The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-03-06
WE AND OUR NEIGHBORs.

Ben Lowell of the University School,
spent Sunday with his parents in Chicago.
Charlie Baker Of Racine, spent few
days last week with Julius Haven.
Miss Alice Fellows is at her home in
Pleasant Prairie for few days visit
Hon Joseph Quarles was in town
Tuesday on business.
Mr. Ben Eichelman. Jr. will leave for
st. Louis Monday for short sojourn there.
-G. Hammond visited his parents in
Waukesha Wednesday.
Mr.. John Thorn and Miss Kate Thorn
spent Tuesday with their sister, Mrs. Vic
tor Eppler. at the Brassville House.
VIM. Gergen, of Bloomington, Ill, at
tended the funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Bendt,
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Fl Hurd went to Waukesha
last Saturday to visit relatives there a
couple weeks.
Miss Matte Muthe of Sheboygan, Wis.
left for her home Friday last, after visiting
Miss Luter Schroeder for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Horace Masters of Chicago, visit
ed at the University School Sunday, with
his old friend G. r. Mcdowell.
Miss Julia Eichelman, is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eichelman.
in Racine
Mrs Ollie Lane, and children of SIa-
ter, Mo-, are stopping with Mrs and Mrs.
j. B. Lane.
Miss Daisy Lane, who has been teach
ing at SHADES Corners, during the fall and
winter terms, is at home again.
Z. G. Simmons, accompanied by Mrs.
G. NJ Simmons and children, will leave
for Colorado on Saturday. Mrs. Simmons
and children will remain for some time.
Miss Dora Starkweather, of Chicago,
after spending couple of weeks with Mr.
and Mrs J. B. Starkweather, left for her
home yesterday.
Miss Hattie Graves and Mrs. E..
Shupe of Racine, visited Mr.. and Mrs. V.
Eppler last Thursday at the Brassville
House
Geo. Melville is back from West Su.
perior, Wis, after opening his new drug
and stationery store. He will leave for
West Superior next Monday and devote his
entire attention to the business there.
/ Mr.. Lewis Balm returned from Florida
last Monday evening after very pleasant
trip. He left Mr.. Slosson at Georgiana for
rest, but says he will return to Kenosha
next Saturday
T. J, Owens, of Racine, Wis, form
erly in the law office Of James Cavanach,
stopped in the city Wednesday, Mr..
Owens is in business for himself and is
doing we'll.
Mr.. Dana Richardson, of Manitowoc. a
typo in the Telegraph office under Mr..
Sholes, paid this office pleasant call yes
terday morning. He came to Kenosha to
attend the funeral of Judge Martin, his
brother in-law
Mr.. G. K Gibson has gone to St. Paul
to take responsible position there Geo
was the founder of the University paper,
Ye Hamnbugge, and has large circle of
friends here who wish him success in what
ever he grapples with. The lovers of base
ball lose valuable player and exponent
of the national game.
R. Fl. Slosson, of this city, goes on the
road for the Kenosha Watch Case Co
Monday The Chicago office of the COM
pany cannot dispose Of the goods as fast as
made, hence the employment of Mr.. Slos-
son. The company will find him an ener-
getic, successful salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs Chichester, also their
daughter, Mrs Rhodes, of Stoughton, Wis.
and Mrs futile, of Chicago, attended the
funeral Of their old friend, Mr. L. c. Holt,
on Saturday. Mrs. Hartray, of Wads-
worth, ILL.,, granddaughter of Mr.. Holt,
was present at his funeral.