The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-05


the Opera House Tuesday evening.
Mrs Henry Petzke died after a long
Funeral this afternoon from the Unitari-
an church.
Secretary Thwaites, of the State His
torical Society, sent for an extra copy of
the semi-centennial edition of the TELE-
GRAPH COURIER to file in the library of
the Society.
Charley Burritt has sold out his pho
tograph gallery to Mr. Chas. A. Alvord,
of Omaha The transfer was made last
Friday. Mr.. Alvord will carry on the
business in the same place, over Dan
Head & Co. s Bank
The depot at Silver Lake, in this
county, on the Wisconsin Central r. r.,
was struck by lightning at | o'clock a. m.
yesterday and burned with all the con-
tents excepting what was in the r. r.
safe
The census enumerators are at work
and you are liable to have call from one
of them any day Be prepared to answer
his questions promptly and clearly as he
has good many to see and needs all his
time.
The contract for building the Ger
man M. E. church and parsonage has
been let to Messrs. ~Holderness & LOOMS
and work was begun on the foundation
of the parsonage last Monday, June Cd.
The work will be pushed ahead with all
vigor to complete the buildings OF the ear
Hest date possible.
The sale of the herd of Guernsey cat
tie owned by the late [. J. Clapp, is set
for Wednesday, June 25th, instead of the
18th, as the type read in the TELEGRAPH
COURIER of May 22d. Wednesday, June
25th, is the day Catalogues of the herd
are being prepared and will be ready for
distribution in few days.
The Parish meeting held in S. Mat
thew's church Monday evening resulted
as follows: Elected as Wardens, O. NJ.
Calllins and a. Ell. Lance Vestrymen, J.
H. Charles N. A. Pennoyer, Lewis Balm,
U. j. Lewis, H. S. Van Ingen, c. G.
Brown, w w. Strong and F. Robinson.
Deputies to the Annual Council, W. M.
Farr, Joseph Bendt, Henry Marsh and
Prof. Mcdowell. The various working
societies made good reports Of their work
and all showed money on hand for the
new property.
AS an advertising medium, every one
who knows anything about the merits
and circulation of the different papers
published in KenoSha, knows that the
TELEGRAPH-C COURIER has no real rival.
There are but few reading families in
Kenosha city that do not take this paper,
but to reach that few it is necessary to
advertise in all the other papers in the
city, hence the TELEGRAPH. COURIER ads
in those papers. The Old Reliable TELE-
GRAPH COURIER to those who pay strictly
in advance, 81 a year. To all others,
81. so. @ ~ ~
"A very pretty wedding occurred yes
terday morning at St. Georges church.
Mr.. Matt. Schmitz and Miss Frances
Huck, two popular and we'll known
young people of this city, were united in
marriage at 8 a. M, by Father Wenker in
the presence of large number of friends
and relatives. Mr.. Oscar Huck, of
Quincy, ILL.,, presided at the organ and
played Mendelssohn's wedding march.
Misses Lena Weiskopf and Anna Huck
were bridesmaids, and Messrs. Eugene
Huck and August Weiskopf were the
groomsmen. Messrs. M. j. Iserman, j.
Pitts and J. Washbish were the ushers
After the ceremony sumptuOus wedding
dinner was served at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Math.
Huck The happy couple left on the
4:40 p. m. train for short trip. ~
i Those present from out of town were:
Mr. and Mrs. M, Huck, of Schuyler,
Neb; Mr. and Mrs John Peil and Miss
Anna Peil. of Racine; Mrs. Herman
Gerecke, of Norfolk, Neb.. Mr.. Oscar
Huck, of Quincy, ILL.,, and Eugene Huck,
now of Chicago. The wedding presents
were numerous and beautiful. The fol-
lowing is a list of them: Antique oak bed
room set, presented by brides parents, M.
Huck and wife; set Of diamonds from
the groom to the bride; handsome mar
belized clock, the groom's parents: sill
yer tea set from Messrs. Doan & Brown
and families; a dozen silver coffee spoons,
from Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Huck; antique
oak bed room set complete, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Schmitz; handsome book case, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Boerner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Seifert marbelized clock, DR.. Weiskopf
and family: bronze statue and marbelized