The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-18
We AND OUR nEIGHB0Rs.
Henry LANCE, of Chicago, was in the
city on Monday.


Henry LANCE, Of Chicago, was in the
city on Monday.
James Enright, of Chicago, was up on.
Sunday to visit friends.
Capt James Harry, OF Spring Bluff,
ILL.,, was in the city on Wednesday.
The publisher of this paper spent all
Of last week and part of this week visiting
ia Ohio.
Mrs. Minnie Gibbs, Of Chicago, and
Mrs. Philomena Smith, OF Madison, are
visiting Mrs. Joanna Schiller in this city.
Mr. Murphy, of Arizona, the owner Of
the Grant House in Kenosha, was in the
city the first of the week.
-Messrs. John Merrill and John Mer-
riD, Jr., were here to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Orlando Foster on Sunday last.
Mr.. George Lugar, Of Chicago, was the
guest of Mr.. VIM. Bailey last Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Tarbell, of Evanston, ILL.,.
was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Haynes
French, of this city, last week.
Mrs. J. R. Payson, Of Chicago, Mr..
Louis Kinney, of Hastings, Neb., and Mrs.
VIM. Strong, of Chicago, are the guests of
Mrs. E. NJ. Kinney
Mrs. Bissel; Mrs. Sam'l Reynolds
mother, is very i'll at her home in Chicago.
Mrs. Reynolds spent most of last week and
this in Chicago caring for her.
DR.. e. S. Meers, of Waterbury, Ct,
was in town Monday and Tuesday looking
over the city with view to removing 10
this place.
Lawrence Cooty and wife and Lawrence
Griffin, who have been the guests of Mr..
Thomas English, left for Minneapolis,
Mimi, Wednesday morning, where they in
| tend to make their future home They for
merly resided in Vermont.
MIR. Charles Goodman, of Racine has
come to Kenosha and formed partnership
with John O'Neil in the plumbing business.
Mr., Goodman has lots Of energy and the
new firm will undoubtedly do a good
business.
Miss Schwartz, of Fort Howard, is Wis
iting Miss J.. Lucas at Mr. Chris. Sholey's
in Kenosha. Both young ladies go this
week to Milwaukee, Miss Lucas to act as
governess for the Piankinton children, and
Miss Schwartz goes from Milwaukee to Fl.
Howard
The friends of Rev. T. Q. Taylor will
be pleased to learn that he is pleasantly To-
Gated at Lake Geneva, having residence
at that place, The friends of temperance
will gain one earnest and successful worker
at Lake Geneva, if they have not already
many such.
Mr.. Edgar Northway, of this city fol-
merly with the Dayy Co. Ballast Works
has returned from Harris, Mo-, where the
company have extensive ballast works, and
where he has been for two years, with tn,
exception Of few months during the win
ter season. He has quit the employ of tn,
Davy Co.
The Wolverine sailed for Elk RAPIDS
Mich, last Tuesday morning, where sh,
will load with hardwood lumber for M,
q G.. Simmons.
Mrs Ellie M. Richards, wife of MI
Victor Richards, of Bristol, died Tuesday
| April 10th, aged % years. The funeral oc
ours this Thursday morning at 10 o'clocl
from the NJ. E. church in Bristol.
st. James church (Catholic) in thi
| city, deserves credit for patriotism and low,
of country in promptly taking the lead il
arranging for commemorating the 10Otl
anniversary of the Inauguration of Wash
| ington The propriety of celebrating tn,
| day appeals to all good citizens alike.
The Easter egg is doubtless an out
growth of Pagan custons. Tn many count
ries, some feast or gala day was observed
in part, by the eating Of eggs, hunting
nests, ETC., the egg being associated with
the springing forth of new life and the re-
vival OF nature at that season.
There is nothing that tends more to
beautify town and give it coy. home.
like appearance than well kept shade trees.
Property owners should plant shade trees
along their sidewalks and see that they are
properly kept. You will be surprised in a
few years to notice the difference it will
make in the beauty Of the town. Maple is
considered the most thrifty and gives the
best shade.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sally futile, who
died at the residence Of her son, Mr.. E. d.
futile, on Prairie Avenue in this city. on
Wednesday last April 10th, took place on
Friday afternoon last The religious SER
vices at the house were conducted by Rev.