The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-03

A very pleasant surprise was given to
Rev. and Mrs. E. f. Dornfeldon Monday
evening, Sep. 30th being the 6th. anniver-
sary of their marriage. The surprising
parties were the ladies of the German Ev.
Luth. Church and the teachers of the Sun
day school, A great number of useful
presents were handed to the astonished
couple. 1t was pleasant meeting and the
time passed away RAPIDLY. With many
wishes of long and happy life to their,
pastor and wife, the parties left in joyful
mood at late hour.
If you would preserve and beautify
your skin with delicate and harmless
preparation containing neither glycerine
nor vaseline, use Evelyn E. Carthur's Jap
anese Cream. Avis
There is evidently work cut out in Ke-
nosha for the fool-killer. If some alleged
newspaper men gave as much time to look
ing up the news of the town and giving
their readers something of general interest
as they do to the writing of puerile person
alities and feeble witticisms, they would
not need to fill their city local page with
patent medicine and railroad advertise
ments. Such stuff is an insult to respect
able constituency. But on second thought
perhaps they intend it.
-Wanted:-A girl to do housework. In
quire at the home of Mrs. Edgar r. Hugun-
in, Prairie Avenue.
Mr.. John Dempsey was taken before
Judge Van Wyck yesterday morning on
complaint of his wife with petition for his
commitment to a hospital for the insane
Drs. Saunder and Cleary examined the pa
tent and on their testimony he was COM
mitted 1t is a case of dementia rather
than violent insanity and it was thought
that if he were taken to hospital where
he could receive proper treatment and
plenty of food, he would improve. The or
der of commitment was made out and Sher-
iii Hannah took him to Winnebago on the
IL o'clock train last night.
-160 acre timber claim in South Dakota
for sale cheap. Inquire at this office.
Tuesday evening little after eight
o'clock Officer Newhouse thought he no.
ticed some rather suspicious looking move
ments on the part Of John Sullivan. He
found good place to watch him and saw
him rip open the wire screen over the win
dow on the south side of the U. s. Express
office. Sullivan walked toward the lake
and called John Brooks. The two then
went back to the window and in few min
utes disappeared with something black in
their arms. A little investigation showed
that valuable Gordon setter dog had
disappeared from the building. Brooks
and Sullivan were arrested and longed in
the cooler. They had hid the dog, but
the hiding place was discovered. The trial
will occur this afternoon before Justice
Slater.
The first meeting OF the Choral Society
will occur Tuesday evening, Oct. 9Th, in
the Business Mems Club Room. Every
one who is interested in musical work and
who will tend rehearsals regularly is in
vlted to be present and join the society
The society will make it's own constitution
and bylaws, elect its officers and organize
completely for the work. Prof. Mcdowell
will join the society as a member, and he
has offered to lead the society and put his
time and energy into the work without
charge. He will be elected musical direc-
tor of the society. The society will proba
bly, meet one evening week through the
winter and work on some Cantata or Ora
torio. "The Ancient Mariner" set to mu-
sic by J. Barnet, has been proposed. At
the close of the course grand concert will
be given to produce the work studied. It
is hoped every person in Kenosha interest
ed in developing an advanced musical taste
in Kenosha will be present at the meeting
next Tuesday evening and join the society.