The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-03
Ole Olson at the Opera House to night

number of her lady friends ct a luncheon
yesterday afternoon.
-Ole Olsen at the Kimball Opera House
this Thursday evening. Admission 25,
IS and so cents.
Miss Edith Hoyt entertained com
pany of her friends last evening at Miss
Hattie Brande's home on Prairie Ave.
The Directory boys are done with their
work and have gone to other places. They
report very fair success in their work here.
Mrs. J. Zeitler is building a new dwell
ing house on the corner of Milwaukee ave.
and G. ledonia street.
Mr.. Matt Puetz is Acting Chief of Po-
lice during Chief Harrington's absence this
week in Chicago
-Munson Paddock and wife are happy
over the arrival of a daughter at their
house Sunday noon.
The yacht Mamie with party of Ia
dies and gentlemen visited Racine on Sun
day last.
-eDr. A. Weiskopf has a new and hobby
two-wheeled cart which he nses in going
among his many patients.
Mr. Peter Boyer has purchased the in.
terest of his brother Nick in the Park
Street House and will hereafter carry it on
alone.
The J. I. Case excursion to Chicago
Saturday last was quite successful. A
goodly number of Kenosha people joined
them here.
Master Scott Innes is the latest addi-
ton to the list of bicyclers. He persmbu-
lates the streets on an elegant Junior
Safety.
Mrs. A. Farr has been engaged to sing
regularly Sunday mornings and evenings
hereafter in the Congregational Church.
Her singing will add greatly to the interest
of the service.
EARLY Friday morning last Capt. Ack-
erman's hotel at Twin Lakes was entered
by burglars, who carried off $50 belonging
to Mr.. Alderman and diamond pin, the
property of Mr.. Wolf.
The readers of the -CoUR-
TER will notice change this week in the
chassscter of the matter on the third page.
That page will be devoted to the young
folks hereafter, but the older people will
doubtless find it a very pleasant page.
Prof. A. c.. Wirth of Milwaukee has
leased the old A. O. H. hall in the Mason
ic block, for period Of six months, and
will open dancing academy there Monday
evening, Oct. 18th. For further informa-
ton regarding terms, classes, etc. Read
his ad on the 9Th page.
Ole Olsen has received the warmest
praise from the press in Racine and other
neighboring cities. He gives a frst-class
entertainment and those who don't go will
probably feel like swearing at themselves
after it is over.
The TELEGRAPH-CoURIER speaking
last week of the marriage Of Rev. Lucius
O. Lee at Constantinople with the daughter
of DR.. Cyrus Hamlin, the distinguished
missionary to Turkey, it was stated that
DR.. Hamlin is not now living. This is an
oxror. bo NOM IN tbic no1ntrv
The following are a few Of the ap-
pointments of the M. E. church in this
conference district: Presiding Elder, j. L.
Hewitt; Bristol E. {. Potter; Kenosha, B.
F. Sanford; Pleasant Prairie, E. B. Louns-
bury; Racine, D. C. John; Salem, E. H.
Lugg; Somers, T. II. Cadman.
Miss Electa Burch, daughter of Theo-
dore Burch, of Somers, and August Otto, of
Racine, were joined in marriage September
Doth, at the home of the bride. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. VIM. L.
Bray The happy pair received many val
liable presents and the congratulations of
their numerous fri ends.
Parties having money to invest in pro-
Gtable manufacturing business of any kind
should let the fact be known, as opportuni-
ties are constantly being offered, and if
those to whom such applications are made
knew who to refer applicants to everybody
would be benefited.
Our Public Schools have passed the
first month of the year with very large
attendance. There have been $40 enrolled
in all departments; SO in the High School,
70 in the Grammar Room, 81 in the three
upper intermediate rooms, 95 in the three
lower intermediate rooms, 113 in the upper
primary room, 1873 in the lower primary
room. Seats have been added this year for
go pupils more than last year. The Cen
trail building is altogether too small to &C
commodate those who ought to attend there.
MANY from the Firt Ward have had to be
transferred to the Durkee School. During
the month the per cent. Of attendance has
boan yorv hioh--Q6 Sixtv.seven visit