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

~. II. huEQ was III CHlCdSO yoSLeE-
day.
Henry Eichelman was in Chicago
Friday.
Hon. E. G. Timme was in Chicago
Friday.
-Chet Farr was in Chicago a few hours
Thursday
-Ex-sheriff John Lucas was in the
city Friday.
Daniel Murphy, of Salem, was in the
city Tuesday.
L. D. Jones paid Chicago a business
visit Thursday.
Mrs. r. Powell is the guest of rela-
tives in Chicago.
Henry Marsh saw the elephant at
Racine Tuesday
Judge Van Wyck was in Chicago a
few hours Friday.
-Chas. G. Frantz was in Chicago yes
terday on business.
Patrick, brother of Thomas Filbin, is
visiting in Kenosha.
ID. J. Patterson spent Sunday in Chi
cago with his family.
Il. H. Reed and Fred Engel were in
Racine Thursday night.
B. W. Eichelman returned from Chi
cago Thursday evening.
L. D. Jones was in Milwaukee Mon
day and Chicago Tuesday.
Harry Fuller, Of Chicago, visited
Steve Kehlor over Sunday
Rev. B. F. Sanford paid the Cream
City flying visit Friday.
Mr.. Shields, the plasterer, spent a
pleasant Sunday in Chicago.
AID John Stoffel of Racine had
business in Kenosha last Friday.
Mrs. Hall, the guest of Mrs. Emma
Farr, spent yesterday in Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Remer at.
| tended the Racine circus Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward Gallagher, of Salem,
had business in Kenosha last Friday.
L. A. Cass left Friday for the sunny
south. He Will be absent some weeks.
Mrs. Fred Gottfredsen was the or
of Chicago relatives few day
Hon. James NJ Kellogg ana family,
of Bristol, were in Kenosha on Saturday
last.
Mrs. w. S. Lamb and little son re-
turned from their Michigan visit Satur-
day.
johnny Kupfer has returned from a
visit among Madison and Milwaukee
friends
Miss May Organ, who has spent some
weeks among Chicago friends, returned
Friday.
Mrs. George Huck returned Sunday
from a delightful visit among Racine
relatives.
Ernest Hall, from Chicago, was a
guest at Adam Dickhaut's residence
Tuesday.
Rev. I. w. Corey spent Friday even
ing in Rockford and Monday went to
| Milwaukee,
Simon Klipfel, an old Kenosha boy.
is visiting his relatives and old time asso-
ciates here
John Hammang, of Colorado, broth
er of Mike Hammang, was in Kenosha
last Friday.
Miss Rose Muntzenberger of Har-
ward, ILL.,. is visiting with the family of
VIM. Fisher
Mr.. David B. Lyman, of Chicago
H., visited at the residence Of Mrs. Pet
tit on Friday.
Miss Jessie Sherwood of Chicago, is
being entertained at the residence of A.
G. Sherwood
Miss Winnifred MARITIME spent Tues
day in the city. She came up to see her
new nephew.
Mrs. S. E Kingsland and daughter
Della were in Chicago from Saturday
until Monday.
Joseph Binneman is visiting friends
in Wilmot and New Munster. He will
return Saturday.
Samuel Houston, a member of the
general assembly was here few hours
| Friday on business.
Mr.. FIG. Hartnell, of Salem, was a
pleasant caller at the TELEGRAPH CoUR-
Ter office Tuesday.
Steve Kehlor, Maulsby Kimball and
Charlie Labagh went up to Racine yester-
| day on their wheels
Mrs Paulsen came up from Chicago
and spent Sunday with her husband, the
electric light superintendent
M Hazelton and Miss Blanche
spent the latter part of last week at Lake
| Geneva, returning Sunday.
Mrs. Lottie Jones and son Willie, of
Chicago, were the guests of Mrs. John
Rock during the past week.
Mrs. Lewis Weyhe, of Chicago, who
has spent several weeks here, returned to