The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-15
Mr.. John B. Kupfer is quite seriously
i'll with infammatory rheumatism.

~ see OLD 1f1enQS.-RlChmondSS Gazette.
Mrs. Henry Clark has moved into her
new house on Pomeroy St.
Misses Marguerite and Clara Messier
OF Chicago, are the guests of Mrs. Frank
Wells ofthis city.
Mrs. w. P. Wright left for Englewood
Friday morning last. She was summoned
by telegram from her sick daughter Mrs.
Gallauner
Your attention is called to Mr. Thos
Bonds real estate ad. Look for list of
properties next week.
MIR. VIM. EngePs horse dropped dead
suddenly yesterday afternoon as he was
driving near the race track.
Mrs. H. B. Briggs and Mrs. Emerson
and son, of Chicago, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Allen and other friends
this week.
Mr.. A. A. Foster, we'll known to Ke-
nosha people, is rebuilding his box factory
in Racine which was partially demolished
by boiler explosion some months ago.
Married by the Rev. P. Rech, on the
10TH, of August 1889 Mr.. Charles Baet-
schy and Miss Lille Blderman, both of
Chicago, ILL.,
Lost: A silk hat brush on Wednesday
evening, August eth. A suitable reward
will be given for the return of same to
{. FL. Hurd's Drug Store
John Navel, late one of the engineers
in the Balm Wagon Factory, died on Satur-
day night last. Funeral Tuesday from the
Lutheran church.
If you have property you want to sell
or if you want to buy property, call on
Thos w. Bond. Office with the U. s.
Express.
Newton Beers and his company gave
a very fair performance of "Lost in Lon
don" Monday evening at the Opera House
to good audience. Parts of the work was
decidedly good.
"A picnic by the German Working
mems Society will be held at Park City
Gardens Sept. I'd. Elaborate preparations
are being made, and the weather permit
ting, there will be no lack of enjoyment.
"A regular monthly meeting of the
W. G. T. u, will be held in the parlors of
the Y. M. G. A, on Tuesday August goth,
at 2 80 pm. An interesting program is
expected, also important business to be
transacted. A full attendance is desired
HELEN M. PERKINS, Cor. Sec.
When our city council does a good
thing, it is entitled thanks, it has denied
the application for saloon license in the
south ward. It would be a curiosity to
hear any one attempt to explain, what is
the need of liquor saloon in that part of
the city.
Doctors Egan and Garlock, of Racine,
and Palmer of Raymond, have been APP
pointed medical examining surgeons for
Racine and Kenosha counties. AS soon as
they receive their commissions they will
meet every Wednesday at some place to be
designated Racine Times.
Mrs. L. G. Osborn returned last We'd
nesday from visit of eight weeks with
her uncle Sidney Osborn in San Francisco
Cal. She had very pleasant visit and
enjoyed several new experiences, among
which was ride of sixty miles in one day
in stage coach.
MIR. VIM. Rowe has the contract to
build residence for Mr.. Rouse Simmons
on the lot on Prairie avenue between Miss
Matte French's and Mr.. W. E. Reeds
homes. Work will be begun as soon as
possible
The vocal and instrumental concert
given by st. Georges choir at St. Georges
school hall Friday evening last was we'll at
tended and the concert itself was most COM
mendable in its character and arrangement.
The music was fine from the beginning to
the close. A handsome sum was realized
for the charitable purposes proposed.
The following,are the arrivals at this
port the past week: Prop. c. S. Hall, coal;
Schrs: Thomas G. Wilson, slabs; Narragan-
sett, lumber; Badger, lumber; Gilbert
Knapp, lumber; Lewis Ludington, bark;
Cuba, bark; German, wood; Steamer Alya,
passengers. Sailed-Prop. G. S. Halle
Schrs Thomas c. Wilson, Badger Lewis
Ludington, Cuba, German, Steamer Alva.
The Racine Times of August 10th pub
lished an article half column long with
display headlines stating that the Rath-
bone, Sard & Co.'s stove works are about to
locate here and giving several particulars
about the way the works were secured.
The reporter investigated the matter and
found it to be absolutely without founda-
ton The MANAGING committee of the