The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-31
VOLUME XIX. NUMBER &C.


of the most enjoyable of this season; about
$50 were present
Mr.. Chris. Scholey gave pleasant
party at the residence of his father on West
Grand ST., last Saturday evening All pre-.
sent enjoyed themselves in the fullest de-
gree.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Zens have
young daughter which came TO them on
Monday night and which turns the scales
at ten pounds. Ter father says she is ''the
star of the West
i will be on the road again next Mon
day morning with my Qua g1goa. Compe.
titors cannot trick me out Of my business
this time l will door to receive your or
ders. HENRY .IALBERsTADT.
Prop. City Bakery.
-Mathilda, daughter of Math DandMary
Schmitt died at Lake View Ills on Sunday.
The remains were brought to Kenosha for
burial on Tuesday. The father ofthe child
is son Of Mr.. John Schmitt Of this CITY.
JOIN Conwell All old resident of Ken
osha died Friday at the age Of seventy
seven years and was buried on Sunday in
the old Catholic Cemetery south Of the
city.
&C. Il. Hurd, "The Druggist" has the
agency for the "Union Electric ms lie" Just
the thing if you are troubled with cold feet.
Sold with positive guarantee. If not salts
factory money refunded. 1854
The Bristol Dramatic Club will give
their play entitled, "The Little Brown Jug"
Saturday evening, Feb. 9th AMI conclude
with tie farce, (Which shall Marry"
Adults 25c Children 49, 2w36
Anna Longman, Rose O'Neal, Stella
Terpning, Kate Evans, Edith Evans, Clara
Yaw, Of Dist. No. T., Salem were neither
absent nor tardy during the month ending
Jan. Is, 1889. E. W. RIPLEY,
Teacher.
John McKeon and Fred Reinold, OF
Paris, gave pleasant dance to their friends
in Simmons Hall, in this city, on Friday
night last. Beihn & Heidersdorf's band, of
Paris, furnished good music. Refreshments
were served in the hall. There was no end
of enjoyment until the early hours Of the
morning.
Now is the time to get your robes re-
lined, your cutters and furniture upholster-
ed, your carriages trimmed. your harness
oiled and repaired All kinds of goods for
such work on hand and for sale. All work
to be satisfactorily done or no pay.
26tf F. CHARLES BINNINGER.
The public spirited citizens of Kenosha
are requested to meet next Monday even
ing in the City Council room for the pur-
pose of taking steps toward preparing for
the coming Farmers Institute. Let th1re
be good attendance at this for the credit
of Kenosha.
The following are the names of the
pupils of Dist Nc. 1, Bristol, who have been
neither absent nor tardy for the month end
ing Jan. 25th. Lucy Carney, Emeline
Bishop, Mike Corngan, Herman Rompetzki
Mary Ticket and Fred Pofahl.
NELLIE UPsoN, Teacher.
Emma Kruger, Herman Kruger, Eddie
Kruger, Willie Curtiss, Belle Curtiss, Mabel
Deasley, Jennie Breard, Eddie Hanche,
Annie Mensing. Barney Bose, Joe Bose,
of Dist. No II. Somers have neither been
absent nor tardy for the month ending Jan.
18th, 1889. LAURA A. DEAsLEY,
Teacher.
A fellow travelling through the town of
Somers on Thursday morning last went into i.
a gentleman's house in that town, and as he
left he said he was going to Mr.. Funck's.
After he was gone about fifty dollars in cash
and a thousand dollars IN notes and securi-
ties were missing. Some trace of him has
been obtained, but he has not yet been cap
tured.
Mr. Simon S. Rice, residing near the
western limits of this city, died on Tuesday
morning. He was born in Easton, Wash
ington county, N. Y, in 1894. He reached
the advanced age of 95 years. Forty years
of his life were spent in school keeping, in
which occupation he had wide reputation
When far advanced in life he attended a
spelling contest at the academy in the vii
lage of Warren, where the literary men of
the place were present; he took the prize.
He came west in 1884. In later years he
was known as DIR. Rice. His funeral takes
place at the residence of his son, S. T. Rice
to day, Rev. Mr.. Hartley officiating.
John Rearder, a brakeman on the Ke-
nosha and Rockford Railway, while switch
ing on Monday morning at Caledonia, H.,
met with serious accident and escaped
more serious one When he was going
along the top Of the train and was stepping
from one car to another, the train being In
rapid motion, the. coupling link broke and
the train parted and he fell from the car
and K caught on the oil cup on his back
and was carried in this condition until the