The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-13
WE And OUR RElGHB0Rs.
Mrs. G. F. Brigham, of Sharon, Wis,
is visiting at c. H. Hurd's.

her home in Jackson Miss tomorrow.
Mrs Herson, Of Milwaukee, is visiting
Mrs. Carrie Lee at her home on Park Ave.
MIR. John Stotiei, cigar maker of RAJ
cine. was in this city on Tuesday.
Misses Natalie and Gertrude Newell
spent Tuesday aud Wednesday in Chicago
Mrs. j. l. Stevens, Jr., went to Chi
cago Tuesday on "a visit to relatives She
will be absent about two weeks.
-Mr.J. Henry Zitt, the base ball man,
Of Chicago, was in town the first of the
week.
Mrs. Thos. English, of Chicago, is in
town visiting her father-in-law, Thos. Eng
lish Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robinson returned
Mon.ay evening from visit in Green Bay,
Wis.
Rev. Harry Thompson is in Milwau-
kee this week attending the Episcopal
Council.
Mr. and Mrs. Ell. NJ. Baldwin are in
Chicago this week visi ing and enjoying the
opera.
Judge Grant, of Ishpeming, Mich,
was in town last Saturday visiting his two
daughters at Kemper Hall. ]
MIR. c. P. Whitford, Auditor of the G.
& n. W. r. r was in the city last Satur-
day looking after the company's interests
here
Mr. and Mrs. z. G. Simmons, Madame
Simmons and Mr.. Rouse Simmons left last
Saturday for Colorado Springs, Col, where
they wsll spend part Of the winter.
-Philo F. Wilcox has closed up his can
dy store on Main street and will retire from
the business for the present
Remember the Band Concert Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18th, in Simmons Hall, for
the benefit of the National Cornet Band.
The appointn ents Of Leach & Iam9s
NEW drug store are as complete and tlsty is
anything need be The members of the
firm are we'll known citizens Of Kenosha
and their establishment will be an honor to
Kenosha. Go in and see them
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will give din
ner on New Years to the members of the
Association, especially intended for young
men away from home. The whole after
noon will be occupied After the dinner
there will be an interesting program.
The students Of Racine college are I'M
questionably bright young men and there
is no reason to doubt that they enjoyed
highly the wine suppers which are reported
to have taken place under their auspices
with tutors for guests, but after all they may
not be competent to assume the entire con-
troll Of the executive and financial work
connected with the institution A wine
supper is an agreeable study to a great
many people, but it doesn't necessarily be-
long to the curriculum Of college designed
largely to instruct students in theology
Mitwankee Sentinel
Mrs. Chas. Allen gave drive whist
party last Thursday evening at her home
on the Park Thirteen tables were filled
with players Mrs. Will Farr and Mr..
Chas. Burritt won the first prizes, and Mrs.
M. D. Matteson and Mr. J. L. Stevens won
the second. Mrs. Allen gave progressive
euchre party Friday evening, at which
Mrs. J. G. G,;ttfredsen and Mr.. J. II. Kim
ball won the first prizes, and Mrs. HI. C.
Schulz and Mr.. Drom won second. Satur-
day, an afternoon" closed the festivities of
the week at this elegant residence
The Circuit Court convened on Mon
day in the usual way with the usual officers
In attendance. Very little of Importance
was before the court. Henry S. White OBJ
tanned a decree of divorce from Nellie
White on the ground of desertion; and Mary
d. Williams from Alfred D. Williams on
the charge of failure to furnish her with
necessary support. A jury was impaneIed
in the case of Herman vs. Gray and sworn
when the court adjourned till January 18th.
This case, it seems, relates to some contract
for the purchase and sale of a quantity of
brick. The term was very short and quite
devoid of interest.
Names of pupils in District No. 1,
Pleasant Prairie, who have been neither ab
sent nor tardy during the school month
ending Dec. 9TH: Matte Maloney, Alice
Crosby, Nellie Maloney, Florence Reed,
Cora Taylor, Edna Washburn, Mamie
Crosby, Willie Mcneil, Jessie Mcneil,
Mary Rockwell, Earl King, Mamie Nc
Neil, Annie finland, Hattie Schmutz
George Taylor, Eddie Hayes, Frank Barter,
Libbie Gethen, Charles Rockwell, Tilie
Jacobson, Rhudie Schmutz, John finland
Louise finland, Fred Baltis, Frank Rock