The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-12

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Mamie, daughter Of Dennis Murphy, of
Brighton, for the summer term.
The following are the arrivals at the
Pennoyer Sanitarium since our last issue;
Mrs S. G. BsAey, Chicago; @. H. Nor
gan, Hebron. Neb Fred w Richardson,
GAINESVILLE, Wis; f. B. Howard, Mime
apolis, Mimi: Miss J. w Pond, Mime
apolis, Mimi; Mrs A. Humphreys, Min
neapolis, Mimi; A. III. Goodwin, Mime
apolis, Mimi; O. Rogers and wife, Mil
waukee, Wis; Aug Bohn Jr., Chicago
Jno. Barnes and wife, Rockford, H.
Geo. l.. Field, Ripon, Wis; JAS. S. Stan
ley, Hinsdale. H. e. A. Ferguson, Chi
cage: Geo. G. Masten, Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing; DIR. r. Ludlam, Chicago; Miss Bale,
Chicago.
"A Is lbs boy entered the family Of
Nh and Mrs. J. r. Lawrence last week
Mr. Dennis Murphy, of Brighton, is
sick with a severe cold.
The Boards of Registry Of the several
wards were IN session on Tuesday.
The case of Durllee VS.. McKeon has
been adjourned till the Goth inst.
The members of the Young Mems
Christian Association held their quarterly
meeting on Tuesday evening.
One Of our Kansas subscribers sends
in money to pay subscription, but failed
to sign his name.
Emil Olson and Miss Anpa Rasmussen,
both of Hebron. H., were married by the
Rev. Corey on the 5th.
Owen McGonegle, Of Salem, has sold
his farm for good price and contem-
plates going to Racine to reside
DIR .. rs starl8weather is-still in a
precarious condition It is to be hoped
that he may recover.
Mrs c. Fl. Hurd who has been sick
for some time, is improving wonderfully.
She will soon be out and around if Moth
ing serious happens.
Last Saturday night Mr.. John
Krauze and Miss Anna Frank, both Of
Chicago, were married at the Maple
House by Justice Gillett
William Van Zandt was arrested in
this city by the sheriff of Rock county.
The charges brought against him were
forgery, larceny and bigamy.
Harry Cappelan's funeral took place
at his late residence last week A wife
and two children mourn his loss. Rev.
Harry Thompson conducted the services.
While returning to his home one
evening last week. Michael Hoye fell and
injured himself We hope to see him out
and around soon again.
The School Board Of the city have
been refused the use of the council cham
Der to hold their meetings in. It wasn't
built for that purpose, you know.
When City Treasurer Frantz turned
his books over to the clerk, out of the
S73, 1922 25 assessed, only 81, 800 80 was
found to be delinquent
Mrs Hosea Barnes. who was suffer
ing from an attack of quinsy, has re-
covered. She is now in Waukegan on a
visit.
Gustav Bergman has opened a custom
tailoring establishment in the Theelen
block. in the room formerly occupied by
Mrs. Race.
Every Republican in the city of
Kenosha should attend their Ward caucus
Saturday evening and see that frst-class
men are nominated for aldermen and to
represent them in the city convention.
Died in Chicago on Sunday March s.
1891, Mr.. James Bridgman, father Of Mrs.
William E. Reed of this city, Mr.. Bridg-
man was aged 50 years; his remains were
brought to this city for burial yesterday,
Wednesday.
Bishop Knight will visit ST Mat
thew's church on Sunday next to perform
the rite OF Confirmation. The Bishop
viii be the celebIant at the early Com
munion service, and will preach at the
1920 service At this service he will adj
minister Confirmation.
The plans Of the new Opera House
are finished, and work has been COM
menced on the foundation. Mr. Rhode
says that she will Ie daisy. He has in
creased the seating capacity from $50 to
l, 200, and will make room for ALL Peter
says that the work will be pushed right
along, just as fast as the weather will
permit, and it will not be long before we
will have house worthy of the name.