The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-07

Read what Huck, the shoe man, has
to say 10 you in another column.
Mrs. Burlm Curtis is helpless with
rheumatism at her home on the Plank
Road.
DR. Chas. @. Ryan, the dentists, has a
card il this issue, to which your attention
is called.
H. G. DEMO has dropped the business
of barbering and taken position with
Haagensen Bros, Grocers.
The Ladies Auxiliary Young Mems
Christian Association are planning to hold
some socials and entertainments.
Notice a correction made this week
in the advertisement Of Prairie King, by
Mr.. DeWolf of Waukegan.
The directors Young Mems Christian
Association are to hold their meeting for
May on Tuesday next The Ladies Aux
Hilary are to serve supper.
-Ex-Sherif John Harmon is reported
as being able to sit up portion Of the
time and recovering slowly. He has lost
no little superfuous flesh.
Next Sunday evening at the j.
church Rev, Sanford will talk on the
Choice Of Husband Young ladies
Will be entitled to reserved seats.
The Buchanan Comedy Company
will play return engagement at Keno
sha next week at the Kimball Opera
House. Prices TO- 20, and 30 cents.
The Kenosha College Nine played
the Lake Forest Nine game Of Base Ball
Wednesday afternoon on the ball grounds
west Of the depot We did not get result
before going to press.
u. j. Lewis was at his old place in
the>bank Tuesday for short time He
has been having a siege with the rheu-
matism, but is better now Glad to see
him out again.
Rev. Mr.. Bray has an idea that there
is considerable gambling gong on in this
community more than many people have
any idea of and he is going to have some
thing to say on the subject next Sunday
evening. Come out and hear him.
The Rev. Hans Peter Nelson, of
Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston, H.,
and Miss Annice Peterson, of Hyde Park,
Ill, were married at the residence of Rev
H,0, Nordyig on Park street Wednesday
afternoon. Rev Sanford officiated.
Rev, H. o. Nogdyirg who has been
pastor Of the Norwegian Church since
last fall has fniihed his studies for the
year at Evanston and has moved with
his family into house on Park street
KenOsha.
Don't. forget that for job work Of all
kinds from the smallest to the largest, the
TELEGRAPH-C COURIER has by all ODDS the
largest and best facilities. If you want
your work done we'll and at the closest
figures don't fail to give us call
CHRIS. Sholey, the young and enter
prising grocery man on North Chicago
street, has a new delivery riga full out
fitr double team. and fine wagon. All
Of which was required to meet the de-
mands Of his increasing business.
The ladies Of ST. Matthews VIII give
an OLD fashioned supper at the Guild Hall
this evening Supper will be served from
6 to S. Admission 20 cents, supper and
entertainments included A short musical
program will be given during the evening.
Mr. Fred Bate is no longer Superin-
tendent Of the Gas Company. By hus-
Ting and good abilities on his part the re-
ceipts Of the company increased from a
little over 1890 a month to overS70O His
successor. Mr.. r. w. Wilkinson, will
have a lively time of it to keep the bust
ness.
The Hatton Club Concert is coming
nearer AID preparations arc nearly COM
plete unsteady. The concert will cen
sist of two parts with four choruses and
three solos in the first part and the ca
tata of The Jackdaw Of Rheir
the second part The chorus
well advanced and it is safe
better chorus singing was ne
Kenosha than that done
this concert.
About a hundred
ought to be put in Jail
until they learn to
They will kill of evy
Of plumage in this
their depredations
rows do not deset
law does not pre-
protect robins al