The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-11-05
RATES nE ADVERTISING.
WE AND OUR NEIGHBORs.

Mrs. Geo. Yule was in Chicago Mon
day.
Mrs. R. E. Mailer was in Chicago
Monday.
W. L. Baxter, of Chicago spent Sun
day here.
Fred Palmgreen was in Racine Mon
day evening
Miss Julia Eichelman visited in Chi
cago Tuesday.
Miss Libbie Schumacher is the CUES
of Mrs. John Zeitler.
Miss Emma Thorn, of Brassville, is
the guest of Chicago friends.
Mr.. |. P. Helms, of Salem was IN
the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. William Hollister is visiting
relatives in the Eastern states.
David Pierce, of Salem, visited Ke-
nosha friends last week.
Mrs. J. H. Kimball has returned
from a trip in the eastern states.
Mrs. M. Werve returned Saturday
from pleasant visit at Lincoln, Ill.
Victor Eppler of the Brassville
house, visited Racine friends Monday.
Mike Isermann spent Sunday here
returning to Chicago the following day.
Henry Marsh was down Monday
night and attended the Council meeting.
Mrs Chas Kupfer is visiting at the
residence of her father. Mr.. Matt. Werve.
Mr.. Morrison Garst went out again
on three weeks trip on the road Tues
day.
Charles Elliott went to Chicago
yesterday to accept position for the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Matteson, of
Chicago visited friends in Kenosha last
Sunday.
F. J. Campbell, the well known hay
press man of Truesdell, was in the city
Saturday
Charlie Paule is visiting here. He is
now in the jewelry business at Burling-
ton, Iowa.
Jos. G. Letting, of Chicago, formerly
of Kenosha, visited old friends here dur
ing the week.
Mr.. S. A. Crosby, the old reliable
Pleasant Prairie stock raiser was in the
city Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Starkweather is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. III. FL. Marcusson
in Chicago
Mrs. James Fl. Charles and daughter
are visiting with the family of Mr.. A.
Horlick at Racine.
&C. d. FORFEIT and B. W. Harbig, OF
Racine were the guests of Mrs. John
Zeitler over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blaha and little
daughter, Annie, were the guests of Ra
cine friends on Sunday.
Miss Grace Judd, typo on the Antioch
NeaoS, visited her mother and sister, Miss
Maude, few days last week.
John Betting returned Friday from
an extended visit through Iowa. He says
that he had very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. White returned
last Friday from visit to their son
Lester, at Cogswell, North Dakota
-Messrs. John Makes. Peter Klein
and Frank Mennish, of Chicago, were TIN
guests of c. A. Dobbins on Sunday.
Charlie English went to Chicago Sat
urday and enters the services of Graham
Bros, bankers and insurance brokers.
Miss Flossie Miller, of Kemper Hall
who has been at her Chicago home wher
her eyes were successfully treated has re
turned to her studies.
Miss Flora Dexter, daughter of eA
sheriff w. L. Dexter, is expected HON
from Detroit this week. where she ha
been paying an extended visit among rels
tives.
W H. Morse, vice-preSident OF til
J. Fl. Anderson Granite CO., of Chicago
was in the city last Thursday arrangin
for erecting some large monuments in tt
city cemetery.
Misses Boyd and Bass, of Chicag
and ST. Paul respectively who we
among last years ''seniors" at Kemp
Hall, visited at the scene of their form
studies this week. returning home yeste
day.
Rev. P. H. Miller, former pastor
the Danish Lutheran church, now locat'
at Sheffield, H., supplied the pulpit
this city last Sunday. He received
hearty welcome from his old congreg
ton.
Mr.. Peter Zeller is quite sick.
Miss Ruth Stebbins is quite sick.
Marriages are becoming more hume
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"A wink is as good as nod-to t
country cousin.
j. B. Kupfer wants that gate |
turned. This goes.
Popularity is the reward of folly