The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-12

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to all friends who SO kindly aided me in
moving Mrs. f. SCoFIELD.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
KeDosha W. G. T. U. vii, be held in the
Y.N. c. 4. parlor on Tuesday. March
17th. at 2 .. m a report Of the county
convention at Bristol, including Mrs
Woodbridge's lecture, viii be given. All
arc cordially invited to be present
HELEN N. PERKINS. Cor. Sec'y.
Heary Halberstadt has purchased
the vacant property at the corner Of Pearl
and West streets at the depot Henry
intends erecting double store building
at once. The stores will be brick veneer
and two stories high One will be used
as a meat market, and the other as
grocery store. The upper floors are to be
used rs flats and viii be arranged accord
ingly. The basement viii probably be
occupied by a barber. This move Of Mr.
Halberstadt will greatly enhance the
value Of real estate in the vicinity. The
building will not only be an ornament to
the location, but it will relieve the place
of the miserable appearance which the
property has presented. Let the good
work go on.
The eighth anniversary of the organ
ization Of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Z church was celebrated on the 9Th. A
$ very fine repast was served by the ladies,
between 6 and 1870, which was enjoyed
,sby an Following the supper, a very
Interesting and we'll rendered program
yas~prNented. Miss Blinn favored the
arahdi&&eeh with the beautiful song, Our
seOwril,tsaSyssM ISIS Julia Durkee read a descrip
o. tSotf s?1Sofsaa party in Bombay. Six young
rs. IS d representation Of scene il
- Ssb s2Ito christian school The young
:s,4aa S5t1Laae creditable appearance, and
fhGir little scene was . good one. At this
iuncture tbs aims basin was passed
around, and the neat sum Of $40 was
Melted as a result The affair was both a
social and financial success.
Below is copy Of petition which
was presented to City Clerk Mathews, on
Friday last It was followed BY 1919
signatures.
70 z. " Mathe,es. C5erh e. tie C3tg Of
henosIa, j2 tie CouAfy 81 E6aos5e and
State q Wisconsin,
The undersigned qualified electors Of
said city, (Which number is eouaf fo or
more than ten per cent OF the mum agar Of
votes cast at the last general election in
SAID city for g0vernor) do hereby petii0n
and pray that the electors Of said citv
may have submitted to them on the frstI
Tuesday of April next. the question
whether or not any person Shall be licen |
seq to deal or traffic in any spiritu0us.
malt or intoxicating liquors or drinks as a !
beverage IN said city And that said vote
SnaIl be taken according to the provisions
OF Chapter 52l Of the laws Of 1889.
Miss Mary Rockwell eldest child 81
mir NJ F.. Rockwell, Of Pleasant Prairie.
died on Monday morning very suddenly
and unexpectedly. The funeral services
CnEPHh !
on Tuesday at 2:30 p m. She lies buried
IN the cemetery of Wesley Chapel, Bris-
LoI Her death casts a gloom over tha en-
ire community. She was scarcely fifteen !
years old, but she had endeared herself in 4
he hearts of all. She had many friends V
VINO had strong hopes for future Of d
brightness for her. Her generous, cheer :
III gladstone life was greatly priced h
Ter Christian life. though very short a
vas somewhat marked. It was beautiful 1
II It's simplicity and exemplary in its " "
rust Young people who have known d.
ef always came from Kenosha with TO-
ems of love aud respect. Their floral
esign was very appropriate and beauti-
nl. The design presented by the
league was very fine May the bless ii,
lg OF kind Providence rest upon the :"
ercayed friends. til
al
MT Rockwell desires that the thanks Of Pr
lUlSeIf and family no oix-o,, CI