The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-02-07
WE AND OUR NElGHBORs.

MIA 1dt1 vi CHlCdSo, SpeuI Ouuudy III
this city with Fred Gottfredson.
Miss Jennie Blinn will 60 to Chicago,
next Saturday to visit Mrs. Marcussen.
Mrs. Avery, of Waterbury, Conn.,, is
visiting Miss Louise futile.
Mr.. VIM. Hove returned from Chicago,
on Friday.
Miss Belle slossen spent Sunday in
Chicago with Mrs Harry Skinkle.
Miss Carrie Petit left Saturday for
weeks visit = 18th friends in the city.
/ f. W. Eugle spent Sunday with friends
in Chicago.
Mr.. Crasher, of Racine attended the
party TT the Business Mems Club rooms on
Friday evening
MIR. Geo. Nicholl now of St. Louis was
in Kenosha to attend the party Friday even
ing
Miss Grace Baldwin left tuesday for
Chicago, where she will spend the rest of
the winter with Mrs Pettibone.
George Melville who has been travel
ing for the last two months will spend Sun
day at no me in this city.
Mrs. Julia Clark, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday last at the residence of Mr. Hosea
Barnes in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren RUSSELL OF
Savannah, Mo-, visited a, w. B. Martin
dale's last week
Mr. Mortimer Pierce, of Joliet, Ill.,, a
former resident of Kenosha, was in this CITY
on Sunday last
MIR. G. Hurson, wife and daughter, of
Milwaukee, have been the guests of Mrs
Lee for the past week.
Hon. Francis Larabee, of Cataraugus
county, N. Y, is visiting friends in Keno
sha and vicinity. He is president of two
banks and prominent man in New York.
Mrs. Ben Price, of Chicago, and Mrs
Hershon of Milwaukee attended the funer-
al of their father Mr.. Sprague Elkins of
this city.
Work has again commenced on Grand
street bridge.
Have you noticed the smiles that
wreathe Frank Heads face nowadays. He
is papa" now. 1t is daughter, born
Tuesday evening. Both mother and child
are doing we'll.
Your attention is called to the adver
tisement of Drs Boyer and Lawrence. They
come we'll recommended and have already
placed several Of their electric belts where
they are demonstrating their value in cur
ing the different diseases they mention
Give them call if you are in need of hello
Fred Gottfredsen has rented the saloon
now occupied by Henry Citizen On Main
street, and Mr.. Citizen has rented the
Knapp store in the block above and will fit
it up for his business. The building will
be extended in the rear to the alley. Mr.
Ernest Klinkert, of Racine, is now the own.
er Of this building, having lately purchased
it.
John Bieneman, an inmate of the poor
house, was brought before the County Judge
Tuesday, Jan. 10Th, and after an examina-
ton before his Honor, was adjudged insane.
Afidavits as to his insanity were made by
Drs Farr and Weiskopf The direct cause
of his being brought before the Judge for
an examination was the fact that he drew
knife on Mrs Bienneman without provoca-
ton. He was taken to the insane ASYLUM
at Oshkosh by Sheriff Hannah last FRIDAY.
of James Clement Ambrose the New
York Star Lyceum Bureau says: Gle is lit.
erary without being learned, mirthful with
out being clownish, and practical without
being stupid" - Indianapolis Journal.
''Keeps the house in roars of laughter.
Choice thoughts and brilliant sayings all
the way."-Ohio State Journal "Combines
instruction, raciness and logic "-NortA,vest.
ern Christian Advocate. Kenosha people
will enjoy rare treat when James Clement
Ambrose comes, as it is hoped he will in the
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Matteson were the
recipients OF very complete and delightful
surprise on Tuesday evening. A little af-
ter s o'clock conveyance containing TWEEN
ty-three of Kenosha's society people drove
up to the front gate. The occupants alight-
ed and poured into the house, interrupting
quiet game of whist that had Just begun.
Other carriages followed and added their
loads to the company. AS they entered the
house and went up stairs to lay off their
wraps their was something mysterious
about their actions and the way they held
their wraps around them. The mystery
was soon solved, however, by procession
that passed down the stairs and out into the
dining room where thew covered tho toblo