The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-26

grows in attraotiyeness with each added
feature.
In the parlors of the Baptist church
this Thursday. evening, Feb. 26th the
ladies' will serve ice cream, coffee and
cake. Also furnish a programme at s
O'clock to enliven and make enjoyable the
occasion. All are in gited.
"A very neat circulrr and business
card inform Us that copartnership for
the practice Of law has been entered into
by Messrs. Geo w. Warvelle, Thos ].
Walsh and Edgar Madden. Mr.. War
vele is the senior partner. He is well
known in Kenosha and respected. One
Of his earlier 'dissipations consisted in
editing the Courier for a year or more.
THE Somers Cornet Band will give
nslslcal and literary entertainment on
Feb. 9th at the Somers Presbyterian
Church. They will be assisted by Miss
Florence Spencer Prof Wilson and Prof
Mitchell. Come one and all and bring
your friend. Admission 25 cents.
There will be convention Of the w
@. T. U. of Kenosha County At
Bristol on March Sd and 18th, commencing
at 2 p. M, Tuesday. March 3D. Mrs
Vic, II. Campbell, District President will
be present and Mrs. Mary A. Wood
bridge, Corresponding Secretary Of the
Worlds and Recording Secretary of the
National w. e. I. Unions. VIII represent
and address the convention Tuesday eve
ming, March Sd. Everybody is cordially
! invited.
The ladies Of Fred. S. Lowell Post,
Woman's Relief Corps, will give their
next evening soclable at G. A. r. hall
next Saturday evening, the Doth inst.
Supper will be served as usual, after
which the following program of exercises
will be carried out:
Cornet solo, by William Schend.
| Song, by members Of the Post.
Recitation, by Lottie Schroeder.
| DSong, by members of the Post
Song, by J. A. jackson.
Punch and Judy Mamie Wright
Solo, by Bertha Eichelman.
All are cordially invited.
-On the eighth page you Will see the
announcement of the opening Of new
dry goods store in Kenosha. The pro-
isarietofs Of the new store will be Messrs
Henry Kotz and Lee Winnegar and their
merly occupied by Peter Grosch. The
room has been thoroughly renovated, re-
papered, painted, and putin good shape
Messrs. Kotz & Winnegar will keep full
line Of all kinds Of dry goods and you
may depend upon their keeping good,
stock Of goods. Mr. Kotz has been a
clerk in Mr.. VIM. f. Fishers employ for
many years and has won the confidence
and esteem of the entire community His
large experience, pleasant manners and
never failing politeness fit him well for
his chosen line of business. Mr.. Winnie
gar has been employed the past ten years
with the firm Of John Y. Farwell & Co.,
Of Chicago, and has not only acquired
complete acquaintance with the demands
Of the trade, but he has special facilities
in buying goods and will use them in
supplying their customers with the latest
designs and styles in dry goods of all
kinds and at the closest possible figures
10 ic no NV oil bo
older citizens and respected by ALL |
f'Kotz & Winnegar" ought to make a
good team and succeed in drawing a
large trade their way. They will an
nounce the date of their opening next
week. Look out for it and go around and |
see the boys
Col. J. A. Mann, who was a resident
of Kenosha from 1875 to 1879, now a res
ident of Lansing, Mich, is prominently
mentioned for the appointment as super
intendent Of the live stock department Of
the Columbian Exposition. He is well
known to the citizens of Kenosha and in
fact to those of all Southern Wisconsin
His fitness for that position will not be
questioned by any one who knows him
The following is taken from the Lansing
State Republican Of Feb. nth:
Many have mentioned the difficulty in
selecting such an executive, while not a
few have intimated that Lansing herself
could adequately supply the position with
man who would meet with the unqual
fled appreciation of prominent stockmen
all over the country. and this personageis
no other than Col J. A. Mann who at
present is known as the hub and body Of
Lansing's annual live stock auction sales,
and who is probably the best-known
stockman and stock auctioneer in the
country Col Mann has the honor to be
the main spoke in Michigan's annual live