The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-19
WE AND OUR nElGHBORS.

Mrs. G. w. Bull went to Wauseon, o.,
last Monday on visit to her parents.
d. G. Lloyd, ESQ.,, visited Racine on.
professional business on Monday last.
MIR. Jacob Lauer, of Racine, visited
friends in Kenosha on Tuesday.
MIR. Math. Huck is in Quincy, ILL.,, this
week visiting his son Oscar
Mr.. Burr Simmons left for St. Paul,
Mimi, Oh Monday on business trip.
Mr. B. B. Stebbins is expected home
this week on a visit
Mrs. w. N. Wilcox who has been the
guest of Mrs. j. S. Barr, returned to her
home in Fon-du-Lac Saturday.
Mrs. Clifton Garst Of Chicago is visit
Park Ave
Miss Helen Brown has gone to Evans
ton to attend the University there this
year. She went down last week.
Miss Carrie Bray went to Oberlin, O.,
Monday morning to begin her studies in
the College there.
Secretary Anderson, of Racine, came
down Monday evening to attend the annual
meeting of the Y. M. G.. A.
Mr.. Fred II. Jornt has returned home
from his summer vacation much improved
and quite satisfied with the result.
DR.. A. Weiskopf visited his son Will
| liam at Madison last week. He returned
| Monday. -
Alec. Huck, Jr, is in Milwaukee this
week visiting Frank Andre is taking his
place in the post-office during his absence.
Rob. Symmonds has returned to bis
studies at Rose Polytechnic Institute, Terre
Haute, Ind
Major J. Hubert, of Manitou Springs,
Col, is the guest of Mr.. q. G.. Simmons and
family.
Elmer Pierce went into the northern
part Of the State Tuesday afternoon ON a
commercial trip.
MIR. Chas. l.. Fowler returned to Ober-
lin, O., Monday morning to resume his
College studies. His sister ACCOMPANIED
him.
MIR. and Mrs. c. P. Garst and Mr. Jas.
Coke OF Chicago spent Sunday with Mr.
Morrison Garst and family. Mrs. Garst is
spending the week with her mother-in-law
-Juge Downs, of Santa Fe, New Mexi-
co, visited his mother, Mrs Wells, of this
city, and his sister, Miss Bessie Wells,
teacher in the Kenosha High School, dur
ing the past week.
james Courtney, of the Kenosha Uni
versity school, was in the city today, and
from him it was learned that the school
would open on next Thursday, Sept. 49,,
with the full capacity of the school in at
tendance. Quite number have been re-
fused admission on account of the limited
room, bnt additions are being made to the
building as rapidly as possibly to supply
the demand.--Racine Times
Miss Grace A. Holmes, of Oakland,
CAL, niece of Samuel Holmes, we'll known
to the oder portion of the citizens of Ke-
nosha. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. NJ
Brande, on Prairie Avenue Mr.. Samuel
Holmes, it will be recollected, was years ago
engaged with S. Y. Brande in this CITY in
the furniture business, under the firm name
of Brande & Holmes.
Around the World in 80 Days. Re-
served seats rs cents at Melville's.
The extension to the Priests residence
on the north side is progressing nicely nm
der the management of Mr.. C. A. Dickhaut,
NoAo AuCoudy duu w 0QQoSQaY morn
ing, making an overcoat quite necessary as
we'll as comfortable.
General admission Is and so cents at
the Opera House Saturday evening.
Our city is about to have directory,
the gentlemen who have just completed one
for Waukegan having come here with that
object in view
Around the World in 80 DAYS at the
Opera House Saturday evening. Tickets
at Melville's book store.
Married, Monday evening at St.
James, Rev. Jas. M. CIeary officiating. Mr..
John Conwell and Miss Lena Weller. both
of Kenosha
-"Shall we have King?" temperance
lecture by Mrs Griffith at the Unitarian
churcb Friday evening. No admission. but
collection will be taken.
If you are thinking of buying wheel,
get the best in the market. Call on H. M.
Baldwin and let him show Won tho V;otor