The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-23

at the Sanitarium, preached in st. Mat
thew's church on Sunday last.
Mrs j. J. Lildeman, nee Hattie
Heald, of Chicago, visited Miss Emma
Merrill and other friends Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs l. p Clapp, of Fargo,
North Dakota, who have been visiting
Mrs. S. Mcclellan and Mrs. /. j. Clapp,
returned home last Monday.
r. ]. Hoig and Jacob Ludwig left
Kenosha Tuesday last week for Brighton
and 60 from there to Union Grove. They
returned Wednesday and said they were
nicely entertained by people in that To-
cality
Miss Hattie Sleight, of Terra Haute,
Ind, and Mrs. Geo. Mcconnell, Of Chi
cago, visited their aunt, Mrs. S. Nc
Clellan, on Monday.
Rev. B. f. Sanford has left for his
vacation. He is very thoughtful just the
same in that he had made provision for a
substitute in his absence.
Prank Deitlein and Sam Ranvick re-
Iport great fun up north. They spent
their vacations fishing and sporting and
came back with tinted faces.
Mrs McHenry and daughters and
Misses Emma, Belle and Bessie Stebbins
| left for Twin Lakes last evening. They
| will spend week or two at least.
E. HI. Hollister is spending few
days in Elk Rapids, Mich. Mrs. H. has
been visiting in that place for some time
and will return with her husband.
Rev. and Mrs j. B. Cooper, of
Shawano, Wis, are occupying the M. b.
parsonage. Rev. Cooper has charge of
Rev. Sanford's flock in his absence.
Stephen Kehlor is once more upon
our streets Steve has BEN enjoying life
in Kankakee, ILL., He was the guest of
Mr.. w. w. Gilbert rnd son.
| -Messrs. Matthews and Bradbury, of
Chicago, spent Sunday in the city. They
engaged in another tennis contest at Mr.
~. G.. Simmons court.
Many friends regret the departure of
Otto J. Sneftleben, of late tool maker for
the Lane Company. Otto has gone to La
Sale, ILL.,, to take permanent position.
May good luck follow him.
| Mrs. Blinn has returned from ST..
Paul, Mimi, where she attended the
| National Educational Convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor
Peter Boyer, Herman Miller, Peter
Steinbach, John Schmitt (of the depot
Casper LANCER and Richard Epler, are at
Silver Lake fishing and camping out dur
ing this week.
Prof. Seaver took trip to Waukegan
last week in the interest of the University
School, We are glad to see the Prof. get
out Of doors and leave his books for few
moments.
-Maulsby Kimball is home from New
York City. The young man who tutored
under Prof Seaver last year, passed all
of his examinations for college. He will
in all probability enter Columbia School
of Arts next fall.
Mrs. James Cavanagh and Mrs.
Gilbert Simmons took a number OF young
folk to the city on Monday. The num-
Der as made up included Misses Jessie
Russell, Elizabeth Simmons, Edith Brown
and Walter and Richard Cavanagh and
Chester Barnes. Upon arrival in Chica-
go the company adjourned to Lincoln
Park where all enjoyed a delightful day.
On July 13, born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Hansis, little daughter.
Mr.. G. E. Dewey is the happy poss-
essor of one more little daughter.
Mrs. z. G. Simmonsis suffering from
one of her old attacks Of neuralgia,
| Thanks to the authorities who were
at the bottom of that park cleaning
scheme.
4! Joe the Turk is once more at the
head of the Salvation Army column. His
voice can be heard at all hours.
! "A new band has been organized on
the North side. Kenosha is decidedly a
musical city.
Rev. p Ell. Miller has resigned his
position as pastor of the Danish church
and will leave his charge some time in
September.
/ DR. Meers' Beatrice is in Milwaukee
to-day. She is entered in the 2:45 class.
This horse is doing remarkably well for