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

3 or boys around it.
A party Of gentlemen from this village
went to Chicago last Saturday to attend
the speeches and to listen to Mr. Blaine.
Miss Mcdonald and her mother moved
to Chicago last Thursday where they in
tend to make their future home
There was no church last Sunday as the
Minister, Rev. Mr.. Lugg is off on his va
cation.
There was a Democratic meeting in the
Congregational church on last Thursday
evening to hear the Hon. j. Millard, of
Madison, Wis. AS the evening was very
rainy there was but small crowd present
though all were invited to come and hear
the truth.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Coon, of Walworth
spent Sunday at D. r. Wheeler's,
Mrs. Sichebough broke her leg last week
but is rapidly recovering under the care of
DR.. Darby.
Miss Bird Kruckman spent few days in
Antioch last week
Mrs. Ed Coulman whiled away few
days last week, visiting friends in Antioch
and vicinity.
Mrs John Hegeman ST., spent few days
in Kenosha last week visiting friends anc
relatives in that city.
The weather was rather cloudy last week
but this week has been quite fine.
The farmers are very busy hushing corr
around here. 1t has been good corn yea
and there is plenty of work to be done t
harvest it all.
John Hegeman, Jr spent Friday il
Kenosha.
We understand that there is a law sui
going on between the Messrs. Hegeman ant
Runkel about the vacating OF The place oc
cupied by ] ohm Heeeman Jr and ownet
by Mr.. Runkel.
1t is rumored that d. Il. Wheeler wishe
to sell his furniture store on accom-, Of poo
health.
The school is doing good rapid work I'm
der the care of the teachers, there being al
average attendance of from sixty to seventy
scholars.
Somers.
Winter is coming, so is election, and SOM
of our good people are getting rather excited
about it,
Rev. J. III. Tippet, the former pastor 0
the Methodist church, was seen in thes
parts last week.
Frank Pedley fell from horse and broke
his leg. Dr. VIII Farr is attending him.
Mrs. Smith and son, who have been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs M. J. Salentine, ha
returned to her home in Racine
Mr.. Jacob Schafer has bought the Henri,
Spencer farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bundles are entertain
ing little stranger that came to them on
, day last week.
We hear there will be another weddin.
before long, Mr.. Mike Soens, of Somers, t.
Miss Kate Ernest, of Kenosha, which will
take place about the Goth
, The Presbyterian pulpit is being occu
pied at the present by student from Chi
cago.
Mrs. VIM. Hardy returned to her hom
il Racine Saturday after two weeks visi
with friends and relatives here.
All those who do not know what dis
turbance cat can make in church ought t
have been to the Young Peoples Christia
Endeavor last Sunday evening and the
would have found out.
The Boswell Bros. have finished thresh
ing around here.
: Mrs. Grimshaw is moving her goods t
Racine where she expects to make her HON
in the future.
e There will be preaching in the Methods
e church Sunday evening at 1880 O'Clock
Young Peoples meeting $50 at the sam
= place. GossIpER.
a Special Sales Days
at the New Store, Knapp's Old Stand, Mai
It ST., Kenosha, Thursday, Dress Goods, an
: Blankets. Friday, Underwear and Hosiery
e Saturday, Millinery. On the above day
k the prices on above goods will be SO tempt
]. ing and favorable to purchasers that buyer
$ will not regret visi ting the Store on abov
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