The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-03

FRED Nlno went up to Milwaukee
saturday and on his return purchased
S4OO worth Of lumber in Racine. with
which to build house in the north. or
second ward,
Several applications have been made
to the Young Mems Christian Association
both by those wanting men and those
wanting work. Any one interested will
do well to apply.
Mrs. Alexander Bailey, of the town
of Salem, died on the 9th ult.. at the ace
OF rs years. Funeral on Saturday after
noon last. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey came to
this county in the year 1913.
The bible class of the Young Mems
Christian Association will meet as usual
at $3.50 next Monday evening. ANY
young man, whether member of the as
ISOLATION or not, is invited to attend.
The Balm wagon WORKS are enjoying
an unprecedented business. A gentleman
Informed us Tuesday that they were sixty
car loads behind their orders. AS a con-
sequence the hands are working eleven
hours day.
Col. Frank requests that the person
to whom he loaned the Sd volume of the
Wisconsin Historical Society, containing
a history of the first settlement of Keno
Sha, will please return to the TELEGRAPH
COURIER office.
john Lease, the well digger Of Keno
sha, while digging we'll at w. T. Wild
er's place in BrassvilIe, sunk in Quick
sand up to his neck He crawled out
without help and says he made the best
time on record.
"A young man named Radatz fell up
on piece of glass while at work at the
new factory and very severely cut his
knee cap. The wound was dressed bv
DR.. Weiskopf. The young man will be
confined to his couch for several days.
George Dorsey recently swore out a
warrant against Charlie Newhouse for
carrying concealed weapons. The matter
will be tried before Esq Slater tomorrow.
District Atty. Lloyd persecutes and Cava-
nagh & Fisher and Edward Theirs will
defend
Mr.. John G. Reilly and Miss Margar-
ct M. Ward were quietly united in mar
riage at ST. James church at $50 a. m.
Tuesday, Rev. Father Cleary performing
the ceremony. Owen O'Hare and Miss
Ella Ward were married at the same
church at p. m. that day.
The statement of the CALEDONIA B.
and L. Association appears in another
column. This is one Of the best associ-
ations in eXlstance and it's safety is not
doubted An examination of these
figures proves a great deal for the efficient
officers Of the institution.
"A. L. Hawley, the editor of Will
County Advertiser at Lockport, H., and
Mrs, Peterson, former resident here but
now Of Chicago, were married Sunday
evening at the NJ E. parsonage by Rev.
B. F. Sanford. We extend congratula-
tions to Brother Hawley.
In the presence of a large number of
friends Mr.. Peter Daley and Miss Mary
Larner were married at St. James church
by Rev. Father Cleary on yesterday morn
ing at nine o'clock Both of these young
people are well and favorably known here
and begin the journey Of life with great
many well wishes
John Bruce the Ann Arbor man, who
was charged with entering the residence
of "Rens" Wilcox, was taken before JUS
tice Slater Friday and after his prelimin-
airy examination placed under 5000 bonds
to appear at court. He failed to give it
and was again placed in jail. District
Attorney Lloyd prosecuted and John Gil
lett defended.
Nelson Bacon, of Oshkosh an old
resident of Kenosha county, died at the
former place August 9th, at the age Of
80 years His remains were taken to
Waukegan for interment on Saturday
last. DR.. NJ. A. Bacon, of Salem, was in
the city Saturday last to meet the remains
and accompany them to Waukegan. The
deceased left son and daughter in Osh
kosh, son and daughter in Iowa, one son
in California and a daughter in Missouri.
Mr.. Bacon was Royal Arch Mason and
had b zen Mason for 81 years.