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

Mrs c. Hurson, of Milwaukee, visited
Mrs. C. Lee last Friday am Saturday.
Capt A. M. Elliott and son Charles
were home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank LOOMS and son,
of St. Paul, are VISITING at J. M. Stebbins.'
Mrs. Bottstord and daughter Bertha, of
| Chicago, are visiting Miss Mary Blish.
| Mrs. Lee Fellows, of Chicago, is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. O. G. King, this week.
DIR. E. G. Hazelton returned Saturday
evening from his trip to New York
Miss Elizabeth Mas, of Madison, is
visiting friends and relatives in Kenosha.
sister of S, c. Johnson, of Racine, was bur-
led here on Thursday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Lewis started to
Atlantic, Ia, last Saturday evening to be
gone two or three weeks
R. H. Slosson made a flying trip to ST..
Paul and Minneapolis the first of this week
and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Dennis Mari, of Waukegan, Wis
tied last Friday and Saturday with her
daughter, Mrs. Emma Farr.
Mr. and Mrs Lou Theirs went to
Rockford, H., on Monday to attend we'd
ding.
Mrs. c. Sinclair and daughter, Miss
| Matte, of Racine, visited at Geo. Yules,
ST., this week.
Rev. Mr. Corey is in Chicago this waek
attending the yearly anniversary OF the
4 Northern Baptist church.
Mrs. Minnie Goldthwaite, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Dodge, with her four
children, from Alameda, CAL, are expected
on visit to Der parents Saturday, May "a
/ Mis-, Rose Muntzenberger, of Harvard
4 is visiting in Kenosha, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. F. Fisher She will remain
/ here some weeks.
4 Mr.. E. D. futile returned last Satur-
4 day from Battle Creek, Mich, where he has
\ been staying at the Sanitarium the last
4 three weeks
/ Mrs. A. clearinghouse started Sunday
\ for Pulaski, n. Y, her former home She
4 will remain three or four months visiting
4 old friends.
| Mr.. G. A. Rogers, of Oconomowoc an
old resident here, and for a short time edi-
tor of the TELEGRAPH, was in town over
Sunday.
&C. M. Young, =. S. Express Agent, Wis
tied his family in Oshkosh over Sunday.
He says they had six inches of snow when
| he left there and more falling.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Temple, of Den
yer, COL; Mrs, Walter Dyer, of Boston, and
Miss Anna Smythc, of Freeport, are guests
Of Rev. w. L. Bray and family.
Mrs A. M. Elliott went to Chicago
yesterday with her mother, Mrs Mcneil.
Mrs. Elliott will return next week, but her
mother will make longer visit.
Mr. Geo. S. Baldwin returned from
Stoughton, Wis, Tuesday very much i'm.
proved in health He says he feels like a
new man.
Miss Belle Simmons returned from
Manitou Springs, Col, on Monday and
brought friend, Miss Weir. Mrs. Sim
mons will not return for several week yet.
| Miss Seaman, of the Cottage Grove
Avenue Telegraph Station, succeeds Miss
Bascomb in charge of the w. U. Telegraph
office in Kenosha.
Mr. Hugh Innes went to Chicago on
! Monday to attend the obsequies of Judge
Drummond. Mr.. Innes was deputy clerk
in the q. S. Circuit Court in Chicago in
which Judge Drummond sat, for ten years.
Mrs. H. B. Hinsdale and daughter
Catharine, who have been spending the
winter in Jackson, Miss, the guests of
Bishop and Mrs. Thompson, returned home
last Saturday.
Ernest Dewey went to Chicago yesteI-
day morning to buy the outfits for our six
city policemen. The outfit consist of belts,
clubs, Smith & Wesson hammerless revolv-
ers of 80 calibre. etc. They are expected
up day and the police will soon shine in
! all their glory.