalty for infraction of law.
Kenosha w. C. T. u.
The homestead of the O. S. Head
estate is being repaired and painted and
lfved up in good shape for buyer One
of the principles of the Scotford Manufact-
Iuring Company has offered to trade Chicago
property for it.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
ton Endeavor Of the M. E. church will
give on oyster supper and literary entertain
ment in the parlors of the church on Thurs
day evening, Oct. s.
Died, in Santa Barbara, Cal, near mid
night Oct TO- at the residence of Mrs. E. A !.
Hitchcock, Mrs. S. |. G. Rourier, perhaps
better remembered by the people of Ken
asha as SaraL Scribner. She had been
teaching many years in the Wentworth
School in Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. Philip Fonk, of the Town of Paris,
in this county, died on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 80, at the age of "A years. He leaves
six children. He came to Kenosha
county in 1916, and was much respected by
those who knew him. He will be buried
in the St. Johns cemetery in Paris this
Thursday afternoon.
The Reception Committee of the Dung
Mems Christian Association through the
kindness of Judge Van Wyck, will give an
entertainment to the members of the Asso-
citation next Thursday evening, Nov. s, in
the Association hall. This will be talk
on the cities of Athens and Constantinople
illustrated with stereoptlcon views, also a
short musical program. Admission, 10 cts
members who hold unexpired tickets ad-
mitted free.
Rev. J. Jay Garvin, now stationed at
at Randolph, Wis., has just received the
! elegant broadcloth suit presented and ex-
pressed to him by the generous M E.
Church of Kenosha 1t was cut and made
by tailor Eichelman of this city and it is a
perfect fit The reverend gentleman de-
sires through our columns to express his
sincere thanks to the contributors to this
valuable and highly appreciated present.
The following are the names of the
pupils of Dist. No. 5 Salem, who have been
neither absent nor tardy during the school
month ending October rs, 49,
I Joe VanWie, GertrudeI Booth, Genie
Bailey, Pearl Sanborn, Gay VanWie, May
Riggs, Ada Johnson, Nellie Riggs, Jennie
Leoscher, jessie Leoscher, Ada Stevens,
Charlie Curtiss, Mary Bell Barber, Gertie
Barber, Clarence Baker, Alex Bailey, Will
Curtiss, Minnie Hartnell, Dan Hartnell,
Charlie Lancer, Nina Finch, Ada Button,
Ida Button. ANNA MCCORMICK.
Teacher.
The many expressions of approval Of
the consolidation Of the COURIER and TELE.
GRAPH which the editors hear daily are
very pleasant, but the steady current of
new subscribers is practical vindication
which they admire most. Not only has
the large list Of TELEGRAPH friends contin-
ued their subscriptions, but many new ones
are coming in. Welcome, gentlemen, the
editors will strive to give you the best
county paper possible. The TELEGRAPH
COURIER to-day has by far the largest list
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