The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-10-23

Miss Henrietta Mills who has been
visiting her parents in this city. left this
week for Pittsfield Mass, to visit relatives
and study music.
Mr. John Kehlor, Of Joplin, Mo-, has
be, listing in Kenosha the past week.
Hi .other-in-law, julie Haven, is very
sicl
st. Georges fair is in operation at
Sim mons Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed English are happy
syel the birth Tuesday morning Of a
bouncing ten-pound boy
Eat an oyster supper this evening at
the Congregational church instead Of go
ing home. You will be we'll served.
Mike Kelley, who fell from a building
and nearly lost his life in Chicago a while
ago, is on the streets of Kenosha this
week.
Married: Mr.. Bernhardt Boehm to
Miss Anna Hansen, Thursday Oct 18th,
at p. M, at the German Luth. church
by Rev E. F. Dornf1eld
Hon. H. A. Cooper will address the
citizens of Wilmot and vicinity on the
issues of the day at the church in that
town Friday evening, Oct. 31st
LOOK at the date printed with your
name on the margin of this paper. If the
year is out and you want it for one dollar
come in and pay up before the thirty
days expires.
H. M. Baldwin has been appointed
local Consul Of the League of American
Wheelmen III. M. is probably as repre-
sentative wheelman as there is in Ke
nosha. He merited the appointment by
the interest he felt and his efficiency in
promoting ''Bil<e" matters here
Hon. John t. Kelley will address the
citizens of KenOsha and vicinity on the
political issues of this campaign at Sim
mons Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 28th.
Mr. Kelley is President of the Young
Mems Republican Club of Milwaukee,
and one of the strongest speakers on the
platform.
-. H. Summons and Ed Merkerson
brought in schooner load Of !, $50 bush
els of potatoes and $50 barrels Of apples
on Monday. They bought up the cargo
at Sturgeon Bay and disposed of it to
Messrs. Lentz & Funck
The German M. e. Church will be
dedicated Sunday, November I'd. Prof.
f. L. Nagler, d. d., President of ST.
Paul College, Mimi, will preach in the
German language in the morning and de
liver a sermon in English in the after
noon.
Mrs. o. S. Newell, Miss Hattie New
ell and Miss futile will give an oyster
supper at the Congregational church par
lors this Thursday evening. A very in
teresting program will be rendered. Sup
per will be served from six until eight
o'clock
Hon H. A. Cooper will address the
citizens of Kenooha and vicinity at Sim
mons Hail Saturday evening, Nov. LIST.
Senator Cooper is one of the most polish
ed and at the same time most forcible
speakers in Wisconsin. He will have
something very interesting to say to his
audience that evening on the Bennett
Law and the tariff
You don't hear of very many demo-
Gratis offering to bet on the election of
Peck these days Why is this thus
When there is any chance at all they are
usually more enthusiastic than wise in
their eagerness to plank down their cash.
Can it be that they have lost their
nerve" so early in the game ?
An immense amount of misrepresen-
tatOn, either intentional or unintentional,
is INDUCED in about the Mckinley bill.
Next week we will publish supplement
showing the duties as imposed by the new
tariff compared with the duties imposed
by the old. Democrats and others who
want to get honest information the real
facts as they exist about this law, un-
biased by partisan figures, will study the
figures presented. But very few people
know anything about the law itself
Democratic orators take advantage of this
ignorance to lie about it furiously.
Prof. and Mrs. G. III. Leach gave
very pleasant drive whist" last Saturday
evening at their home on Prairie Avenne.
Eleven tables were filled with congenial
people who enjoyed gathering around the
tables again to tempt the smiles of tickle
Fortune on their hands and their play.
Three couples, Mr.. Tom Whitaker and
Mrs G. A. Dewey, Mr.. Matteson and Mrs.
Cass, and Mr. Cass and Mrs Matteson