The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-22

many respects wonderful piece of engin-
eering and it is a source of pride that Ke-
nosha citizen is the builder of the road.
Ralph Frantz is very low. His recov-
cry is despaired Of His death is expected
almost hourly.
An important meeting of the Business
Mems Club will be held Friday evening
May 23d
Billy Dickhaut has been re-papering
and painting his barber shop 1t is not
quite finished yet, but it will be a daisy
when completed.
Mr.. Martin Adamson sold lot on
Ridge street, Sc feet by 165, to Mr.. Emory
Lewis yesterday morning for 1925. Land
contract.
The H. II. Wood farm of 800 acres
was sold last week, stock, implements and
ALL to Mr.. |. Stephenson, of Marinette, for
$60,500 spot cash. Mr.. P. c. Torrey will
continue as superintendent of the farm
Mr. P c. Torrey last week sold forty
spring lambs for the Chicago market
for $3.50, or 81 so each. The Auditorium
hotel, Kinsley's and the Palmer House got
them.
| desire to sincerely thank the people OF
Somers and vicinity for aid and timely as.
sistance in helping me rescue some of my
property from total destruction at the time
of the burning Of my hay barn and con-
tents. GEO T HUGHES
Somers, May 10, 1890
Mr.. Adamson has moved his house anc
is very much pleased with the way Messrs
Cone & Sons did the work. The clock die
not have to be stopped while m'.ving the
{ house. This speaks well for Messrs Cone
!. & Sons work. Mr.. Adamson would recon
mend them to any one in need of such work
Fred S. Lowell w. r. G.. Al, will give
dinner at Simmons Hall on Memorial Day
May 80, 1890, between the hours of 11:3(
and 1:30. The citizens and G. A. r. are
earnestly requested to take dinner at the
hall upon that day. Only 25 cents. Bring
your families.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Milwaukee district will hold its
annual meeting Tuesday and Wednesday
May 9th and 28th, at the M. E. church
Kenosha. There will be five sessions
Tuesday at 1890 a. m., 2:30 p. m., anG
1880 P. M. Wednesday, $50 a. M, and 2:3(
D. M A cordial invitation is extended e
all to be present.
Mr. Charles Watrous, of Evanston, III
will give one of his inimitable readings al
the Plank Road Congregational church
Thursday evening, May 20, under the aus
pices of the Y. P. S. G. E. Don't miss
the opportunity of hearing him. Mr. H.
Wilson will assist in furnishing good music
by giving several select clarinet solos, AID
mission % cents.
Mr.. J. w, Allderige has been taking
views of different parts OF Kenosha for the
semi-centennial edition of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER. The edition will appear next
week and will be illustrated by more than
twenty photo gravure pictures of different
parts of the city, with its factories, church.
es and several residences.
Mr. G. Weber has bought a sprinkler
and another team and intends to begin
sprinkling Prairie and Park Avenues and
around the Park as soon as the weather
justifes it. Here is the relief that people
on those streets have been asking for so
long. Mr.. Wieber's enterprise should be
supported by every property owner on
those streets.
Mr.. C. Fl. Gonnermann is spending
some money in putting his store room in
good shape. He has put down new hard
front, including new doors, immense plate
glass windows, two in the front and one on
the side, transom, etc. Messrs. Albert A.
Riel & Co., Mr.. Gonnermann's successors in
the business, will have one of the best
lighted and finest looking stores in Kenosha
when the work is finished. Plate glass
fronts are becoming quite the thing in Ke
nosha business houses.
/ The following are the names of the pu-
pills in District No. Z, Pleasant Prairie who
have neither been absent or tardy during
the month ending May 10Th: Maud Riley,
Ida Riley, Cora Lonergan, Lulu Riley.
J NELLIE MALoNEY, Teacher.