The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-19

Mrs. Geo. D. Head and her son Fred
are visiting with Mrs. Wilson, of Oshkosh
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Young rejoice
over the birth Of 10 ID. boy
Frank Adams, is slowly improving
He still has a few delirous turns
Mrs. H. c. DEMO is said to be down
with pneumonia.
The Epworth League of Bristol M. E.
Church will hold a Literary social at the
parsonage, Tuesday evening March "a.
Don't forget the Reading BY Miss AIDA
Murphy in the church Of Bristol Friday
Night.
Thomas Hansen is around again He
was affected with what is commonly
called the grippe.
DR.. Pennoyer is under the weather,
nothing very serious though.
Married, Miss Mary Creighton and
Philip Steiner both of Chicago, at the
Grant House on Tuesday.
Norman L. Baker was appointed
deputy clerk Of the Circuit Court by
Judge Winslow.
Mrs. r. Powell gave "Clam party
on Wednesday evening last, which was
enjoyed by many Of her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Meyers mourn the
loss of their infant son, who died on Sat-
urday IA, the funeral was held on Sunday
Mrs. Emma Farr who has been con-
fined to the house f2r some time is out
and around again
Mr.. Wager an employe at the G. & n.
w. freight house, who has been sick fer
several days, is reported better
Anthony Hansen is under 500 bond
to keep the peace for three months. One
man at least, Will be quiet for while.
Another improvement near the depot.
This time in the shape of an addition to
the store Of John A. Winberg
Miss Becker is convalescent and will
return to her duties as telegrapher in Chi
cago.
Mrs L. E. Fairbanks is very i'll with
a complication Of diseases at her home on
Ann street.
Jos. Bendt was called to Madison
last week to attend the funeral of his
brother.
-Bertram Christianson, accused Of
assault and battery withdrew his plea
Of not guilty, and was fined SO and
costs.
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs Jul
Illus E. Capre,en is reported to be danger
ously i'll. It is hoped that he may re-
cover.
DIR J. B. Starkweather is still in a
critical condition a slight improvement
was apparent on Saturday last but Of no
great extent.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Miller are
congratulated on the birth of little
daughter which came to them one day
| last week
The 1920 train on Sunday morning
ran over cow belonging to George Muir
ply, just South Of the city, near Brass
vile and put her to sleep.
John H. Lechner and Charles Skidd.
of Racine, are preparing to open tin
shop in connection with Schulz hard
ware store.
The entertainment given Tuesday
evening by the ST James temperance So
ciety was a success. The entertainment
was frst-class in every respect.
The concert given at Kemper Hall
last week was attended by the usual num-
Der of townspeople, they say that it was
very good.
Mrs. Geo. Hale. OF this city was unan-
imously elected member of the Coun-
Gil of Administration. of the Womans
Relief Corps. of Wisconsin. They all
notice Kenosha now.
Jas. I. Mills is now among the pro-
gressive people of the populace. He has
not only put new wagon upon our
streets but has also put new steam boil
er into his plant.
-CoRREcTIoN;-In the notice of the
poem Of Deacon S. Gault in last weeks
TELEGRAPH COURIER, read dedicated
to the teachers of the CongregationalS sun
day school, Kenosha, for denomination
learning, read ''denominational leaning. :