The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-08
Oyster supper and Literary entertain
ment in the parlors of the M. E. church,
tonight.

lO-AlSuL.
The people of Waukegan have arrang-
ed for Lecture Course there this winter
Why can Kenosha not have such series of
entertainments. They would undoubtedly
be we'll attended.
The Young Peoples Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church will give an oyster
supper at Simmons Hall on Saturday, Nov.
II. from 4 p m. to 10 p. m. Tickets, Is
cts The proceeds to be applied to the or
gan fund. 2w25.
Married, at the German M. e. church
by the Rev. P. Rech,, on the evening of
Nov. 1st, Mr.. Charles Hunsche and Miss
Mary Becker. After the marriage recep.
ton was held at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Fred Becker.
On Sunday picked nine from the Ivy
Leaves and Artics were beaten by the Ken
osha Grays at a game of Base Ball in a
score of Is to l.
On the morning of Oct 31st, the body of
James Cline one Of the!men drowned by the
capsizing of the small boat "Bedbug," while
on her way from Kenosha, was found on
the beach near the College. Coroeer
Thomas held an inquest ouer the remains
and a verdict of accidental drowning was
rendered.-Racine Times.
1.-Two barns belonging toAugust andWm
Otto, situated west of the railroad and
northwest of the city in the town of Somers.
were burned to the ground last Thursday.
Besides hay and other keeping for the
stock there was wood and coal for the wint-
er stored in the barns. 1t was an absolute
and for the people very serious loss.
Mr.. John Heyer, and wife, of Racine
came to Kenosha Sunday last to assist in
the celebration of Mr., John Heyer's
Seventy -sixth birthday. Thoughts birth
day was properly in the, first of the mouth
they chose this day for the celebration and
all had good time.
The pastor of the German M. E. church
was pleasantly surprised on Tuesday even
ing, Nov. 9Th, by party of about Forty
who gathered unexpectedly to remind him
of his birthday anniversary. The hours
passed swiftly and when the parting came
all acknowed to have spent profitable
and happy time.
The following named pupils of Dist.
No. 2, Somers have been perfect in attend
ance and punctuality for the month ending,
Nov. g.:
Lottie Rogers, Ernst Pedley, Ralph Ped
ley, Willie Rogers, JOHNNY Northway, Bessie
Rogers, Johnny Jordan, Lena Ortiz
For month ending Oct. 5.
Lottie Rogers, Lizzie Rogers, George
Thelan, Willie Rogers, Bessie Rogers.
CHAs. FLETT,
Teacher.
MIR. L. H. White writes from Sargent,
Dakota: "We are having pleasant weather
for fall work. Crops were good here this
year. To let you see what have been do
ing | will tell you what I have raised this
year. seeded and harvested 300 acres this
year. The proceeds and prices are as fol-
lows: 1,746 bushels of wheat, 1929 bushels
of oats, 632 bushels Of barley, 9S3 bushels of
flax, 800 bushels Of onions, 800 bushels of
potatoes, 80 bushels of peas. Corn was a
failure, although had in II acres and got
enough to fatten my hogs on. Wheat is
worth Sill; Oats, 80 cents; Flax, $1.23;
Barley, 40 cents; Onions, 60 cents; Potatoes
80 cents; Peas, % cents. [ have got 81
hogs, 81 head of cattle, 4 Jokes of oxen and
three horses"
Miss Henrietta G. Moore OF Springfield
Ohio, will speak in Kenosha on the 18TH,
inst, under the auspices of the w. G. T. u.
Subject and place to be announced here.
after. H. M. PERKINS,
Cor. Sec, w. G. 7. u.
Miss Moore has spoken three times in
Racine to large and enthusiastic audiences
A Racine Paper says: "No room smaller
than the rink would accommodate the mum.
bers who throng to hear her.
"She is very pleasant speaker" A love-
ly womanly personality she has the gift
of the eloquence and a soul alone with love
10 God and humanity"
eff there is woman in America superior
to Miss Moore as platform orator wo have
yet to hear her. Sprlngfeld, O., Beacon.
''Any town that is so fortune as to secure
Miss Moore's services as lecturer is to be
lated-"-Naperville, Qll,) Clarion,
March 7. 1888.
Tomorrow night Friday. Nov. 81 the
Reception Committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association will give an enter
tainment, the main feature of which will be
an illustrated talk by Judge Van Wyck en-
the cities of Athens and Constantinople, u.s.