The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

Mat p. Stahl, son OF the Sheriff, and
Miss Eva Tresall were married Thursday
morning last at o'clock at ST. James
church BY Rev. Father Cieary They
are congratulated BY many friends.
John schoffel formerly Of Pleasant
Prairie, late Of Evanston Ill, died Tues
day afternoon. The remains were
brought to Pleasant Prairie for burial
Thursday afternoon last. He was rs
years of age, He married David Lonner-
CANS daughter, Of Pleasant Praire He
left widow and two children. Thoagh
young, he is said to have left quite a for
tune He belonged to the Order of For
esters
Mr.. Levi Grant, one Of Kenosha's
Oldest and most highly esteemed citizens,
breathed his last at his home in this city
Sunday morning, the 18th inst, aged 81
years. He had been in fairly good health
up until short time before his death.
The funeral occurred Tuesday at 2
O'Clock at the house. and at 2:30 D. m. at
the NJ. .. church Mr. Grant was one
Of the pioneers Of Kenosha and his ster-
ling qualities were well known all over
Kenosha County. An obituary notice is
published in another column.
Last Saturday afternoon about three
/ O'Clock little Reinold Paschke, about :
Years old, was run over by the switch en-
CINE Of the c. & n. w. and received in
juries Of which be died the next day.
The reports differ as to the responsibility
for his death, the train men claiming thai
he was climbing upon the cars when in
motion and the boys around the yards
that he was picking up coal along the
track. The coroners jury returned
verdict Of death by his own carelessness.
Fred S. Lowell W. R. c., Il, will
give another sociable at Post Hall on
this Thursday evening. An excellent
suppet served from $50 to 1870. The
following fine program presented at s
o'clock. Come and enjoy the good
things" served for palate and intellect:
Music. observation-disclosures. Orchestra
Recitation-.Bay Billy, Daisy Drom
Solo. ............ 1850. F. f. Vinegar
Recitation. Charlotte Schroeder
Piano duet. -. Misses Benedict & Rice
500. .......... $500. frankie Emerson
heclta1lon. ........ ........ Susie Rowe
MUSIC ............:..... Orchestra
Married, on Thursday afternoon,
April %, 1891, at 3 p. M, Mr.. A. L.
Austin, Of Shelby, Neb., to Miss Belle
Reeve of this city, Rev. T. S, Love, of
Marshall, officiating. The wedding took
place at the residence Of Mr.. Ollie Lane in
Slater, Mo. Mr.. Austin is prominent
grain dealer and rising business man of
Shelby, Neb. Miss Reeve is sister Of
Mrs. Ollie Lane and has large circle of
friends in this city who join in wishing
her long and happy life. Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin will leave in few days for their
future home in Nebraska Miss Reeve
was one of our Kenosha girls and has
many warm friends in this city who are
glad to hear of this happy union, and
who extend to them the best wishes of the
future that their life may be long and
prosperous
The ladies of the Congregational
church are engaged in new enterprise
now. 1t is Mother Goose Reception at
which all of Mother Goose's children and
friends will be present all decked out in
their prettiest. Mrs. Hugh Times has
charge of the exercises and her energy
and enthusiasm are sure guarantee of
success. All our childhood's friends.
Mother Hubbard, Jack and Jill, Old
King Cole, Jack Homer, Jack Spratt and
his wife, Mrs. Grimes, Miss Muffet, Dame
Trot, The Wise Man, Little Boy Blue,
Old Dan Tucker, Peter the Pumpkin
Eater, The Old Woman from under the
hill and other friends you will be
glad to see will be there. The |
entertainment will be given Tuesday
evening May 10Th, 1891. in the lecture
room of the Congregational church A |
stage will be erected upon which these
famous characters will appear and the
music rendered will be solos and choruses.
This is sure to be delightful and inter-
esting concert and it behooves every one
to remember date and place and prepare
to be there,
KENOSHA IN WITH US.
With Racine County They Compose the