The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-09-04
WE AND OUR NElGHBORS.

TO resume her school Sunday evening.
s2-Mr. Richard f. Howe spent Sunday
IN st. Paul.
Miss Victoria Ward closed her visit at
Rev. l. W. Corey's last Friday and re-
turned home to Chicago.
Miss Bertha Johnson and Mrs. Meers,
Dr. Meers' mother, will return to Water
bury the latter part of this week
Allan Mead, of Chicago, arrived here
Saturday on his bicycle and spent Sunday
with his cousin, Miss Jennie Mcclellan.
Miss Beulah Frary, who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs L. Balm, left for Jol
let, H., yesterday.
Mrs r. L. Higgins, of Chicago, is
spending few days with Mr. and Mrs.
J. v Crate.
Mrs. VIM. Currer, of Chicago, visited
her sister, Mrs Elliott, the first of this
week.
Miss Minnie King is visiting Mrs. L 3
Fellows in Chicago, H., this week. She
! will be absent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs J. III. White and Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Holderness visited Prof. and
Mrs. RawSon in Racine on Sunday
Miss Winnie MARITIME returned to
Grand Rapids, Mich, last Saturday and
resumed her school duties
Mrs. George Yule, Jr., and Miss En-
lily Bond go to Edgewater this week to
visit Mrs Thomas.
Miss Lester, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, has returned to her
home in Chicago.
Miss Ria Lance has returned from a
delightful tour in the East She visited
New York. Brooklyn, Washington and
Baltimore, and spent several weeks at the
seaside on the Long Island shore.
Mrs Frederick Bedoe will return to
her home in Cincinnati next Monday
Her husband visited with her at Dr.
Meers' over Sunday.
Mrs Dennis Mari, of Waukegan, is
at the Sanitarium. She has not been very
well lately, but her friends hope that the
change will help her.
Miss Lottie Schroeder returned from
Sheboygan and Madison last Friday after
very pleasant vacation at the latter
place.
Oscar Hansen leaves to-day for Madi-
son, Wis. He will attend the University
the coming year Joe Bendt goes with
him, to return on Saturday.
Miss Allie Hill, Of ST. Joe, Mo, has
been visiting Dr. and Mrs. w H. Saun :
ders recently, but returned home last Sat
urday.
MIR. A. L. Gull, son of Mr.. w. v
Gull, goes out to Oakland, Neb., this
week to take Il position in his brothers
bank. Mr.. G. K. Gull is the principal
partner in fourishing bank in Oakland.
The business Of the bank has increased so
that additional help is necessary.
Capt. A. M. Elliott and his son
Charles came home Tuesday after an I'M
successful search for his vessel. The
Captain found flotsam that led him to
conclude that the load in the hold had
knocked the deck off and that it had
sunk That was tough luck, but we are
glad that he and his son with the crew
safely escaped.
Miss Nelson leaves for her home in
Jersey City, but we are glad to know that
she carries with her many pretty bits of
KenoSha scenery in that delightful sketch
book of hers With these ''studies" to
work on she will not soon forget her visit
here. Miss Balm and Miss Nelson have
been doing much good artistic work this
summer, and scarcely day passed that
did not find them, sketching materials in
hand, starting for some picturesque point
in the country or on the lake SHORE. One
of the prettiest bits of this work is a view
of Jerome Creek. 1t is taken just at the
point where the creek enters the lake,
with wide marshes stretching out to the
western horizon. Another sketch that is
much admired is a bit of the lake shore
near Kemper Hall.
Mrs Bradford, Miss Wells and Miss
Rowe attended the meeting of the South
western Teachers Association at Madison
last week and returned home on Friday
If the schools of Kenosha are not up to
the standard Of the rest of the State it is
not the fault of the teachers. They GER
tainly are as enthusiastic and earnest in
their work and as intelligent as the teach
ers anywhere in the State. They spare
no pains in their preparation for their du-
ties and are in many respects far ahead
of some of their superiors in office. Mrs.