The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-10-15

Fred Parkers children are sufferers
from diphtheria.
-Schultes band concert at Rhodes
opera house tonight. Go.
Last Thursday was the twenty
seventh anniversary of the battle of Per
ryville L. II. DeDiemar lostshis arm a
two o'clock in the afternoon on the day Of
the fight.
Bad weather was the cause of slim
attendance at the Congregational church
social last Thursday night. Another one
will be given in week from tonight and
every two weeks thereafter
George Van Lone, who is working al
the Northwestern wire mattress factory is
suffering from very serious frog felon.
He is able to be around again and will re-
sumo his duties at the factory next week.
"A crowd of people came here on Wed
nesday last week to work in the new
mattress factory, and have been coming
ever since. The town is growing but not
last W supply 5OOo OCACA4CEUo W
all the new corners for the present.
1t is reported that prominent Keno
sha official will lead one of our bellies to
the altar, the ceremony probably to take
place at the Welsh Congregational church
Wednesday, Oct. Dist. No cards. it
seems. Racine Times.
Davis, the pugilist, evidently cares
very little for a scrap in earnest. Satur-
day night Jerry Driscoll proposed to back
young Smith against either Davis or
Patsy Darlington, but it is said that Mr..
Davis fatty refused the offer.
Much excitement was created on the
streets Monday night by the false report
that the Wolverine had sunk and that
Capt Symmonds and his entire crew had
gone down with her. The Wolverine
passed here Sunday, going north.
The stock sale of r. F. Roberts &
Son next Wednesday will attract great
crowd. The stock to be offered is first
class. Lunch will be served at 11.30 and
the sale will begin at one o'clock sharp.
See advertisement in another column.
. 1t makes not a whit's difference
whether one lives to eat or eats to live, so
that what we eat is of good quality.
Good, clean groceries are essential to good
living. w. D. Bailey & Co. keep moth
ing but good goods. Therefore trade
with Bailey.
Frank Kuhn, of the town of Wheat
land, was arrested and taken before
Squire Slater Monday on the charge of
assault upon Charles Litel. The defend
ant was found guilty and the fine and
costs assessed against him and which he
paid amounted to some S37.
Charlie Bull is thinking of returning
to his old occupation Of locomotive en-
gineer after his time is out at the Grant
house Mr. Bull is a capable engineer
and his old master mechanic is anxious
for him to tread the foot board on the
Glover Leaf" road.
The regular meeting of the Kenosha
w. c. T. U. will be held in the Y. NJ c..
A. parlor on Tuesday, Oct. goth. A
paper on Our Sermon in While" will be
read by Mrs. HI. III. Perkins. Every
wife, mother or sister in Kenosha is cor
daily invited to be present.
HELEN M PERKINS, Cor. Sec.
The first quarterly meeting of the
German M. E. church will be held next
Sunday, Oct. Is. Rev. Fl. Lemcke, of
the First German M. E. church, of Mil
waukee, Wis, former pastor of the
church, will preach the sermon. A Ger
man branch of the Epworth League has
recently been organized with Is working
members and more to follow.
One day last week Mrs. Bassett found
her cellar quite upside down, her pre-
serves were scattered, the fruit bitten and
everything turned over She was sure
burglars had got into her place, and called
the assistance of her neighbors, and on
investigation they found coon, the sly
dog, which had got into the apartment
and had accomplished all the mischief.