The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-13

S. G. E. met at the residence of Capt. Alfred
Miller for a social time Among the enjoy
able features of the program was solo by
Miss Daisy Lane.
Great bargains in Harnesses,
robes and blankets for the next
80 days. Edmund Pike, Bristol, Wis. 4w27
The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave supper and Fancy Bazaar in Sim
mons Hall Tuesday evening. They had
good attendance, sold nearly all their ar
ticles and the receipts amounted to about
5000
-Clark's Bazaar is still open and will con-
tinue to offer bargains for the next few days
The stock must be closed out as the store
will be shut up after Christmas. Now is
your time. Knapp's Old Stand
William Schmitt, while driving his
fathers horse on Prairie Avenue, near the
railway track, escaped injury to his person
very fortunately. 1t seems the horse of
Mr.. John Fox, driven by two ladies, had
been startled by the cars and coming up
rapidly on Schmitt, started his horse, upset
the wagon and threw the young man out
and the horse ran to the barn where he is
kept. The wagon was more or less demon
allied, but no one was hurt
See Lentz & Funck for your Christmas
presents before you buy. 2Stf
AT the Regular assembly of Fred S.
Lowell Post No. 23O. g. A. r. held Dec. 10,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Commander, Chas. F.
Stemm S. V. Commander, A. G. Sherwood;
J. V. Commander, John c. Mitchell; Quar-
termaster, A. A. Carter; Chaplain, John
W. Becker; Officer of the Day, VIM. New
house, Officer of the Guard, Horace Chafee.
Silk Mufflers and Handkerchief a
spe cialty during holiday trade.
| 20tf LENT & FUNCK.
"A fellow, said to be Dane, laid in r.
J. Hoigs place on Main street on Tuesday
with an ugly wound in his head, which Dr.
Devlin was called to dress. 1t is said that
he being somewhat intoxicated, fell against
the bar. He was subsequently taken to a
private boarding house and properly cared
for.
New stock of mems and boys Collars,
Ties and Shirts for the holidays.
2Stf LENT & FUNCK.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. G. T. Z. will be held at the Y. NJ G. A.
parlors on Tuesday, Dec. 18th, at 2:3O p. m.
A paper on social purity will be read by
Mrs. Harvey Durkee. All friends of tenn
perance, and especially members of the
Union are earnestly requested to be present
as tn ere is important business to come be-
fore the Union. HELEN M. PERKINS,
Cor. Sec'y W. c. T. ..
For Sale:-A good II story cottage in
good repair, located in a pleasant portion
of the city, including large garden. Just
the place for laboring man or capitalist
payments. For information inquire at this
office. 4w27.
The following pupils of District No. 3,
Salem, have not been absent or tardy dur
ing the month ending Dec. 7, 1888: Annie
Clarke, Grace MINIS, Nellie MINIS, An
ma Hartnell, George HELLER, Phil Stock
well, Roy Blum, Lille Blum, Belle Num-
son, May Smith, Lee MINIS, Grantley
MINIS, Mike Schlax, John Hartnel, Ar
thur Hartnell
ADDIE L. SNYDER, Teacher.
For fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re-
pairing, go to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House. 22tf
In the extention of the Evanston Road
north from Evanston, the work is being
pushed rapidly. The company has acted
literally in the matter of right of way pur-
chases, and very few suits have been nee
cessary.-W aukegan Gazette.
Orders for hard and soft coal left with
Henry Mathews will receive prompt atten-
ton. 4Otf JoHN ODoNNELL.
--Messrs. Donnelly & Keefe are located
in the old Schroeder stand on Park Street
and. are prepared to remodel and re-block
Derby or Silk hats, in the latest style, dye
white hats, renovate and clean clothing, re-
storing the original color without the use
Of dyes. They will remain here two or
three weeks. If you want anything in
their line step in and see them.
"A complete line of Heminway's Rope
Silks, Rope Linens, Airasenes, Chenilles
and Embroidery Silks at Weiskopf Bros.
On last Friday, Mr.. Edward Yeoman,
proprietor of the bed spring factory made
an assignment, in Chicago to party named
Gibson. The assignment was surprise to
Mr.. Yeoman's friends in this city. The
assets were quoted at about $4,000 with
liabilities little more. The factory is
closed at present. Waukegau Gazette
Doc LOST: $1,000 Reward. English