The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-03
Friday night-Noss family.

BE sure to see the great Moss family.
University school opens Sept. 10th.
The public schools will open Sept.
a.
-Barnum took big crowd to Racine
Tuesday.
Police court business has been dull
this week
The Old Settlers Reunion will be
largely attended
The Main street bridge is being re-
planked this week
The Racine Fair doesn't promise to
be much Of a success.
Several new commercial electric
lights have been put in,
Patrick Haffee is the justly proud
father of big bouncing girl.
Very few Racine people accompanied
their ball team here Saturday.
Mr.. John Kraft is a very sick man at
his residence on the north side
The Moss family will be at Rhodes
opera house instead of at Kimballs.
BE sure to attend the Moss Jollties at
Rhode Opera House tomorrow evening.
Stephen Norton went up and worked
his way into the circus at Racine Tues
day.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eichel-
man, Sunday evening, August Both, a
son.
The Salvation Armys contract for
the hall will expire very soon, we under
stand
Fred Nino is making good progress
with Mr.. Maurers new building near the
depot.
"A very delightful boating party was
had yesterday evening by Kenosha young
people.
II G.. Meyers is now the bar tender
in F. H. Jornt's place on Milwaukee
Avenue
The Sheriff still holds the property of
Chris. Scholcy, no settlement being made
thus far
"A mad dog was dispatched by the
Sheriff and Chief of Police Friday. No
one bitten.
The new commercial electric lights
are a decided Improvement in our bust
ness houses.
There were seventy-nine Bristol peo-
pie who attended Barnum's circus at Ra-
cine Tuesday.
Attend the Moss family entertain
ment at Rhode Opera House tomorrow
friday evening.
The child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Huck, of Somers, aged years, was bur-
led on Sunday last.
Mr.. Harmony will establish new
lumber yard near the tannery on the
north side at no distant day.
The county news is crowded on to the
second page Of this issue on account Of
the extra amout of local news.
Mr.. F. H. Hall has been engaged
this week in moving into the property
formerly occupied by Mr. Cass.
Henry Maggie, the barber, has moved
into Jos. Bendt's building, just south of
his store on Milwaukee Avenue.
"A dozen new subscribers to the TEL
within a week is pretty
good. Still there are more to follow.
The National Band went to Twin
Lakes last Sunday and enjoyed nice
time and made handsome sum of money.
The regular meeting Of the Board of
Directors of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held on next Tuesday
evening at o'clock
On Tuesday last the American house
passed out Of the hands Of G.. A.
Voltz to his sister, Mrs Wills, of
Brooklyn, New York.
Mrs. Harrison, the widow of the late
Samuel Harrison and mother Of w. H.
Harrison at Randall, died Saturday at the
age of eighty-1ve years.
-Schmitz & Lauer have a new ad in
the current issue of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER. Watch their space for the
next twelve months top Of fifth page,
Matt. Lauer and E. Gardiner, of
Somers, have purchased the Hitler cider
press and will put it in operation at Mr..
Lauer's place the first of next week.
The Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held in the Association rooms next
Sunday at p. m. All men are invited.
L. c. Morehouse has done the up
holstering in U. j. Lewis handsome new
residence on Park Avenue, and is now at
work renovating the furniture in Kemper
Hall
"A couple of sports had a pretty lively
scrap at Kupfer's livery barn Friday
night. The lantern went out and the
fight was postponed on account of dark
ness.
-Kenosha is to have a lady hair
dresser 1t is said lady from Chicago is
coming here TO fill long felt want among