The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-03
WE AND OUR NElGHB0RS.
Miss Lottie Schroeder has been visit


ing in Chicago this week.
Miss Lizzie Fisk returned from
Stoughton on Friday last
Mr.. S. Doan returned to Stoughton,
Wis, on Monday
Mr.. Fl. Bradley, of Lake Bluff, H.,
was home a few days last week.
Miss Bessie WILDER, of Wilmot, Wis.
visited Mrs. d. A. Mahoney this week.
Miss Edith Hoyt, Of Chicago is Wis
iting friends in Kenosha, the guest Of
Miss Hattie Brande. !
Mrs Thos. Hannahs went to Slough
ton last week. Her son went as far as
Milwaukee with her.
Mrs B. w. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Annie Thomas, of Chicago, are visit
ing this week at Mrs. Theodore Newell's.
-Messrs. Will Schroeder and j. j,
Strube will go to Sheboygan tonight and
be away over Sunday.
Mrs A. NJ Rohlfing and daughter
Anna spent few days at Lake Geneva
this week.
E G. Cole spent Wednesday with his
brother, H. g. Cole. He is on his way to
La Crosse to get his family and return to
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Mrs. John Peckham, Of Worcester,
Mass, has joined her husband here. Mr..
Peckham has been engaged IN the organ
reed department of the brass works.
Capt. Alfred Miller ran down from
Manitowoc yesterday to see his family.
He is plying this year between Cleveland
and Escanaba in the ore and coal trade.
-Chas. Frantz, Jr went to Washing
ton, d. c., yesterday to take a position in
the Census Bureau. He has good posi-
ton and will doubtless fill it we'll
Miss Leola Boyce and Miss Carrie
Westcott, of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Y. Crate and Mrs. Fenlon visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Crate last Friday.
DR.. T. E. Lucas left on Monday for
his old home in Evansville, Wis. He is
obliged to leave Kenosha to get relief from
rheumatism which troubled him CON.
stantly while here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Drom and Mrs.
Frank G.. Head, of Utica, N. Y, came
back to Kenosha Tuesday afternoon to
spend a couple of months this summer
inhaling the balmy breezes of Lake Mich
igan. They will board at the late resi-
dence of DR.. Mcclellan.
Miss Winnie MARITIME returned home
from Grand Rapids, Mich, last Friday
evening. She has been teaching in the
public schools Of that city and at the re-
cent examinations received q three years
certificate and was assigned to fill one of
five vacancies, for which there were over
two hundred applications Her success
table.
Mr.. l.. d. Jones has few words to
say to the readers of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER this week, Read his new ad in
another column.
William F. Hovey, resident Of this
place in territorial times, died at Fort At
kinson on Sunday last. He was a much
respected citizen.
VIM. Speaker and Geo Carlisle were
brought before Judge Slater last Friday,
charged with burglarizing a school house
in Berryville. They were found guilty
and bound over to the Circuit Court. Mr..
G. L. Barrows was the complainant
In accordance with the statutes the
County Court will hold no regular terms
during July and August Judge Van
Wyck will be in town most of the time.
although not all, and will attend to the
necessary business.
1t was reported on the street last Sat
urday that Johnny McGivern had had a
sunstroke. Upon very careful investiga
ton, however, it was found to be untrue
and later Johnny himself was seen mean
dering peacefully down the shady side of
Market street wiping his lips
Last Saturday, June 29th, was con-
coded to be the hottest day experienced in
Kenosha for many years. The thermom-
eters around town failed to agree as to
how hot it really was, but indicated from
90 to 90 degrees in the shade. and from
80 on up, in the sun. Still some people
would stop and ask rs it hot enough for
you =
"A quiet wedding took place at seven
o'clock Tuesday evening, the 1st inst, at
the residence of Mr.. end Mrs J. Y. Crate
on Ann street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev 3 r Sanford of tha N