The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-21
WE AND OUR NEIGHBORS.

days IN town at Mr.. j. ii, klmDall S.
Miss Lily Runals is expected home in
about ten days for her summer vacation.
Mrs. P. L. Surdam, of Chicago, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. e. B. Manning.
Miss Bessie Black, of Englewood, Ill.
visited her sister Mrs c. HI. Richardson,
last week.
Rev FL. C. Hitchcock, former pas
tor here, will occupy his old pulpit in the
Congregational church next Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. w. Merrill, of Kan
sas City, Mo-, are visiting in Kenosha the
guests of Mrs. O. G. King
Miss Emma Stebbins has left Keno
sha for ST. Paul to visit her sister, Mrs
Frank LoomiS.
Master George Sutherland is visiting
at Burlington, enjoying himself riding,
fishing, berrying, &c.
Masters Steve and Howard Kehlor
went to St. Louis last Thursday to spend
a week or two.
Mrs. E. ID. Tuttle and daughter have
issued cards for an ''At Home" on Friday
afternoon at their residence on Prairie
Avenue
Mrs Sinclair and her daughter, Miss
= d.
day, and were the guests of Mrs. William
Yule
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Van Wycb
spent Sunday with Judge and Mrs. A.
Van Wyck. Mrs. Van Wyck is spending
the week here
Once more the public is informed
that Attorney d. Conway Lloyd, of this
city, left on Saturday evening for Racine
where he spent Sunday.
Mrs. Campbell and her son Earle
who have been boarding at the University
School during part of the summer, left
on Monday for visit to OconOmowoc.
-Chas Wichem, Messrs. Leach &
Lambs genial assistant, went home to
Baraboo, Wis, on Monday for short
vacation.
Mr.. G. A. Wightman former Ke-3
nosha boy, now real estate dealer at
Evanston, ILL.,, was in Kenosha last Fri
day, and while here gave this office a call.
Miss Emma Christian has returned
from a visit to her parents at Elgin, Ill.
Her mother and Miss Kate Alexander
came with her
Mr. Z. G. Simmons was expected
home on Monday with his daughter Miss
Belle, but they did not return. 1t is ex-
pected that they will stay in Colorado
another week.
Mrs. Barnes and her son Chester
have returned from their visit north
Chef. was up to see us just now, and said
that they visited Stevens Point, Appleton
and Oshkosh
MIR. E. d. Leonard, Jr., former
resident of KenOSha, now a real estate
dealer at Lake View, ILL.,, was in the CITY
last Saturday seeing his brothers. Chef.
and Chas. Leonard, and other friends
Judge Van Wyck returned laft Sat
urday from his vacation trip to Northern
Vermont. He returned via Montreal and
Toronto, stopping off for short time at
each place.
Mr.. M. Garst and daughter Miss
Edith Garst. left Tuesday morning for
Detroit, where they will visit a couple of
weeks, the guests of Mayor Pingree and
other friends
Mrs. Mary Bradford returned from
her summer vacation at Lake Monona
last Saturday. Miss Lottie Schroeder is
visiting at Sheboygan and will return
about Sept. 9Th.
Prof Seaver, of the University
School. is in Austria now He has writ
ten an exceedingly interesting letter de-
scribing the Passion Play at Oberammer-
gau. which is published on the 18th page
of this paper. You will find it very in
teresting.
Hazel and Wainwright Lance went
to Milwaukee on Friday to attend the
funeral of the Rev. Edward Welles son
of the late Bishop. He died at Waterloo,
n. Y, at the home of his uncle. and the
body was brought to Milwaukee to be
buried with his father and mother.
Mr.. J. H. Kimball, with Maulsby,
has started his yacht Mamie on her trial
trip. They left for Milwaukee YESTERDAY
about 1920 a. m. We met Maulsby on
the street just as he was going down to
the boat and he said they intended to
speed her.
Mr.. A. K. Sedgwick, who attended
the University School last yaar wac down