The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-02-14

gatlonal church parlors Thursday evening,
Feb. IA, by Mrs. r. H. Slosson, Mrs Chas
Frantz, Mrs. A. B. Curtis and Mrs 7 W.
Jordan. Supper served at $50 sharp. You
will be sure to enjoy yourself
The Sunday school of the M. E. church
will give sociable in the church parlors,
this Thursday evening Supper served
from 6 80 to s o'clock An entertainment
will follow consisting of music. recitations
and a lecture on "Cranks " Admission to
lecture and supper Is cents.
Mr.. Edgar Northway, of the town of
Solaers, has lately purchased the schooner
IAaline from Messrs. Jackson, Allen and
Mygatt, consideration $3,0OO The Evaline
has been lately rebuilt to the water line and
has carrying capacity of two hundred and
seventy thousand feet of lumber. Some of
Kenosha's lake captains say that the Eva
line is worth $4,000, and that Mr.. North.
way has made an excellent bargain.
DR.. 3. Schalern, late of Green Bay
Wis, has located in Kenosha for the prac-
tice of medicine. He has rented an office
on the North Side, near JOS. Bendt's store,
and will remain here permanently. He has
had eight years of experience in his profess
sion and comes here with the best of recon-
mendations. Read his card in another
column.
| The county jail contains at present 63
prisoners mostly tramps. The county
boarding house costs the taxpayers of this
lcounty about forty dollars day for the fun
of keeping worthless cattle that won't earn
a living. One of the prisoners on being
searched was found to have twenty one dol
lars on his person.
The sociables given by the ladies of the
different churches form a very agreeable
feature of social life in Kenosha this winter
Mesdames Burr, Borkenhagen and Hansen
gave very pleasant one last Thursday
evening at the Congregational church. A
short but enjoyable program followed the
supper. Mrs. Hazeton and Lewis enter
tanned the Episcopal ladies at the Grant
House.
Mr.. Frank Whites case before the
| United States Court at Milwaukee was de-
Ecided on Tuesday forenoon. The jury was
o:It but short time and returned the YER
dict of acquital. Quite number of Ken
osha's representative citizens went up to
testify in Mr.. Whites behalf and his many
friends in this city are united in congratu-
lating him upon the result.
The Royal Arcanum of this city pro-
pose to contribute something to the social
life of Kenosha this winter. They will
give party next Thursday eve, Feb. 81,
in the Business Mems Climb rooms Dan
cling will probably be feature of the even
ing, but card tables will be ready for those
who enjoy a quiet game. Refreshments
will be served and some speaking will be
INDUCED in. Members of the Arcanum
and wives or sweethearts will be invited.
-Messrs. Seaver & Rowe, lately con-
nected with Racine College as instructors,
on Jan. 23d opened first class boarding
and day school, where pupils are thorough
ly prepared for the Universities, scientific
schools, West Point, for the Superior Court
Bar examination of any State, or for bust
ness career Pupils receive, if necessary,
individual instruction, thus combining the
advantages of private tutorship with class
emulation. The school furnishes a good
gymnasium, food and service similar to that
Of gentleman's private table, the mini
mum of rules and regulations, and the maxi
mum of thorough work. Terms for the 5
months of this school year, 5000. No extras.
II. N. SEAvER, M. A., LII. D. Harvard. J
! n. Rowe, B. A. Durham Univ, Eng)
One of the pleasantest quiet weddings
that has occurred in Kenosha in long
time was one which occurred Tuesday after
noon, the 18th inst, at the home of His
Honor, Mayor Williams, on Prairie Ave
His daughter Efie, in the presence of the
members of the family and few friends,
united her fate for veal or woe to that of
MIR. Will II. Carr, of Minneapolis Rev.
j. J. Hartley united the happy couple with
the marriage service Of the Methodist
church. The parlors of the Mayors spa
cious home was very tastefully decorated
for the occasion, the bell of roses under
which the bridal couple stood during the
ceremony being the chief floral feature.
After the ceremony the guests sat down
with the newly married pair to very ele-
giant wedding supper The presents were
quite numerous for so quiet wedding and
were all very pretty and in elegant taste.
After the supper Mr.. and Mrs. Carr de.
parted on the $40 train on tour of three
weeks through the Northwest. They will
locate in Minneapolis, MINI, where Mr..
Carr is engaged in business. The bride
has been an ornament in the circles in
which she moved and her many friends