The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-17
Mrs. Amelia Soyer is very sick.

Mrs. Amelia Soyer is very sick.
DR.. Meers is having the ground around
his residence put in shape for fine lawn.
Have you noticed G. A. Dewey's bright
new sign? It is a beauty.
MIR. Fred Robinson, of this city, has
been re-appointed a member of the State
Board of Pharmacy by Gov. Hoard
The celebrated Lewis Lady Violin
Quartette will give concert Tuesday even
ing, April goth, in the Business Mems
Club Rooms
Rev. Sanford will preach on, elijah
upon Mount Carmel in the morning and
in the evening from the subject "What is
the Remedy.
-NADII TONIGHT, Friday evening
and Saturday evening. Ninety people on
the stage, Beautiful tableaux. Magnifi-
cent scenic effects.
Read +. II. Lyman's new ad in this is
sue of the paper. He is carrying an uu-
usually large line of shoe store goods this
season.
The q. A. r. entertainment in tho
Opera House Tuesday evening was de-
cided success artistically and financially. A
large audience listened to an excellent pro-
gram of music we'll rendered.
Married, on Tuesday, April Is, 1890,
at the Maple House in Kenosha, Wiscon-
sin, by.Rev. W: L. Bray, Alfred B. Finch,
Esq, Of Racine, Wis, and Mrs. G. Cham
berlin, Of Otesego, Michigan.
-NADIT tonight at Kimball Opera
House. Reserve your seats early at Mel
ville's Prices, lower floor so cts, gallery
IS, children 25 cts. Elegant costumes,
gorgeous spectacular effects, startling trans
formations. See the cast of characters and
sy nopsis of the play on the 8th page.
Mr.. Clifford Spruce is now the owner
Of brand new Victor Bicycle and will be
able to cover the ground between the Scot
ford factory and town in very short time.
He bought the wheel of Harry Baldwin
and it is beauty.
Preparations for the production of the
operetta of NADII at Kimball Opera
House are nearly complete and the citizens
of Kenosha are promised the most beautiful
presentation of Nadii ever given. The
Arion Quartette have incurred very large
expenses in their effort to give the people
of this city the finest presentation of that
beautiful cantata it has ever had. Brand
new costumes have been provided for quite
a number of the characters, the stage has
been widened by the removal of the pros
cedium to give room for the evolutions of
the QUEENS GUARD. The calcium
light apparatus has been placed in position
and every thing prepared as far as possible
for a splendid first night. Don't miss it.
An Evening in the Highlands of Scot
land at Simmons Hall drew large audi.
ence Of the best people in Kenosha last
Friday evening. The program as published
in this paper was carried out and several
numbers by special request given. The
concert was a success. Mr.. Duthie and Miss
Voll are charming singers. Mr. Thomas
Cameron is a very skillful dancer and wears
several prizes won in competitive dances in
Glasgow Scotland, and other places. Mr..
VIM. Miller is a master on the bag pipe
Miss Kate Cameron delighted the audience
with her graceful dancing. The perform
ers were oil among the finest to be found
in Chicago with the exception of the vio-
linist and he probably is about fair repre-
sentative of the fiddler that would be found
at country dance in the Highlands of
Scotland. The people of Kenosha are in
debted to Mr.. Hugh Innes for the evenings
entertainment. Scotch music has peculiar
characteristics of its own, like the Scotch
man himself and to those who enjoy such
music, and there are many in Kenosha, it
was an evening of delight Mr.. Innes in
formed the reporter that there would be
about $500 for the Young Mems Christian
Association.