The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-26

DR.. Shoop, Of Racine, spent Tues
day in the city on business.
Buried, from St. James church on
Sunday afternoon, Mss. Bridget Hill.
Mrs. Chas. Bull, who has been i'll for
some time, is much better.
The Horse Owners Association of
Kenosha County has disbanded. Lack of
support is given as the cause.
Died, at his home on the north side,
Mr.. Bright. Mr.. 81 ght was As years of
age and was a cripple all his life
We are to have the Columbian Thea
tire Company here all next week. 1t is re-
ported to be good one.
Died. on Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock, child Of Mr. and Mrs. j. Cap
pelen, aged months.
Charles Grubes hand is recovering
and he can handle the razor as well as
ever
j. G. Richardson, Of the Garfield
House, undertook to kindie fire with
kerosene oil and was somewhat singed.
The local lodge K P. visited Racine
J on Tuesday night and assisted in work
ing, the second and third degrees.
Some. one wanted a wide sidewalk
and broke through Joseph Bendt's show
window. He had little too much cleo
ton on board.
1t is rumored that Lewis Williams
|lof Paris, is going to erect building to be
used for a Creamery at Paris Corners.
DevIin Bros. will operate the plant
| The walls and ceiling of the auditori-
UNI Of the new school house are to be
liplastered with adamant to correspond
with the rest of the building. Good.
| There is possibility that in the near
future John Lamey, of Kenosha, will be
matched against Thomas Johnson, of Ra-
cine in walking match
-The Gazette men are working hard to
get Main street paved. That is what the
papers are for. Keep it up and the pave
mept will come in time
Mr.. Rhode is pushing things ahead
The west foundation wall and part of the
rear one are in place. The work is going
on in good style and the opera house is, an
assured thing
/ Howard w. Kellogg of Milwaukee,
assistant state Secretary Y. M G. A. will
lead the Sunday meeting in our assocl-
alton. A special invitation is,extended
/ to young men.
Mrs. Charlotte Priestly, an old resi-
dent of Kenosha, and mother Of Mrs j.
w. Bee4ler, died at her home in Kansas
City, last Tuesday morning. Her re-
mains will be brought here for burial.
One morning last week fire destroyed
a goodly number Of clothes for the Otto
family The articles caught fire from a
stove at about a. N. The smoke awak-
ened the family just in time to save the
house. Loss S25.
The Kenosha Whist Club, consisting
Of Messrs Fisher, B. Eichelman H. G.
Schulz and Capt. Chas. Frantz played a
return game at Racine on Monday even
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488-478. The gentlemen report royal
time
Mr.. Wiaberg, the grocer, who holds
forth near the depot, is minus a gold
watch ANA several cigars Burglars en-
tered his place one evening last week and
helped themselves to the articles which
suited their fancy. Entrance was effect
ed through back window
The Salvation Army made a GREAT
show on Wednesday evening last. The
division brass band was up from Chicago
and joined in the grand street parade.
Refreshments were served at o'clock in
the hall, after which all adjourned to
Simmons Hall, where speaking, &C., was
INDUCED in. A number Of recruits were
sworn in and local officers elected.
-"Jerusalem" is the title of lecture
to be given in the Methodist Church.
Pleasant Prairie, on the evening of April
I'd, the lecturer, Mr.. n. A. Piazza, is
native of Jerusalem and is familiar from
childhood with the people and scenes Of
the Holy City. He will exhibit oriental
costumes and many other articles Of great
interest. VIII also describe and illustrate
with stereoptcon views Admission 20c |
The banquet at the Grant House on
Saturday evening last was one of the fin
est. It was given by the employees Of the
Kenosha Watch Case Company to their