The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27
WE AND OUR NEIGHBORS.

Henry Eichelman was in Chicago
Tuesday.
-G. A. Schowalter, ofRacine, was here
Thursday.
20. G. Labagh was in Racine Friday
| few hours.
L. A. Cass was in Chicago Thursday
and Friday.
20. H. Woodward was in Chicago
on Sunday.
Mat. Reiter, Of Salem, was in Keno
sha Monday.
-Chas A. Dickhaut went to Wauke-
gan Monday.
Henry Citizen paid Racine a business
visit Tuesday.
Mrs A. W Storm is the guest of Ra-
cine relatives.
F. A. Bull paid Chicago a business
visit Thursday.
F. E. Atkinson, of Chicago, was in
the city Monday.
Harry Fuller, Of Chicago, spent Sun
day here with friends.
August Weiskopf was in Chicago
Tuesday on business.
Miss Bessie Moth is entertaining Miss
Ida Rust, of Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Beddoe, of Cincinnati, o.
is visiting Mrs. DR.. Meers.
Henry LANCE of Truesdell, was in
the city Friday on business.
Miss Emma Lowe, of Chicago, is Wis
iting the family of Beck Miller.
Very few Milwaukee people acompa-
MED the Schlitz Company here.
Frank G. Head, of Utica, N. Y. ar
rived Saturday for months visit.
YIN Jones, of Racine, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Kenosha friends.
Mrs. DR.. Buchan is accompanying
her husband on his trip here this week.
Miss Jessie Miller returned from a
few weeks visit among Chicago friends.
| Mr.. E. F. Coe returned Friday night
from two weeks visit at Middleport, O..
Prof G.. r. Mcdowell went down to
Chicago Sunday noon and returned Tues
day.
Mayor and Mrs Petit came home
from camp and saw FraDiavolo Tuesday
night
Miss Una Slater has been entertained
by Chicago friends for the past two
weeks.
Miss Ryan, of Chicago is in the city
visiting her brother, DR.. G. G. Ryan, the
dentist
Miss Sophia Altpeter, of Chicago, is
the guest of the family of Mr.. Adam
Dickhaut.
DIR. Cleary was home from his duties
in the state board of control few days
last week.
| AID. John Stoffel, of Racine, thepop-
ular cigar manufacturer, was in Kenosha
last Friday.
Miss Jennie Swift returned from her
visit at Twin Lakes Saturday after very
delightful stay.
L. A. Cass leaves Friday for New
Orleans and other southern points on a
prospecting tour.
Miss Josephine Keiser, of Racine
was the guest of the family Of G. A. Dick
haut over Sunday.
Mrs c. H. Leach and children, CT
Rogers Park, are the guests of the family
of r. B Whitaker
Frank Becker who is on the road in
the interest of Schultz & Co. of Chicago,
will be home to-day.
Miss Lottie Schroeder is home again
after pleasant summers visit with her
sister at Sheboygan
Miss Carrie Beyersdorfer went to Ra-
cine to-day to spend few days with
friends and relatives.
/ B. w. Eichelman is in Chicago on
business pertaining to the CHILEAN exhibit
at the Columbian Exposition
Milo d. Matteson and wife, of Chica-
go, former Kenosha citizens, were the
guests Of friends here last week.
| w CluC- lCUuInCu 1IOul Ills DIedS-
ure trip much the worse for wear. He
was conquered by a severe cold
VIM. English, former Kenosha resi-
dent but now of Chicago, is in the city
visiting relatives and old friends
Miss Rose Mccarthy, of Elmira, n
Y, is spending the summer in Kenosha
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Warvelle.
MIR. Gilbert Larrabee, of Wilmot
paid the TELEGRARH-CoURIER office a
very pleasant business call Tuesday.
/ Mrs. w. S. Lamb and little Edwin,
who have spent pleasant month at Mar
quette, Mich, will return Saturday
Peter Schmitt was in Chicago Sun
day and Monday and saw your uncle
Adrian" and his champions both days.
Miss Eta Lockin is the guest of the
family of Rev. B. f. Sanford The
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