The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-06
We AND OUR nElGHB0RS.

Miss Mildred Lewis went to ST. Louis
last Friday on two weeks visit
Mr.. John Jensen Of Chicago spent
Thanksgiving in Kenosha.
Charles G.. Russell, of Ottawa, III, is
visiting Thos. English
Miss Allie English. who has been Wis
iting several weeks at Ottawa, III, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Mics Millicent Wheeler, of Kemper
Hall, was the guest Of Mrs. Swift, Of RacIse
College, over Sunday.
Mrs 8. D. futile, started for Connect
cut on Tuesday on visit to her relatives
and friends
MIR. Off, Muentzenherger and his two
daughters and son, of Harvard, were visit
ing friends and relatives here last week.
w. G, Tiede, of Racine, was down on
Friday evening looking after the show
business.
Mr.. Emory L. Grant and Mrs. Julia
Durkee started last Monday for Phoenix,
Arizona. They will probably be gonethe
greater part of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Freeman. of
Ramage & Freeman's Standard Theatre Co.,
made flying trip to Milwaukee on Sunday
last.
Mr. and Mrs. Schulze of Chicago spent
Thanksgiving with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Weber. Mrs Schulze's cousins
Freddie and Charlie Weight accompanied
them back on short visit
Misses Medora and LuelIa Dodge, of
Chicago, and their grandmother, Mrs. Aus
tin Stone, of Lansing, Mich. spent Thanks
giving with Mr. II. c. Dodge, of this city,
and returned to Chicago Saturday.
Geo. Melville stopped off at Kenosha
last Friday paid his family short visit set
the work Of getting his store in shape for
the holidays going and skipped ont again
Monday morning. He will return the last
of this week and be at homo until after
New Years.
The Juvenile Temple will reprn.luce
"Mother Goose" q. the Opera House to-
morrow evening"
The COURIER Office re-
ceived very pleasant visit yesterday after
noon from class of young ladies from
Kemper Hall. They were bent on seeing
the operation of printing presses and other
scientific matters.
Last Tuesday evening Richard and
James Riley both of Pleasant Prairie en-
gagged in an unfortunate alteration in which
Richard plunged knife into the arm of
James Riley just below the elbow, making a
serious but not dangerous wound DR.. Will
Farr dressed the wounded arm. No ar
rests have been made.
There will be no railroad passes for
members Of the legislature this winter
What influence this practice of granting
passes has had on legislation, we do not
To Ind Ont, Sc {oI Al IL.
railroad passes two years ago amounted to
100000. It is hardly supposable the in
Auence of all this was innocent
Mrs. Alonzo White, one of Kenoshas
oldest settlers, passed away Sunday, Dec.
Sd. She was born in Pittsfeld, Mass, Oct
6, 1924, and moved to Kenosha with her
parents in 1S43, In June, 1884, she mar
ried Mr.. White and has lived here ever
since. Her life has been one of labor and
love and in her death her friends lose a
warm sympathizer and bright example.
The funeral exercises occurred Wednesday
at 2 p M, at her late home, Rev. J. J.
Hartley conducting the exercises.
All those knowing themselves to be
owing at the TELEGRAPH COURIER office
will confer favor upon US by calling and
squaring up by the 1st of January. After
that date we will send statement of ac-
count to those still in arrears. The in
creased expenses of running the CONSOLIDATE
ed paper and the additions to the facilities
of the office necessary to be made compel US
to request our friends to be as prompt as
possible in this matter. A change is con-
templated after Jan. LIST, which, it is hoped
will enable US to furnish our patrons with a
still better paper.
The Scotford Mfg Co.'s building is rap
idly nearing completion. The roof is being
put on this week and Mr.. Scotford expects
the building to be finished by Christmas
The contract calls for the completion of the
plant and requires it to be running regular
ly by May lst. They will employ at first
about 30 men and II girls. They also con-
template the addition of brass foundry to
their plant in the spring. This will furnish
employment for II or Is men more The
Lane Mfg. Co.'S building is progressing rap.