The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-10

remain here for the present until he gets to
feeling little better
-Kemper Hall closed last Thursday for
the Easter vacation
Mrs. futile entertained small COM
pany Of friends Tuesday evening at her
home on Prairie Avenue.
Matt Schackmuth is building himself a
new house on Belting's sub division on the
north side.
Work will begin on Mr.. G. G. The
leen's new brick business block in short
time.
The Lewis Lady Violin Quartttte, of
Chicago, will give concert in the Business
Mems Club Rooms the latter part of this
month
Have you bought your tickets for can
Evening in the Highlands of Scotland" yet?
There will be large audience doubtless, as
almost every one seems to be going.
Mr.. T. S. Edwards and Miss Jennie
Mckinley, both Of Chicago, were united in
marriage at the Grant House last Sun,l1g
by Justice Slater.
johnny McGivern supervised the con-
struction of good, wide crossing on Main
street in front of the Post Office last
Thursday. 1t is very convenient thing
Stone Lodge l. o. G. T., has adjourn
ed for the summer, vacated its hall over
the TELEGRAPH-CoURIER Office and gone
into temporary "desuetude."
Mr.. John I. CrandalI and Miss Marion
Binney, both of South Englewood, Ill.
were united in marriage Friday, April 4th
by Justice Slater at his office in this city.
Seats may be reserved for Nadii at
Melville's Wednesday, April 10th. Don't
forget this, but get there and reserve your
seat early.
"A G. A. r. Jubilee Concert will be
given in Klmball Opera House next Tues
day evening, April 18th, for the benefit of
Fred S. Lowell Post. The program is very
full and attractive Go and hear it.
Rev. Sanford will preach a series of
Mountain Top Sermons" Next Sunday
morning the subject will be: abraham and
Isaac upon Mount Moriah" Subject at
evening service, "Whats the Natter"
-Messrs. Albert Riel & Co., of Burling-
ton, Wis, have bought out Mr.. Chas. Con
nermann's stock of groceries and leased the
building for one year with the privilege of
five. They evidently intend to stay right
here and do business
The Episcopal church has contracted
to buy Mrs. Emma Farr's home on the
Park for Rectory. The consideration
mentioned is $500. The property is we'll
adapted for the purpose and the church is
to be congratulated on getting possession of
such an excellent place.
Prof Seaver will exhibit and explain
the Photograph, or Edison's talking ma.
chine, in the school room at the University
on Monday evening, April 18th, at p. m.
Persons will be allowed to talk into the
photograph, and each person will be per-
mitted to hear either selection by Gil
more'S Band or a conversation.
The work of preparing for the produc-
ton of Nadii is progressing very satisfac-
torily. The rehearsals begin to give some
little idea of the nature OF the cantata. It
is the talk of the town now, but the first
performance will awaken general enthu.
siasm.
AT large gathering of the Highland
Associations of Illinois, held in Chicago
last week, Mr.. Hugh Innes of this city,
was elected an honorary member, SO note
from Mr.. A. Gordon Murray. the chief of
the association informs us. Mr.. Innes is
one of the best specimens of robust intelli-
gent Scotch manhood that Scotia has sent
us and his honors are well merited. He is
winning many friends here In Kenosha in
addition to the host he left in Chicago.