The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-04-11
WE AND CUR NEIGHBORs.

Why's VlSI'.
MIR. Frank Pear is visiting friends and
relatives in the nothern part of the State.
Mr.. W. c. Tiede the enterprising bill
poster Of Racine was in town yesterday.
Master Chester Farr, of Waukegan,
spent the week with friends in this city.
j. G. Keller, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday in Kenosha with friends
Mrs. J. C. Keller and two children, of
Milwaukee, are visiting her mother and
brother, Mrs J. B. and Chas. w. Zweenic.
Mrs. G. Inrson, of Milwaukee, visited
with Mrs. Carrie Lee last Friday and Sat-
nrdav.
Miss Frances Grant, who is attending
an academy at Chicago, was the guest of
friends in this city last Sunday
Miss Bessie Wells was the guest OF
Mrs. Marcusson, nee Minnie Starkweather,
last week.
"A. K. Owen, editor of the Lake Gene
va Aews, was in this city yesterday aud
made this office call.
II. 6. Meyers formerely with Park
Street House is now at the Garfield House
near the depot.
Mr.. and NJ. B. Swezey, of Chicago, Wis
tied in the family of w. S. Lamb Friday
and Saturday.
MIR. Chas. Wichern, registered Ger
man Druggist, from Sheboygan, is the new
arrival at the Corner Drug Store.M
Mr.. Jas. Dougan fosmerely night
operator at the depot is visiting with Mr..
Jno. Harvey.
Mrs. Dora Corbin, of Clinton Iowa,
who attended the funeral of her father, DR..
Francis Paddock returned to her home last
Tuesday.
MIR. James H. Joslyn, formerly of Ke-
nosha, now of Chicago, is in town this week.
He offers to sell his Prairie Avenue prop
erty for reasonable figure.
Mrs. Clarence Waters of Norway,
Maine, will be the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Haynes French, during the month of
June.
MIR. J. c. Kupfer will take q six weeks
vacation, beginning next Thursday. He
will visit st. Louis, Kansas City and other
western cities.
Mrs. May Davenport, whose name was
unintentionally omitted last week IN the
obituary of DR.. Francis Paddock, returned
to her home at Brownsville, Iowa, last
week.
Mr.. Za]mon Simmons, Jr, has returned
from the St. John Military Academy, N. Y.
which he has entered for the purpose of ac-
curing a military education and as prep
aration for an examination with the view OF
entering the West Point Academy.
MIR. W. w. Mcqueen, with the W. II
Horn Cedar & Lumber Co of Chicago, was
in town last Tuesday looking after the in.
terests of the company. He is just in from
the burnt district in Dakota and describes
the burnt territory as in frightful plight.
Mrs. J. r. Powers, formerly of Dun
ming, Cook County, ILL.,, resumes her ole
position as housekeeper of the Cook County
Insane Asylum, from which she had beer
ousted by an administration not at all ia
vorable to her. She left for Chicago las
Thursday. She has many friends in Thu
city who will wish her success.
The Grant House is one of the hes
managed hotels in Wisconsin and the guests
receive quite as good service at this hotel a.
they would at the Palmer House. Yor
don't have to elevate yourself five stories tc
find your room and are not obliged to pay
So per day for your meals and So for the
name of the house. The following named
guest registered at the Grant House April
I'd, Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th, 7th, 9Th and 9th;
Some of the names were written SO careless.
ly that the reporter could not make them
out and are omitted: Geo. Banta, Menasha
Wis; c. Freeman, Racine, Wis; A. F,
Bruse, Racine, Wis; w. E. Sehem, Mil.
waukee; Richard Miller, Evansville; M. W
Young, Chicago, Ill.,; Frank Thompson,
Louisville, KY; III North, Beloit; J F
Cady, Chicago, Ill.,; B w Way, Chicago,
ILL.,; G H Horfert and wife, Chicago, Ill.,;
N O Pierce, Milwaukee; c H Mahany
Detroit, Mich; OS Ennis, Chicago. ILL.,;
Mrs Mary B McVean, Jefferson Barracks,
Mo-; Fl A Judd, Chicago; G E Fisher,
Boston, Mass; G G Webster Chicago; E NJ
Parks, Detroit, Mich; ] M Candy, Chica-
go; Willet Cornwell, Chicago; J A Dillin-
der, Chicago; D B Gardner, Chicago; J J
Williams. Chicago; E Biggs, Chicago; Jas
Welton, Detroit, Mich; VIM Frost, Chica-
gr; John q McMynn. Madison; Mrs. A.
Eslin Racine. q w Rohortcon IT, M