The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-28
WE AND OUR nElGHB0Rs. Z


Milwaukee. this week Il.
Mrs. Edgar Wilson, Of Chicago is tile
guest of Mr.. Geo. D. Head. .
Mr.. G. V. Redeker,.of Fond d., Lac,
stopped over at Kenosha Tuesday on his
travels.
Fred. w. Engel spent Sunday with
friends in Milwaukee.
j. r. Kehfor and Harry Robinson
spent Sunday with friends in Chicago.
Miss Edith Hoyt spent the first Of tie
week with friends in Chicago
--Mr. Adam Komas, of Racine, Il. 8.
Revenue Inspector was in Kenosha on
Monday; - .' r.
Rev. Mr.. STRIKER, Of Minneapolis, DC
cupied the onsregational pulpit last SUP
day morning. & y.
Mrs: Clark nee Miss Lulu Petit, Of
Minneapolis, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
Thiere . ""
Mrs. Bradley, Of this,city, went to Mil
yankee on. Saturday last, intending to, re-
main in that city several days.
: Wiz W. J Carpenter, Of Racine, was
in this city on Tuesday last, calling on rela-
tives and:old acquaintahces.
| Miss Elsie BisseII. OF Chenoa, ILL.,, is
visiting her sisters. Mrs J L. Stevens and
| Mrs. Capt. A. Millerin this city.
:s--Mr. %. s. Newell and wife are in the
city loosins,after the. rebuilding of theii
residence an Prairie Avenue.
| --Mrs. Jane Shirley of Marshall, CLARK
Co., Iowa. is visiting with Mr. Horace
Chaffee, of this city.
l. Mrs. Thomas Hansen is with her
mother, Mrs Jacob Gruecher, who is y ing
very i'll at her homein the town of Paris.
Chester Bradford, St. Paul, MINI, is
spending his vacation with friends IN this
city. -, "
Robert Derbyshire, Of Denver, Coz. is
in town visiting few days. He says
that Johnny Beyersdprfef is employed in a
meat market in Denver and doing we'll.
Rev. III. Tenbroeck, of Christ church
Lacrosse, is at the Water Cure He cams
down from the consecration ceremonies at
Milwaukee. He will be at the Cure some
time for his health.
Mrs. Howard Yam Wyck was in Keno
sha on Tuesday, preparing for the return of
her mother, Mrs A. Van Wyck, who is ex-
pected home shortly from Marietta Ca.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo and Mrs johnson
Of Bristol, and Mr. and Mrs. James Todd,
of Chicago, were in town On Tuesday to at
tend the funeral Of Jas Todd.
-Munson Paddock and Dan Mahoney
visited DR.. Francis Paddock last Tuesday
afternoon. DR.. Paddock is very i'll with a
disease known as catarrh of the bladder.
Key. Richard Miller, formerly past O,
of. the Congregational church here is in
town looking up business for the New
York Mutual Insurance Company.
Mrs. Emory L. Grant and her daughte,
spent Friday and Saturday of last week ir
Chicago in the family of Mrs. Grants faith
er, Mr.. B. w. Thomas.
Hon. Josiah Bond, who has been spend
ing some time at Biloxi, Miss, has returned
home. He does not report Biloxi para
disc, as some claim. H#
i Mr.. Frank Hubbard and wife, of Mil
4 waukee, ethe guests of Dr., Starkwvea thel
and family this week. - Mr. Hubbard is II
| the empla,v; Of the NV. Transportatitr
Company.
| SS'' wv HAoooh, vi AAuuSOu, w IL.
came down Tuesday from Milwaukee, where
he had attended the ceremony of consecrat.
ing Bishop Knight, to visit his son George
K. Gibson who is student at the Academ
here j:
b DR.. J. s. eKloeber has returned to
Kenosha for few days and is shaking
hands around with his many friends He
is as handsome as ever and seems to have
fiourished in has business in Washington,
-. 4. - e1..'
Mr. and Mrsr Bates, of Darlington,
Wis, have been sEisiting recently with Mr..
and Mrs. G. ASDewey. Mrs. Bates was
formerly Miss Mary Harris and was we'll
known in'Kenosha. :. They returned home
yesterday.
lon Sunday last E. Macarthur, of Wau-
kegan, Mr.. and Mrs. G, w. Pike and Miss
Clara A. Pike of Racine, were registered at
the Grant HOUSE irfKenosha. The reputa-
tion. Of this city still increases as a pleasant
resort for people from abroad.