The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-24
Misses Alice and Julia Rector enter


tanned large number of their young
friends at their home Saturday evening
last. A very delightful evening was
enjoyed by all present.
-Kemper hallopened on Tuesday for the
fall. The amount of Saratoga trunks on
Jhe depot platform yesterday would indi-
cate that there are no Flora McFlinseys
among the young lady students.
If Park and Prairie avenues wee
paved they would be the prettiest streets
IN Wisconsin. No such magnificent
shade trees exist anywhere and the en-
are par excellence.
The bricklayers will begin laying
brick on the Klinkert building this
and Col Griffith will move into
it as soon as completed. Dick Griffith
has the contract for its erection.
Casper LANCER, the north side liquor
dealer was arrested Monday for violating
the Sunday liquor law and fined $40 and
trimming before Justice Slater. Chief of
Police Schend made the complaint
"A special meeting of the Kenosha w.
c. T. U. will be held on Crusade Mem
bership day, Monday Sept 2Sth, at p.
M in the usual place. By order of the
president. HELEN M. PERKINS, Cor Sec.
Mrs C. H. Tully, Of the Fourth
ward, sent to our office recently beau
tiful peach grown in her garden. This
fine specimen Of horticulture measures
seven and one-half inches in circumfer-
ence.
Mr. Philip Mornings steam cider mill
in the. town of Paris is running full blast
every Friday and Saturday, He is pre-
pared to do custom work on short order
and in the best manner. The capacity of
the mill is about fifty barrels day.
The annual report of the treasurer of
Park Avenue Methodist church shows
that during the past year between thirty
and forty new members have been added,
1854 were raised for benefcent purposes,
and all obligations for the year have been
met in full.
john Dingler narrowly escaped death
at the Balm works last week. While ad-
iusting belt his sleeve was caught by
the pulley and his clothing stripped off
his body. Had his clothing been of
stronger texture a horrible death would
have resulted.
Mr.. j. w. Munson and family, for
merly of St: Louis, will move into the
Brande property, recently purchased by
Mr.. MunSon, about October LIST. He has
large business interests in Chicago and
will make this place his home. He and
his family are very pleasant people and
the Kenosha people welcome them to their
midst.
THE TELEGRAPH-CoURI was mis-
last week in reference to the new
occupants of the room recently vacated by
Paulick & Dickhaut. No saloon will go
in there. The room is to be nicely fitted
up for first class jewelry store and to be
conducted by E. F. Vinegar & Co., who
will remove here from Johnson City
Tenn, some time in October.
The following from the Lyons Herald
is in reference to a well known teacher Of
Pleasant Prairie: Miss Lottie Reynolds
resigned her position in our public schools
to accept the position of principal Of the
Clarkdale school in Chicago. She has
taught IN our school for the past five
years and was always pronounced by the
County Superintendent, and those Compe
tent to Judge as a number one teacher.
Our school meets with a serious loss in
her departure.
The weather signals have been dis
PLAYED from the TELEGRAPH-COURIER
flag staff daily during the past week
The code has been changed since last sea-
son. one new flag haYing been added.
The TELEGRAPH-CoURIE job room will
furnish business cards with the system of
signals illustrated upon the reverse side,
at reasonable figure. Every business
man should provide himself with these
cards.
Under the present arrangement our
city is one of the best lighted cities in the
and our people are justly proud
IF it, The only drawback is the fact that
ID many of the streets the trees are very
thick and the low hanging branches in
serfere very much with the light. 1t is
5he rule in many cities for the city gov
to assume police control over the
;rees in the streets, and regulate the trim
ming of the same. In our city the large
majority of the trees are not trimmed
enough AS a rule if they were trimmed
1igher it would be better for the trees,
better for the property and make the
streets much better lighted.
The Musicale Postponed