The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-09


H. G. Schulz has new ad in this
week Just notice it,
Mrs. Matteson entertained a few Of
!her friends at tea last Saturday evening.
Mrs L. j. Cobb entertained friends at
her Ihome on Exchange street Thursday
and Friday of last week
-Messrs. Woodward & Conley have
omething they want to say to you about
Stamps. Read their ad on another page.
O. IT. Hurd has already land in an
immense line of new goods for the fal
and winter trade. Go up and look at his
display on the second floor of his store
Quite a number of KenOsha people
went to Milwaukee last Saturday evening
to enjoy Lawrence Barrett's presentation
Of Julius Caesar.
The next regular communication of
Kenosha Lodge Of Masons will be held
next Monday evening, October b. I'M
portant work on hand. Hereof fail not.
Mr.. Stephen Gault has been confined
to his house the past two weeks with a
very severe attack of asthma, but is out
and around again much to the pleasure Of
his many friends.
There will be a Chess gathering in
the rooms over Dan Head & Co. S Bank,
next Thursday evening, October 16. All
chess players are cordially invited. Those
having chess men and board are requested
to bring them.
Read what our SOmers correspondent
has to say about Somers and her repre-
sentative on the Republican ticket Som
ers will justify the confidence of her
friends by giving her old-time majority
for the Bennett law and the Republican
candidates.
In the list of Republican meetings
published in the Milwaukee Sentinel, Ke-
nOsha is not mentioned The officers of
I
on themselves and get some good speakers
! here. The value of half dozen good adj
! dresses on the Bennett law could not east
/ ly be estimated.
Next Tuesday evening, the 18th, will
1 be the time for the 3d monthly payment
of dues to the Building and Loan Associ-
alton. That being the end of the quarter
when statement must be prepared ac
cording to law for publication and distri-
button among the share holders, it is i'm
| pOrtant that the payments should all be
prompt and full up to that time
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Melville entertained her
lady friends, both old and young, on last
Friday and Saturday afternoons. They
were charmingly informal, and all enjoy
ed themselves as only a party of ladies
can. Mrs. Julia Durlee and Mrs Sam1
Reynolds presided at the table, and Mrs.
Louis Eichelman and Miss Abbie Stark
weather assisted them
The Republican County Committee
met on Tuesday and acted on the subject
of . Republican candidate for District
| Attorney. Mr.. Myron A. Baker the pres
ent efficient incumbent was placed on the
ticket in place of Mr.. Paddock. Mr.
Bakers record the past two years has
been very creditable to himself and salts
factory TO the county. The work of the
Office has been done well and without any
| unnecessary expense to the county. The
| Office is one which presents many oppor
tunities for saving the money of the tax
payers or for causing useless expense, and
| the interests of the county demand that
a man of some experience and ability be
elected to the position. Mr.. Baker has
/ performed the duties of the office very
satisfactorily for several years, and he
will doubtless be asked by the voters of
the county to continue to fill the office.