The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-24
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H. Reber is building himself house
on Selleck street
Died, of heart disease, Oct. Is, 1889, at
the residence of Fred. S. Newell, Mrs Ann
Smithurst, aged Y years.
Mrs. w. S. Lamb gave one of her
pleasant afternoons, to 20 guests last
Friday.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet at
urday evening
Mrs. E. Grant, Mrs. G.. H. Sager Mrs.
r. Farr and Mrs. G. Leonard will give a
sociable this evening In honor of their new
pastor in the parlors Of the M. E. church.
This is the first Nj. E. sociabIe of the season.
The Arion Quartette, ably assisted, will
give one of their pleasing entertainments at
the Plank Road Congregational church
Friday evening, Nov. 8th Further par
ticulars next week.
All those interested will bear in mind
there will be no meeting of the Grand Ar
my of the Republic on Monday next, the
28th inst, on account of the Fair to be held
by st. James church all next week in Sim
mons Hall.
Married at high noon Oct. 18th at the
residence of the Brides mother in Apple
ton by the Rev. DR.. Gallagher President of
Lawrence University Mr.. Frank Z. Holt,
eldest son of c. D. Holt, of Pleasant Prairie
to Miss Mary Alice Stannard, daughter of
Mr.. M. c. Stannard, of Appleton, Wis
The TELEGRAPH-C COURIER is indebted
to Mr.. Edward Jones of Bristol for con-
else and correct account of the atrocious
crime committed in the town of Bristol last
Thursday evening; this includes the ex-
animation of the prisoner before Justice
Dixon and the verdict of the coroners Jury.
The articles is official. aud Mr.. Jones has
our thanks for his pains-taking kindness.
There will be Bible Readings and
Practical Talks, conducted by Frank W..
Smith, each afternoon this ard next week,
except Saturdays, in the parlors of the
Young Mems Christian Association from
4.15 to 5:15. To these "Talks" everybody
will be made welcome. The older members
of the public schools are asked to make
these readings theirs. Come with your
bible, pencil and paper. No questions
asked and all will be made to feel at home.
Many of the gay and festive house dogs
in this city are becoming practical nuis-
ance and if they continue to advance in the
art of canine deviltry in proportion to their
average size they will very soon wind up
at the end of dose of 80 cent free trade
mutton or 80 inch II guage, choke-bore
shot gun loaded with No. / Chicago shot
tower shot. The reckless and abandoned
manner in which a big cross-eyed, calico
colored dog took hold Of the leg of Frank
White ought to be warning to the owner
of the dog that if he wishes to preserve the
said canine he had better tie him up, soak
him in alcohol or cut h i'm up for sausage. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
An open Letter to the Young Men OF Ken0shG
The Young Mems Christian Association
of your city, have invited me to aid them
for the next two weeks, and | most cordial
ly ask you to be present at any of the fol-
lowing "Talks'', in the parlor of the Asso-
citation Thursday Friday and Saturday
nights of this week, also each night of next
week except Wednesday. The services
will last only sixty minutes 80 to $50
and we promise you they will not b. dull
or uninteresting. AS an ex-soldier and
comrade extend special invitation to all
ex-soldiers and comrades to come up and
get acquainted and give me the helpfulness
of your presence
Your friend and comrade,
FRANK w. SMITH.
The Salemites are having triangular
fight. A merry war of factions over the
action of the assessor who has concluded
that foreign corporations in the shape OF
ice companies in the town of Salem should
pay certain an Dunt of filthy lucre for the
benefit of the commonwealth of Salem.
The icemen are ali broken up and it is said
have the sympathy of some of the people
in that town who claim that the action of
the assessor is liable to drive the ice COM
panies to other quarters and will deprive
the town of a valuable industry. The other
faction claim the action of the assessor is
quite proper but should have given the ice
men the benefit of lower valuation, while
the icemen do not feel as though they
ought to be taxed at all, 1--WE all fee, that
way,) but it is not probable that the action
Of the assessor will lead to the removal or
of any of the ice plants iii
the town of Salem, for the very good reason
that there is money in the business.
The Kenosha Game and Fish Club of
this city have received 100000 Holland
Carp of the speckel fin variety. They are
now swimming in Pike river. About a
year ago Mr.. Burr Simmons placed few
carp in the same stream near what was
once the mouth of the river. A dirt bridge
was soon thereafter placed across the river
above where the Carp had been deposited
md shortly after, that portion OF the creek
to dry up. Mr.. S., who was
greatly interested in the success Of his pis-
;atorial efforts, went down to the river to
zee how his fish were growing, and was
and shocked to see dozen of his
inest carp, with their valises packed and
about in the sand. They were
pound for Lake Michigan, and were sing
ng that good old tune; "We are pulling
lard against the stream"
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