The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-29
Mr.. Chas. Pfennig is about to open

MI. OnaS. G1ennlS is ABOUT TO open q
grocery store at Brassvile
"A number of the boys go to Pullman
tomorrow to see the bicycle race
The announcement that Mrs. G. M.
Simmons had sold her house and half of
the ground to Mrs. Farr, is incorrect.
Charles Mitchell is able to be out each
day for short time He has been sick
nearly three months.
Mr.. G. G. Theleen is progressing in
cleaning away the Young America build
ing and will soon commence building.
Miss Carrie Durkee gave pleasant
esening to her friends last Saturday 1t
WIS a conversation party"
VIM. Bray is joyously and patiently
laboring with a young Safety" Go
slow, Billy.
Mr.. David Vaughan has been making
quite extensive Improvements in his place
on Kenosha street.
Mr.. Watrous, the elocutionist, will
read at Bristol and Paris church this eve
ming.
The Methodist church looks consider
ably better in it's new coat of paint. 1t is
a lighter color and with the trimming
shade looks very much improved.
Mr.. George Limpert will take the
census of the LIST and 3rd wards, and Hor-
ace Cole will take it in the I'd and 4th
wards of this city.
Mr.. Fox, of the Brassville meat
market, is erecting large building Of his
own for his business, near the Chicago
Brass Co.'S plant.
Read the articles in the semi-centen-
NAL edition of the TELEGRAPH-COUR
They may contain some facts you are not
familiar with.
Quantities Of barley and malt dam
aged at the Malt house fire on Sunday,
which has been piled in the street, is being
sold to farmers by the wagon-load at a
very low price.
The funeral of Mrs. Geo. Larsen,
formerly of Kenosha but lately of Wau-
kegan, occurred Sunday the 25th, from
the Danish Lutheran Church at l PM.
A husband and four children are left to
mourn their loss.
The Kenosha wheelmen are about to
form an organization. The name sug-
gested is the Badger Cycling Club. :"
There will be meeting next Monday
night at Baldwin's office to hear reports
from committees on constitution and uni
forms.
Mr.. Anton Petersen and Miss Anna
Ruud, both of this city, were united in
marriage, Saturday evening May Oath,
by Rev. p. I'll. Miller, the pastor of the
Danish Lutheran Church, at the parson-
age. A few relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony, and large and en-
joyable reception was given afterwards at
the home of the brides brother, Mr. Ed
win Ruud.
Capt. Frantz's son Ralph, aged 7
years, months and days, died last
Thursday of tuberculosis. The liGtle fell
low suffered terribly for several weeks,
and his death was a relief The funeral
services were held on Saturday. and it is
seldom so large funeral is seen in Keno
sha for child His parents have the
sympathy of all in their affliction.
Extra copies of the Semi-C Centennial
edition may be obtained at MeIville's book
store, Hurd's drug store, the Gilt Star
Paint Store, or at the office The prices
will be: For l copy % cents, for 81, -
for So, or 40 for So This edition was not
gotten out as money making fake, but
has cost considerably more than will be
received from it.
Christian Association, which has been
taught by Mrs. Farr, has closed it's term
of work, and the results have been so sue
cessful that it may be carried on another
term. There will be another meeting of
the class on Tuesday next. 1t is an excel
lent opportunity for any to learn to read
by note, also to learn new songs, college,
glee-club and local. Apply at once to the
general secretary of the association if you
think of joining
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Womens' Foreign Missionary Society, of
the Milwaukee district, has just closed It's
session in this city. 1t has been a session
Of great interest and profit. The mission
airy work of the age is greater than ever
before, and is meeting with marked suc-
cess; young men and women from our
state and throughout the United States
to go into this work to spread
the gospel among the millions who have