The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-10
The German Methodist church is be

stantial improvements are being made. 1t
is neat, coy little church.
| Change Of services at ST. Matthew's
church: Holy Communion at 7:30; Morn
ing prayer at 1890; Sunday school at 3p.
M. Evening services at 7:30.
If you would preserve and beautify
your skin with delicate and harmless
preparation containing neither glycerine
nor vaseline, use Evelyn E. Carthur's Jap
anese Cream. Avis
John Sullivan and John Brooks were
tried in Justice Skaters court last Thursday
afternoon. Sullivan was sentenced to three
months in jail and Brooks was fined $40 and
costs. The boys had better let other peo
pies property alone hereafter.
L. A. Cass has moved into Kenosha
again and lives at No. $40 Deming street,
the third house from PARK, Avenue. Mr..
McGivern will probably be after him for
his poll tax for the year 1889 as soon as he
learns this Mr.. NJ is very prompt in the
discharge of his duties (?) in this line.
The annual meeting of the w. G. 7. U.
will be held in the Y M. c. A. parlor
Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 2:30 p. m. Reports
of the years work will be given and cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year twill be
held. Let all members be present.
HELEN NJ PERK1 Ms, Cor Sec'y.
The largest lot of new job type ever
brought to Kenosha at one time has been
added to the equipment of the TELEGRA PHI
COURIER job office Over thirty separate
fonts of new type of the latest styles and
faces are included In the list. The aim is
to Justify and merit the liberal patronage
the neatest and fastest work in town.
! One of the most elaborate and delight
full receptions ever given in ha was
given at "Bonnie Hame'' Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. O. S. Newell The windows were
darkened and the house illu m
mated. The rooms were beau
tifully decorated, the dining loom
especially was vision Of beauty. Misses
| Natalie and Gertrude Newell and Miss
Grace Baldwin assisted Mrs. Newell in en-
dertaining.
To make room in order to better sup
ply the increasing demand, G. FL. Hurd,
''the Druggist" has fitted up a fine show
room on the second floor of his store, with
stairway easy of ascent, leading from store
and displays big stock Of Parlor Vase
Lamps Library Lamps, Hall Lamps, Brass
Lamps, Fancy Goods in Plush and Brass,
Vases, Albums, Dolls; all new and attrac-
tive novelties. Call in and look them over
whether you wish to buy or not, it costs
you nothing Many new and attractive
goods on first floor also.
The lecture on Andersonville prison,
which many of our citizens heard last
spring, given by Mr.. Frank Smith, will be
repeated on the 21st of this month. In lis
tening to Mr.. Smith. you need not fear be-
ing panied by soul narrowing scenes. His
lecture is intensely interesting and much of
it very amusing. Immediately following
this lecture for two weeks Mr.. Smith will
conduct series of meetings in the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms for men
only.
cd cha loo
Sunday that Edward Irwin, son OF Mr..
Thos. J. Irwin, of this city, who went out
to Missoula, Montana, about a year ago, had
been killed by falling from telephone pole.
The accident occurred on Saturday and the
particulars have not been learned. The
deceased was young man of enterprise and |
promise and had hosts of friends among
those VINO knew him here. He went out to
Missoula to run the engine in his brothers
Touring MILL and receiving frst-class Of
fer from the Telephone Company, he en-
tered their employ. The remains were ex"
pected to arrive in Kenosha yesterday, but
had not arrived at the hour of going to
press.
The State Convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of Wisconsin
will meet in Racine Oct 1920 Members
who will attend are requested to hand their
names to the General Secretary, and there
by secure entertainment during the conven-
ton. It will be great gathering, and you
cannot afford to miss the opportunity to at
tend. An interesting program has been
prepared, and leading christian workers
from this and other states will be present
and aid in making this the most valuable
convention yet held. The singing will be
led by choir of young men, under the di-
rection of Mr. Willis of Milwaukee.
Christian work in behalf of the 100000
young men Of our state, furnishes theme
which ought to bring together a large, in
telligent and earnest number of the christ
ian ministers, business men and young men.
J Al