The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-01-23
WE AND OUR NEIGHBORS.

sick with pneumonia, is much better.
Arthur d. Wheeler, Of Chicago at
tended the funeral of Gilbert M. Simmons.
Mrs. Frank Sherwood is at home visit
ing her parents.
Mrs. F. H. Lyman is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
viii Burr is laid up with La Grippe,
and he has it in good shape too.
Mrs. D. B. Benedict is recovering very
rapidly from her illness.
Mr.. John D. Ross, of Chicago, visited
| Fl. M. Baldwin over Sunday.
Mr.. Phillip Lentz, was another victim
of La Grippe. but he is up again and will
be around in few days.
Your attention is called to Messrs. Eich-
Gilman & Sons new announcement, on the
9Th page. They mean what they say.
j. L. Stevens Jr, has been confined to
his house the past week with La Grippe.
He is in fair way to recovery now.
Mrs Geo. S. Baldwin has recovered
from her siege with la grippe and is around
again.
Hon. Lathrop Burgess is very low with
pneumonia at his daughters, Mrs Herman
| Emmons' in Raltimore
Albert Franzway is out again after a
severe attack of the influenza, which laid
him up for couple of weeks. Ed North
way took his place on the express wagon.
Mr.. Lewis Balm had rather severe
case of la grippe last week, but by taking
care of himself he is over it now and at
tending to business.
Mrs Margaret NORM, au old resident
of the town of Brighton, mother of James
NORM, ESQ.,, died Monday morning, the
Goth inst
There have been several runaways on
the square lately. Horses feel decidedly
lively this cool weather and need careful
driving and close watching.
JUDGE Van Wyck, ha- been confined
to his house since last Thursday, with La
Grippe, but has recovered and will soon be
out again.
Miss Edith Atkinson, of Dundas, Can
ada, who has been visiting for some time
with Mrs. DR.. Macarthur, of Chicago, is now
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Innes at
their home on Prairie Avenue.
The Hatton Club will meet hereafter
to practice at Judge Martins home on Park
Avenue This decision was reached at the
meeting of the Club Tuesday evening, Jan
18th, at the Business Mems Club.
Mr.. c. G. TIL eleen's illness terminated
in touch of pneumonia. He has been con
fined to his home nearly two weeks, but he
is recovering and will soon be around again
it is hoped.
The boys have been ENJOYING some
skating the past week on Pike Greek. This
is a good time to be careful in going skat
ing We don't want to hear of any more
deaths by drowning.
There will be chicken pie supper al
the residence of Mr.. NJ. Achen, or
Wednesday evening, Jan. 10Th. The pro
ceeds are for the benefit of pastor of Wes-
ley M. E. Church.
A party of six young men from Kansas
are going to Soudan, Africa, as pioneer mis-.
sionaries, next March. Three of their
number gave very interesting description
of their field of work in the Y. M. C. A.
parlors Tuesday evening.
-Messrs. Eichelman & Sons are pushing
the preparations for moving into their new
rooms. They expect to be moved and set
tied before February 1st Mr.. B. Echel
man is hustler yet and can set good
pace for some of the younger men.
Mr.. r. E. Mailer went up to Oshkosh
on Monday to attend the funeral of his
sister. Mrs w. c. Cameron. She died last
Friday at Denver, where she was staying
for her health. She was the youngest of
the family and the first to die
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Balm and Mr.. Chas.
Balm were among the passengers that were
now bound on the Central Pacific at
Truckee. Cal. Truckee is a village OF
about 1000 people and is very poorly pro
vided to care for the passengers. They
reached there on Monday and could 90 no
further The R. R. company is doing all in
its power to clear the tracks of snow.
There are 40 miles of snow sheds between
Truckee and Sacramento.
BY the way, has any one noticed either
of the other papers distinguishing them.
selves in advocating the erection of decent
High School building? But then, that is
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