The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-03-06
Charlie Pfennig is quite seriously i'll
with neuralgia of the heart.


with neuralgia of the heart.
&C. M. Young, the q S. Express Agent,
wears an unusually happy smile now. A
good sized boy weighing eleven pounds and
half is the canse. The new conner came
Monday afternoon.
The A. 0. H. Hall is being repaired
and decorated by C. Bockenheuse-, prepar-
atory to fair to be given by the new DAN
ish society recently organized with forty
members
The rumor was current on the streets
yesterday morning that Capt Ben Gamer
on of the Life Saving Station, was dead. A
call from the reporter found him alive and
considerably better. He has been quite i'll
late,y, but is better and able to be around.
The Baptist sociabIe will be held this
week at the residence Of Mr.. c. n. Frost
Friday evening, the 7th inst, beginning at
7:30 o'clock. Mrs. n. c. Stafford, of Chi
cago, will sing and others will take part.
You are cordially invited to be present.
The frame work of Allen & Sons new
building is up and the building will soon
be completed and ready for occupation
They are rushing things over there and by
the time their new buildings are completed
they will do more work tlan ever
A telegram received yesterday after
noon states that Mr.. r. G. Lewis, only
brother of Mrs Carrie Lee, died very sud-
denly at Los Angeles, Cal, of apoplexy.
The remains will be inferred at San Fran
CISCO,
Mr.. Allderige, the photographer, will
display at the entrance to his gallery on
Saturday so different styles of cabinet pho
tographs. The most of them will be of
children. Take look at them and remem-
Der that he takes delight in photographing
the children.
Reuben Crook, another old citizen of
Kenosha, died Tuesday noon of rheumatism
of the heart at his home in this city. He
had been sufferer from rheumatism for
several years. He was SO years old. He
leaves wife, and daughter and three sons
to mourn their loss The funeral will oc
cur this afternoon at two o'clock from tue
house, Rev. |. w. Corey, officiating.
Judge Anthony Van Wyck will de-
liver lecture on Egypt and Palestine in
the Light Of Recent Explorations" at the
Somers Presbyterian church, on Tuesday
evening March 18th: Admission % cents.
The proceeds to be applied to the parson-
age fund.
The entertainment at the Young
Mems Christian Association Rooms last
Thursday evening was pleasing success.
the proceeds of which added nice sum to
the library fund. The progrBm was well
carried out and reflected credit on those
who took part. 1t consisted of local talent
principally and all did well.
The German Methodists are holding
their services at present in the Unitarian
Church. They intend selling the property
on which their church and parsonage stood.
Allen & Sons will probably purchase. The
plans for their new church and parsonage
are not yet finished, but before long those
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church in more desirable location than
the old one.
The members of the Epworth League
at Bristol, Wis, are contemplating
a series of Mite Socials for the literary and
social benefit of their young people. Next
Friday night they will hold a Spelling
Social in the lecture room of the church,
and good attendance is desired A
Business meeting will also be held, and it
is DESTROYS that all the members be present
John Macrone was brought before
Justice Slater Saturday charged with
assault and battery on James Lawler The
charge proved lNVdllu. IL D0IuS Sbdt0U IldG
the assault was committed in the city while
it was down in Pleasant Prairie. Malcrone
was then put under bonds to keep the peace
and not being able to obtain them was sent
to Jail.
Prof Seaver of the University School,
gave very interesting lecture last Satur-
day evening,in the study room of the school
on Electricity. Along with the lecture, the
audience were interested with experiments
performed by a couple Of the students.
The professor touched briefly on the divis-
ions of the subject. Among other things
he explained the Electric Measure used on
the condemned in New York, so that when
killed by electricity as the laws of that
state require, no repulsive accidents may
occur either by giving the subject too much
of a charge or m insufficient one.
The public spirited men of this city
ought to be looking around and deciding
who thew want for CITY officers next year