The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-20

several years, returned to KenOsha Tues
day.
The new engine house is progressing
satisfactorily.
The Park Whist Club met Monday
evening with DR.. and Mrs. Will Farr at
! their new home on the Park.
-Eichelman & Sons have an immense
new sign over their double clothing store
You can't miss seeing it.
20. I'll. Hurd is getting ready for his
| usual immense Christmas trade His dis
play already is something to delight your
eyes. Look out for his ad next week
Have you noticed the gorgeous new
front to Ell. c. Schulz's store tits hand
some in black and gold and adds inn
mensely to the appearance of the estab-
lishment.
Wilkins and Dinah and The Modern
and Medieval Romance of Mary Jane, at
the Congregational church parlors tT1is
evening. Supper ahd entertainment one
dime.
Geo. Melville is hustler He has
been filling his store the past month with
large assortment of holiday goods. In
his own line he is great. Go in and look
over his stock before going to Chicago for
your Xmas presents
Prof. Wirth will give his Thanks
giving party next Monday evening. Dan
cling will be allowed until half-past two
o'clock. The Professor has his classes in
Simmons Hall this year. Supper will be
served at The Fashion.
New Guild Hall of ST. Matthew's
church will be opened Thursday evening,
Dec. 18th, by an entertainment in the
shape Of farce or light comedy entitled
''Ici I'm Parle Francois. . The ladies of
that chnrch will give monthly entertain
ments hereafter in the Guild Hall.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will hold Fair at
Simmons Hall Thursday afternoon and
evening, Dec. 4th. The ladies are en-
gagged in making a lot of beautiful and
dainty things for the occasion You will
have good chance to buy some elegant
Christmas presents there.
The force in the mechanical DEPART
ment OF the TELEGRAPH-COURIER office
has been doubled within the past month to
enable us to handle our rapidly increasing
business, but we are ready to add to it
still further and will turn out first-class
job work promptly and do it as reasona-
bly, as any office in Kenosha or Chicago.
-Pantomimes are growing in favor
again as means of amusement. Two
pantomines will be given this evening at
the sociable in the Congregational church
parlors. The first one will be in shadow
and is called The Modern and Medieval
Romance of Mary Jane" The second
one, ''Villilkins and Dinah,' . will be given
in costume with a competent cast of char
acters. The programme will begin at
7.3O p. m. After the entertainment re-
freshments will be served. Admission
and supper, 10 cents
Prof. VIM. BristoFs collection of
equine wonders is billed for Kimball On
era House next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, with matinee THANKSGIVING
afternoon. Here is what the Chicago
Times has to say of the attraction:
''Prof. w. M. BristoFs equine enter
tainment, which began the week at Fl. r.
Jacobs Clark Street theatre last night. is
more meritorious performance than a
great many of the theatrical productions
which have preceded it. Bristol's horses
are well trained and do great number of
remarkable acts, which are worth going
| to the theatre, even in this hot weather.
to see, The audience last night was large
and interested. ChicDgo Times, July l,
1890.