The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-16

C. F. Starkweather spent Sunday
with his father, DR.. Starkweather.
Miss Addie Hannahs is visiting
friends in Milwaukee.
Mrs. G. H. Leach will give 'drive
whist Saturday evening.
Mrs Dr. Sawbridge and Mrs. Keser
of Stephenson, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs G. w Allen.
IS. w. Truesdell, who has been in
Chicago and East returned to Kenosha
on Monday.
Mr.. Geo. B. Cass of Ottawa, Ohio,
visited his son l.. A. Cass and family
over Sunday,
Mr.. Morrison Garst started on his
Fall trip among the boot and shoe deal
ers Of the West last Monday.
Henry Durkee, of Chicago, visited his
mother, Mrs H. Durkee, last Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Helen Lester of Chicago, spent
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Burr Sim
mons.
Mrs. Ellen Perkins of Colorado Spr's,
Col, formerly resident of Burlington,
Wis, is visiting her brother-in-law, Mr..
E. Perkins, in Kenosha.
fO1 81 % al
Sanitarium since our last issue:-Mrs J.
R. Perkins; Mrs H. J. Butler, Kenosha;
John Holderman and Mrs Holderman,
Morris; L. II. Morehouse Milwaukee; G.
H. Chudbum, Minneapolis; n. G. Stat
ford, Chicago; w. B. Hayes and Miss
Hayes, Highland Park; Miss Stanley,
Chicago; Miss Carrie Evans Chicago;
Mrs. E. Campbell, Chicago
Preaching in the court house Sun
day at 1920 a. m. and 7:30 p. M, by
Rev. J. w. Corey
Mr. E. w. Blinn is suffering from
neuralgia n his limbs and is confined to
the house.
Mr. w. A. Trimmer Of Milwaukee
and Miss Daisy Parker were united in
marriage Saturday, Oct 18th, by Justice
Owen at his office in Wilmot.
Lieutenant Chas. Symmonds reached
his post at? Fl Clark, Texas, Last Fri
day and reported for duty. He spent
week on the way visiting with some of
his class mates at St. Louis, stopping
day at San Antonio and at Fit Davis. He
enjoys his work and his friends wish him
a brilliant career in his chosen profession
DR.. Koeber has achieved the honor
of nomination on the democrat ticket
for State Senator in his new home in
Washington Doc. would make a pic
turesque figure in the legislature if he
should ''get there"
"A boy who has reached the degree
of intelligence required by the Bennett
law can find steady work at this office and
would get good wages as soon as he had
learned enough to be of any use except
to himself. Another compositor is need
ed too. Apply Immediately
The reason why the Chicago Safe &
| Lock Co. did not locate in KenOsha is
right good one. Kenosha is the place
| they wanted to locate in, but the compa-
ny had so little to offer in the way of in
ducements to investors, that what they
wanted was practically present of
$40, 000
A terrific clap of thunder Sunday morn
| ing about four o'clock just about lifted
| the people in this section of country out
of their beds. Soon afterwards the
knocking bird awoke the echoes and
started half the male inhabitants of the
burg on a gentle trot through the pour
ing rain in the direction Of Aliens tan
merry. The fire was out before the most
of them reached the place.
Three fires occurred in the town of
SomerS tuesday night. Three barns
about mile apart began to burn between
IL o'clock and midnight Mr. John Eru-
gers barn, containing lot of hay, all his
farming tools and implements, with three
horses and five cows, and all his harness.
were destroyed in one fire. Mr.. Augustus
Piper lost his barn, with four horses. two
L.
tools. Mr.. Hanchie, son-ln-law of Mr.
Piper's, lost his barn, horses. 3 COWS.
harness, hay, lumber wagon and all his
farming implements. The total loss by
the three fires was about s., 900, with in
surance of $1,000 or $4,000. The fires
were evidently incendiary. Some of the
gravel men are suspected of the fiendish
deed. 1t has been reported that some of
them have thraa 70 I1ca