The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-12
Several more weddings are said to be

Several more weddings are said to be
On the tapis
Mrs. O. M. Petit gave an elegant tea
party last Saturday evening to about twenty
of her lady friends.
MIR. c. G. Theleen has sold two more
lots on Lyman Avenue. Mr.. Edwin Rund
bought them for $3.50.
Cecilia Mahoney gave lawn party to
about forty of her little friends Saturday af-
ternoon.
"A class Of probationers will be received
into full membership. also several by letter,
in the NJ E. Church next Sabbath morning.
Gertrude Beville entertained about
thirt@of her little friends at lawn party
last Friday afternoon from three until six
o'clock.
There will be peach festival at the
residence Of Mr.. Charles Shuart on Thurs
day evening, September 10Th. A cordial
! invitation is extended to ALL
MIR. G. w, Wattles sent some perch,
caught in the Lake here to his friends in
Bainville Kansas, and he has received word
that they arrived there in good condition.
The Sd annual meeting of the Young
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Monday evening, Sept. 10th. All the
members of the Association are invited.
Miss Emile Koehler died. Tuesday
morning, Sept 10th, of consumption. Her
age was 81. The funeral will occur this
afternoon from St. Georges church.
Mr.. John Betting is putting up an
addition to the Rectory of St. Georges
Church on the north side of the present
structure.
f -Messrs J. G.. Gottfredsen & Son have
fitted up a large storage and malt room as
al adjunct to their brewery on North Main
Street
The M. Fl. Petit Mailing Co. have one
of the most elegant Offices to be found any
where now. The improvements were COM
pleted last week.
Mr.. Chris Sholey has sold his new
house west of the depot to his brother, J.
NJ, of Chicago, who will move here and
occupy the same sometime in the near flu
ture.
There will be no lecture at the Baptist
Church Thursday evening, as announced
Sunday. Have been disappointed in get
ting the lecturer.
I. w. COREY, Pastor.
Married, Friday, Sept. 6, 1889, Mr.
Bernard Norton and Miss Katie Larkin
both of Lake County, III. Justice F. J
Owen performed the ceremony at his office
in Wilmot.
An adjourned meeting of the board o.
directors of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will be held tomorrow FRIDAY
evening" in Association rooms AS this is
the last meeting of the present board, it is
desirable to have full attendance.
Joseph Harry has taken to himself q
wife and is now living at home like all sen.
sible men. Miss Carrie Cober, of Chicago
consented to join him in the home partner
ship and they were welded last Tuesday
evening by Rev. J. J. Hartley.
The publisher of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER wishes to acknowledge the receipt
of package of very fine grapes from Mr.
Henry Moths we'll known vineyard. Mr.
Moth has the reputation of raising the fin
est grapes in Kenosha County, and these
justifes his reputation.
MIR. Richard Riley was engaged in fel
ling tree Monday afternoon on the farm
belonging to the Tobin brothers when The
tree fell and broke his leg. The tree was
nearer off than he thought and it fell before
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limb and it is doing we'll
-Messrs. D. c. Lloyd and G. r. Nc
Dowell received official notification of their
admission to the Wisconsin bar last week
and they have established the law firm Of
Lloyd & Mcdowell and their office is over
Chas. HI. Gonnermann's store They will
be glad to receive call from any one who
may need work in their line
The regular meeting of the w. C. T. u
will be held in the Y. M. c. A. parlors on
Tuesday Sept. 18th, at 8 p m. A paper
entitled "Kings Daughters" will be read by
Mrs. Lizzie Theirs. A full attendance is
especially desirable.
HELEN M. PERKINS, Cor Sec
"A few of the friends of J. B. Jackson
Secretary of the Wisconsin Industrial asso
citation, as slight token of their apprecia.
ton of his untiring effort, which resulted in
the success of the fair of 1889, presented
him to-day with encyclopaedia of eight
volumes and elegant easel-Racine Times.
/ Saturday evening Sent 18th of tho