The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-26

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Hon. A. II. Goodwin, Mrs. r. NJ Todd,
Miss Todd Hon c. G. Sturtevant, Miss
c. A Pierce, Minneapolis; Miss Bailey, E.
A. Ferguson, Henry Rogers, Chicago; Mrs.
Geo. L. Field, Miss Field, Ripon, Wis;
Mrs. ReXford. Miss Rexsord, GAINESVILLE,
Wis; John Barnes, Rockford, H.; n D.
Dwyer and wife, Mrs A. Macloy, Joliet,
| H.; Chas Stuart, Miss Elsie Y. Save,
HinsdaIe, III; L. Fl. Morehouse and wife
Milwaukee, Nus. V. c.. Price, Waukegan;
Miss Sarah Y. Anderson, Rockford H.;
Andrew Davis, Miss Clara Davis, Miss
Alice Davis, Lakeside, III Miss Hattie
Cole, Kenosha; l. w Struder, Washing
ton. 3 O..
What do you think Of the Republican
ticket
Miss Isermann is improving rapidly
after several weeks illness.
Mr.. J. W. Shotlitf and Miss Annie
Kingman were married yesterday at
Bristol
The fishing tug, Katie O'Neil, of
Chicago, came into port last week, She
has come to spend the winter.
Richard Griffith, Of the firm Of Pitts
& Griffith has withdrawn from the firm.
Mr.. De Berge has taken his interest
Sam Hale was 50 unfortunate as to
lose finger while coupling cars in the
G. q n. W. yards at Hyde Park, H.
Ed Wager is around again. He has
been able to resume work at the freight
Office.
Joseph j. Meyers has resigned his
position as foreman on the Uihlen farm
tTruesdell
Capt Symmonds is repairing the
Wolverine, which is the only sign Of life
in the harbor.
| DIR. j. 3. StarIweather still lies in
the same weak condition. He brightens
up at times, but only for moment.
In the case Of Paddock vs.. German,
called OH Saturday last, judgment was
given for plaintiff. Lloyd & Mcdowell,
attorneys for defendant, failed to appear
Mr. E. Perkins is entertaining la
grippe in Wholesale manner. Mrs
Fairbanks is still there quite i'll. Miss
| Perkins is very seriously i'll and Mr. Per
kins is. not as well to-day.
Thomas Heating, Of the Maple House,
has had the la grippe for the last week
and has come out looking the worse for
wear This is his second trial with the
same disease.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
parents, in the town of Bristol, ON Wed
nesday, March 25, by Rev. E. G. Potter,
Mr. J. U. Shotliff and Miss Anna King
man.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church will give a social in the parIors
Of the church Thursday evening. A
good program is prepared, a cordial in
vitation is extended to old and young
Married, in Chicago, on March 10,
Mr.. Tucker and Miss Hattie Clute, Mrs
Tucker formerly lived little south Of
town and was we'll known by many in our
city
"A couple Of young ladies attempted
to drive down Main street on Tuesday
last, but the buggy stuck SO fast in the
mud that the light weight was unable to
bextricate it. Main street should be paved
The annual meeting Of the Rescue
Hook and Ladder Co. was held on Fri
day evening last, The following officers
were elected: Foreman, G. J. Spruce
Assistant p. Stahl; Secretary and Treas
urer, L. NJ. Theirs.
We will vote three tickets at the cleo
ton to be held on Tuesday, April 7-one
containing the names Of the candidates
for associate justice of the supreme court,
and the others the city officers.
At the Republican city convention
Saturday night the following city COM
mittee was appointed: 1st ward, G. H.
Gonnermaln; 81 ward, Emil Senne; Sd
ward j. A. Jackson; 4th ward G. A.
Tarbell delegate at large, r. II. Slosson.
-Edaund James Pennefeather an old
and hifhly respected resident Of the town
of Weatland, this county, died last
Thurday morning at o'clock, aged SO
year The funeral was held at the
Cathlic church at New Munster at 10
oclo6 Saturday morning Two sons
and fre daughters survive him..
-0 last Saturday evening the Repub-
licaR-ity Convention met in adjourned