The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-11-08
WE AND OUR NEIGHB0RS.

secretary I1mme went TO Madison
Tuesday afternoon.
-Messrs. Max Platz and Dixie Kedy, of
Chicago were the guests OF Mr.. Fred Colt
fredsen last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Werve, of this City, and Mrs.
TT. Kranz, of St. Paul, are visiting rela-
at Trevor and Wilmot.
Mr.. Geo. Yule, Jr., went to Kansas
City Wednesday, where his wife is visiting.
She will return with him.
-Messrs. A. Huck and Chas. Beckman
made flying trip to Racine on Sunday
They say they had good time.
Mrs J. A. Osborn and children re-
turned last week from an extended visit to
her parents in Kanses City, Mo.
Mr.. Chef Wattles returned last Thurs
day from visit to his brother in Kansas
City, Mo-,
Mr.. j. P. Glover returned to Kenosha
last Saturday to cast his vote for Harrison
& Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Merrill returned
from their visit in Grand Rapids, Mich.
last week.
Mr.. M. Brook, of 474 Van Buren, St.,
Milwaukee was in the city, the first OF the
week
Mr. and Mrs Harry M. Baldwin retur-
ned from their wedding trip Monday even
ing. They will make their home at the
family residence on Chicago street.
Mr.. Luclus Grover, of Austin, Mimi, came
down yesterday to attend the wedding of
his son. He is looking much better than
when he left here The climate of Minnesota
seems to agree wich him.
Miss Katie Schend went to Milwaukee
this week to spend the winter with her sis
ter Mrs. F. j. Herschede. Miss Maggie
her sister went to the same place for week.
visit only.
d. A. Mahoney, c. S. Anderson, A. H.
French, and A. III. and w. B. Lance
prominent Kenosha democrats came up,
evening to hear Gen. Bragg. DAILY
Times.
s.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor will give an oyster supper
and literary entertainment in the parlors of
the NJ E. church, tonight.
Mr.. Lucious Grover and Miss Eva
Beachel were married at the residence Of
the brides mother, Mrs. Fred Adamson, on
Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1888, by Re-. J. J.
Hartley.
The pamphlets gotten out by the Con.
gregational Church contain of much of in
terest regarding the early history Of Ken
osha and that church. Don't fail t. get one
at C. HI. Hurds Drug Store.
Married, in this city, Thursday, Nov
Nov l, Miss Lizzie Zweenic, of this city, to
Mr.. Bennett Peters, Of Racine, Rev. Father
Cleary officiating. Mr.. Chas W. Zweenic
acted as groomsman, and Miss Marie Keat-
Ing as bridesmaid.
Herman Burgess, Leslie Halliday,
Frank Faden,, Maude Halliday Mabel
Halliday, Harvey Sherman and Arthur
Mooney, Of Dist. No. 2, Brighton, have
neither been tardy or absent during the
month ending Nov. 2, 1888.
w. V. GULL, Jr,
Teacher
The pamphlets containing the address
es delivered and letters read at the Semi
Centennial of the Congregational church and
complete account Of the exercises are to
be had at G. H. Hurd's Drug Store The
phamphlet contains some very interesting
reading about early times and conditions.
The defeated Republican candidates
have given three cheers for Randall Bris-
tol and Salem. They almost redeemed the
County from the overwhelming Democratic
landslide in this city. The Democrats had
a couple Of polished workers" at Somers
and their ''heelers" in all the wards in this
city spread the names of bourbon candidates
over the straight Republican tickets in
way that would make New Jersey lawyer
blush.
The business room lately occupied by
Messrs. F. W. Lyman & Son is being reft-
ted and prepared for occupancy by new
drug store. The firm that will occupy the
room will be known as Leach & Lamb.
Prof. Leach and Will S. Lamb are the gen.
tlemen who will compose the firm. Mr.
Lamb will have charge of the business and
his long experience and thorough qualifca-
tons are sufficient guarantee of the high
character of the service they will render the
public. Mr.. Lamb is Gcentiate in the
profession of Pharmacy and has had nine
years practical experience in the business.
His long stay with Mr.. Robinson has given