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

Paris, kenOSha Co. Wis, were united In
matrimony on Sep 25th at the residence of
Rev. E. F. Dornfeld. Miss Katie Wander
moon and Jac Meyer, Jr were present as
witnesses.
Sept. Goth Mr.. Alb. Muehlenbeck OF
Pleasant Prairie, and Miss Wilhelmine
LEM OF the same place were married by
Rev. E. F. Dornfeld at the residence of
Mr.. Ferd. Muehlenbeck, the father of the
groom, in the presence of quite number
of friends, Miss Helene Muehlenbeck and
Mr.. Frank LEM being witnesses.
Mary Foley Hoye, wife of Michael
Hoye, Of this city, died on Saturday last at
the age of 80 years. Her funeral occurred
at st. James church on Monday Mr..
Hoye is a Forester and the members of the
Kenosha Court were all out to attend the
funeral in body. Mrs Hoye leaves be-
hind six small children, who with the be-
reaved husband, have the sympathy of the
entire community
The Arion Quartette, assisted by Mrs
Mary Bradford and Mr.. Stfube, will give
an entertainment in the M E. church at
Pleasant Prairie, Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
The Quartette has added considerably to
its repertory and is prepared to give first
class concert Mrs. Bradford as reader is
well known and popular everywhere Mr..
Strube has won quite reputation by his
playing on the either in the short time he
has been in Kenosha. A delightful pro-
gram is assured.
The following is the program Of the
Kenosha Trotting Meeting at the Balm
Driving Park, Oct. IL and II:
Friday, Oct. IL. 800 Glass; 2:35 Glass;
Green Race.
Saturday, Oct IL. 2:4O Glass; Free for
all, pacing and trotting; Pony Race.
Admission Is cents. Teams free
Several fast horses will compete. Races
called at 1:30 p. m.
J. B. JACKSON, Manager.
Mrs. G. c. Jones, daughter Of H. w.
Crandall, OF this city, has suffered for
months with what was supposed to be utter
inc cancer. Six doctors gave up the case
as hopeless. DR.. Snyder, the Chicago spec
ialist, was called, and on August both last
removed non, cancerous growth. The pa
tient is now doing well and enjoying better
health than she has for years. DR.. Snyder
will be at the Grant House in Kenosha on
Thursday, Oct, Sd, until p. m. Consulta-
ton free.
There's always room at the top" was
the wise saying of the great Webster and
1t applies to every young man. The lower
ranks are always crowded. Unskilled man
ual labor must be content to work the hard
est and receive the poorest pay, while the
educated and skilled laborer has the best
positions and the largest wages. The best
education to qualify young man to meet
the duties of life is a business education oh
tanned at some first class school such as the
Metropolitan Business College on Madison
street, opposite McVicker's Theatre, Chi
cage. A fine illustrated catalogue of that
school can be obtained by writing postal
card to the Principal, Mr.. O. M. Powers.
1t is rumored that Kenosha is soon to
have an important addition to it's manufac-
turing interest in the way of an extensive
lamp factory. This information was OBJ
tanned from gentleman who recently re-
turned from the east, who states that he
learned while there that the site had been
selected and the contract closed but that
the matter was being kept quiet until some
further arrangements are completed. There
have been number Of inquiries recently
looking to the establishment of new manu-
featuring enterprises in Kenosha. and the
prospects are that within the next two
years our city will experience such boom
that the proverbial oldest inhabitant will
not be reminded of anything approaching
it.
The subject of a new public school
building in Kenosha has been talked of a
long time and the need of one has been felt
with increasing force every year. The
need has also developed i1to necessity and
the Board of Education passed resolution
unanimously at its last meeting, that steps
should be taken to erect new public
school building that would meet the needs
of the school and be an honor to the city.
To this end the board incorporated in their
annual estimate the recommendation to the
Council to raise $4,000 this year for the
purpose of erecting the building. The
city charter allows the Council no choice in
the matter and the only thing the Council
has to do is to levy the tax and raise the
money. The city raised that amount last
year for the Grand Avenue bridge. so the
tax this year need not be increased to meet
the case. The purpose, as stated to the re-
porter, is to raise $4,000 this year and
$4,000 next year. $4,000 will erect
very creditable building. but 1t is doubtful