The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-28

"a iiftS DtUf cdluS 10 wi i. ana M rs. IOl0F
Larsen of this city on Sunday last.
The rump Convention of Democrats
wilt lie held at SIP m today
sir. and Mrs Henry Citizen have a
young son, which came to them on Monday
/ evssrting, the 25th.
/ >&-FoR.s ALE-Half acre lots on Fremont
/ Avenue, by L. Symmonds. 4w44 .
I Remember ''A Huge Joke" next Satur-
day and Monday evenings at the Opera
House.
WAITED, at the Grant House cook
must be first elas and have good recon-
! mendations, also a good dining room girl
| MIR. John w. Rhodes of Somers. is le
/ ported to be quite i'll ard confined to his
! home in Snmers
F., Gold Rings made all sizes. We do
our own gold soIdes ing -.
If WEIsKorF Bros.
The "Orp!ian Asylum" is not so full { t
present bnt there. are enough in it to cost
tie county about 500 week.
! The movement to organize Buildir 6
and Loan Association here still goes IN.
See longer notice Of it in another column
+ For Sale, surrey and harress, Of the
! finest style, best make. and nearly new. If
! G.. A. YULE.
The Methodist y P. s. z. will give a
sociabIe this evening at the residence of
the pastor, Rev j. J. Hartley.
/
4 very pleasant social entertain
ment was given at the pariors of the NJ. E.
church on Thursday evening of last week.
For new and pure goods remember
the Corner Drag Store. 38tf
/ Mr.. Dagenba>h's no, cigar factory on
! the north side is IA approaching COM
pletion -
The University school cricket club will
play the Milwaukoes game on Decoration
day in Kenosha e.
--Starkweather & Co. have the finest as
sortment of candies in the city. They are
pure goods and OF. tae finest flayers
The Grant House Clothing and Boot
and Shoe Co. has leased the north store for
years. s......
! COMMITTEES In charge of printing cleo
ton tickets should bring them in as soon as
possible. Reasonable prices and satisfactory
work guaranteed.
The sailors say that the Straits of
Mackinaw are open and that this is the
first time in twenty five years that this &C.
ours before the first of April
For SALE One Thoroughbred Dur.
ham bull one year old. p. G. ToRREY,
3w42 1ruesdell, Wis.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give one Of their enjoyable en-
tertalnments in the parlors of the Congre.
gational church this evening.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Petersen died On Monday last from diph-
liberia. He was six years and five months
old. The funeral occurred on Tuesday.
City folks wanting to buy hay or wood
can buy of me just as cheap for cash as on
the market Goods delivered free. Leave
orders 4w44 F. CHAs. BINNINGER.
strawberry Plants for sale at Capt. r.
Symmonds. Choicest new varieties, such
as Buback, Warfeld, etc, and old varieties
true to name. Also Raspberry plants. 4w44
Married, in this city, Tuesday March
Goth, by Justice Slater, Mr.. Harris Silver
man and Miss Bell M. Kalvrisky, both Ct
Chicago.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Gerthold
Lautrup Of this city, died Tuesday morning
at the age of seven. months. Funeral &C.
| Cured yesterday.
New shades in Spring Dress goods and
Trimmings, at Lentz & Funck's.
The port Of the Citizens convention
with the nominees will be found on the fifth
page. Other local matters Of interest will
be found on the inside pages.
For RENT:-A good brick house in the
central part of the city, occupants could &C
commodate a few boarders with pleasant
rooms. Inquire of Mrs. O. G. King
DR. Paddock has been i'll for long
time past but news is received that he has
declined rapidly and is at present IN serious
danger:
-.-D1ED--At the residence of Mr.. Henry
Williams in this city, Sunday, March 23d,
of pneumonia, Thomas Todd aged forty
For fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re-
pairing, go to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House. 22tf
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