The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs John Kehlor and Julius
Haven returned last Thursday from their
winters sojourn III California Mr. and
Mrs. kehlOr will remain here couple OF
weeks at he Grant House and will Their
take up their residence in St. Louis OF
Chicago
The young people of the NJ. E. church
will give all entertainment on Thursday
evening, May 30th. C. T. Watrous, of the
Northwestern University, will render sew
eral selections Music by the Waukegan
Quart cite, consisting of Mrs Rawls, Miss
Mamie Cohr, Prof S. D. Tacott and Prof.
Bagley. Miss Limeburger, organist. These
musicians are all frst-class in their parts
and will furnish good music. See programs.
Next Thursday is Decoration Day. II
is regular holiday and from its memorial
character should be universally observed
The citizens of Kenosha should turn out on
that day and observe it in an appropriate
manner. The program of the ceremonies
of the day was published in the last issue
of this paper. Hon. Phil. Cheek is one Of
the best orators in this state and will speak
words of wisdom and inspiration. Turn
out and hear him. Let your patriotic feel
ings hold sway for the day and honor the
Nations heroic dead.
John Leonard, the Milwaukee drug
gist, who was here yesterday in search Of
his wife, found her at the residence of Mrs.
Duane jerks on College avenue. She re.
fused to 60 back with him, but accompan-
led her mother home, who was with him.
The mother and daughter hail from Keno
sha.-Rdcine Times.
Racine will properly observe Memorial
Day. The Lakeside rink has been engag-
ed an Ex-senator Doolittle will deliver
the address. The G.. A. r. and the two
military companies will pay their respects
to the sleeping dead who fell in their
country's defence. Flowers will be strewn
over the graves and salutes fired.
The party given at the Business Mems
Club Rooms on Thursday last was com.
plete success. AS usual Jonny Hand fur
nished the music. The hall was very
beautifully decorated with lilac and silk
draperies. The refreshments were in
charge of Mrs. 0. NJ. Petit. Dancing
commenced about $50 D. H., and continued
until the "Wee sma' hours" The young
people had full sway and all went in for q
good time Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. 0 NJ. Petit, Mr. and Mrs
l.. NJ. Eichelman, Misses Carrie Petit.
Gertrude Newell, Francis Grant, Bell
Bond, Bertha Head, Winnie MARITIME
Natalie Newell, Nellie Balm, Belle Head
Julia Eichelman, Carrie Kimball, Ida
Robinson, Hattie Balm, Lillian McHenry,
Edith Hoyt, Miss Margerite Head;
Messrs Mathews and Aldrich of Chicago,
Messrs Fl. W. Marsh, j. r. Kehlor. Z
| ~ Ai''i, W 'luWl III I1dHCo, IL. w. Wdfu,
Hazel Lance, Charles Elliott NJ. P. Whal
lon, 6. K. Gibson, Gilmore, Barnes,
Crulckshanks, Loins, Read, Harry Robin.
son.
There was an enthusiastic meeting O
Northsiders at Park City Hall Frida,
night, in spite Of the heavy rain. The re
port Of the committee appointed to secur.
subscriptions was listened to with interest
and on the suggestion OF Mr.. Jacobs, thu
chairman, another week was given them. a:
they had been unable to see all the propert,
owners in the short time allowed. A large
enough sum had been raised, however, to
show that the north wards are in earnest
The subscription has met with perhaps IN
expected success, owing partly to the fac
that no money is to be called for until &
factory such as is desired is actually estab
lished here, and every one feels that to sub.
scribe small sum to put the north side il
position to aid in bringing to Kenosha 8
factory which will largely increase the val
ue of real estate is a good business PROPOSE.
ton. A final meeting will be held FRIDAY
night, May Oath, at Park City Hall at s
o'clock, and large attendance is looked for