The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-13

AASAAOo-AeS.
merly Of Paris, in this county. and Miss
Caroline Koelch, of St. Louis, were
joined in marriage Monday morning last
in ST. George church in Kenosha.
The young peoples society of the Ger
man Lutheran church will give lawn
social at the residence of John Bentz, on
Grand avenue, Saturday evening August
18th to which all will be made welcome.
There will be Dime Reading" at
Wesley Chapel on Tuesday, August 25th.
for the benefit of the church fund. Come
and see if Wesley doesn't sustain It's rep
utation for good readings. All are in
vited.
DR.. A. L. Buchan, formerly Of Union
Grove, will on and after August Itch oc-
cupy the Office Of Dr.. ]. L. Cleary during
his absence. DR. Buchan has been q very
successful practitioner and is well. known
all through the country.
The widow of Mr.. Geo. Angenen It
received her check for 81, 900 last Monday
from the Mutual Reserve Fund Life III
surance Co., Of New York in payment
of Mr. Angenendt's insurance. Mr.. S. S.
Drom is the agent of the company.
Miss Hattie Limpers returned from
her visit in Bloomington, I'LL, last Friday.
She was accompanied by Miss Minnie
Kadghin who will visit here while.
Miss Kadghin is quite well known here,
having visited here several times.
Arthur Waite one of the engineers
lately on the Wisconsin Division North
western BY, died at Madison, Monday.
The funeral at Rose Hill, near Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. g. Moore and family
and Thomas Heating, of Kenosha, attend
ed the funeral
Died, in Racine, Wis, last Sunday
afternoon of cholera infantop> Lester
Bernard the five months old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett Peters nee Lizzie
Zweenic The funeral occurred from the
residence of the parents, lis Geneva.
street, Racine, On Tuesday.
"A fine cement pavement has been
laid in front Of Mr. Ezra Simmons prem
ises on the park It is one Of the very
best samples Of that kind Of work in the
city. Mr.. H. G.. Butler was the con-
tractor. Defects seen in many other
walks in town can not be seen in this one.
Sam Newman and VIII Leber wear
the belt for long distance riders this year.
They left Kenosha at 2:30 p. NJ. Saturday
and made Wauwatosa intervening. Sun
day they went to Waukesha and then
back to Kenosha, arriving here about
O'clock, 10 miles, and the two hottest
days we have had this year.
Alexander Norton Bassett died at his
residence in the west part Of the town
Sunday afternoon at the age of 63. The
remains were taken to Bassett Station on
Monday evening and the funeral took
place next morning at ten o'clock. The
deceased was a very old resident and well
known by all the older people,
DIR. Meers' mare Beatrice trotted in
the race at Rockford on Tuesday. She
made the first mile in 2:294, the I'd III
2:289 and the third in 1921, and made
halves in ITO three times. That is con-
siderable of horse, but there were lots
of horses there that could beat 2:3o in the
2.4o class so she failed to get place.
Mrs. Clifford Garst was treated to
very delightful surprise last wednesday
evening by about twenty couples Of
young people. 1t was sort OF house
warming as Mr.. and Mrs. Garst had just
got settled to living in the place, 1t was
a very delightful evening both to hostess
and guests. Cliff was one Of the con-
sprators himself so he was not in it. F"
Last Friday night officer Sorrensen
beat When he was on Main street
bridge he heard cry and on investiga-
ton found fellow who belonged on the
Cuba, in the water. He reachad over
from the dock and hauled him out.
With his chattering teeth he offered to
pay the officer ten dollars which was re-
fused He said he was paid by the city.
Sunday afternoon, Thomas Kearns,
who resides in Paris, this county, was
brought into jail by two of his neighbors.
Monday he appeared in Skaters court and
plead guilty to the charge of intoxication,
perferred by his wife. 1t seems that he
has been carrying a continual jag for
more than week, and the Juitice SEN
fenced him to pay fine of 81 and costs,
also to- serve five days in jail, during
which time 1t is hoped he will sober up.
Tuesday evening was the first pay
night in the second year of the Caledonia