The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-11-12
WE AND OUR NEIGHBoRs.

Mr.. F. F. Hathaway was in Chicago
Sunday
Mr.. Al. Weed, Of Racine, spent Sun
day here.
Capt James Harry of Spring Bluff
was in the city Friday.
Mr.. Alex. Bailey, of Salem, was in
the city yesterday on business.
DR. Farr and Frank Mckenzie were
in Chicago Saturday and Sunday.
Michael Eppers visited friends and
relatives in Racine on Sunday last.
August Hoelz, of Wheatland, had
business in Kenosha on Tuesday.
Mrs. Chwallzer is visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. r. Osborne, at Milwaukee.
Mrs. A. G. Sprout, of Rogers Park,
was the guest of her husband here Mon
day.
Mr.. George Garrett, of Brooklyn,
Wis, has accepted position with c. H.
Hurd.
Hon. w. L. Dexter, of Dexter's Cor
ners, was in the city few hours Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. John Mareck and family were
guests last week in the family of Mr. John
Harrington in this city.
james Cavanagh Esq and District
Attorney Lloyd attended Circuit court in
Racine the first of the week
Mrs Holly, of Chicago was enter
tanned by MiSs Lottie Schroeder Sunday.
She returned to Chicago Monday
Rev E. B. Lounsbury, Of Brandon,
Wis, formerly the M. E. pastor at Pleas
ant Prairie, was in the city Monday.
Hon. E. G. Timme VIII start for
Phoenix. Arizona next week where he
will probably spend the winter.
Miss Matte Grey, of Rogers Park,
was the guest of Harry Bordman, the
electric light man, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Nettie Kingman returned Satur-
day from an extended visit among rela-
tives at Brownville, Mitchell county,
Iowa.
Prof. and Mrs Leach and two child
rem, of Rogers Park, H., were the guests
of the father of Mrs Leach Mr.. r. B.
Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs ". j. Dowse, Of Chi
cago, spent Sunday at the Pleasant Pral-
RE residence of Mrs D. S father, Mr.. w.
@. Dowse.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh lines are in
Jamestown for several weeks in the hope
that Mr. Innes' poor health may be bene-
fitted.
Jack" Strube has returned to his
his home for the winter in the city of
churches.
DIR. N. A. Pennoyer is at Nashville,
Tenn, attending the meeting of the
Southern Homeopathic society in that
city this week.
DR.. Cleary went to Madison Tuesday
to meet with the State Board of Control
and take part in the examination Of the
insane asylum there.
John g. Richardson, at one time of
the Garfield house in this city, moved his
family to Chicago yesterday, where they
will in the future reside.
-Chas A. Leonard, A. d. G. of the
first G. A. R. district of Wisconsin, in
spected Gov. Harvey Post of Racine
Monday evening, Nov 9th.
Mr. John Reynolds, of Pleasant
Prairie, subscriber to the TELEGRAPH
COURIER for two score of years, paid us
pleasant call yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. w. S. Dixon of Chicago, whose
barns were burned to the ground during
last September on his farm seven miles
west Of here, was in the city Tuesday.
"A. B. Watlles received a telegram
Thursday from Kansas City, stating that
his son Harvey was very sick. Mr. Wat
ties left for the bedside of her son Friday.
Mr.. Daniels, of the National Gas
Light and Fuel Company at Philadel-
phia, is experimenting the placing of the
new water gas machinery at the gas
works.
waukee Monday to be present at and par
ticipate in the enhancement of Rt. Rev.
DR.. Nicholson as bishop on the following
day.
The genial druggist, Geo. NJ Mel
vile, who is hustling among the wall pa
per dealers of Southern Michigan at this
time, spent Sunday at his pleasant home
in this city.
Mr.. Peter Schaufel arrived Monday
from Idaho, being called here by the fatal
accident to his brother, Henry Schaufel.
He has decided to move back to this
county and has sent for his family
Mr.. L. d. tones resumed his trip on
the road for Kenosha Novelty Com
pany Mond fter few weeks spent
here to loot r his retail business on
Main stree e started for the South
this time.