The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-10-22

Mrs. Haynes French fell upon a
frosty sidewalk Tuesday morning and
sustained slight injury of the spine.
She is mending rapidly.
MIR. Fred Goerner, of Racine, has put
in fine new wire partition IN front of
Herman Millers private office in his estab-
lishment on Market street.
1t rained Sunday afternoon in Keno
sha and was cold and cloudy on Monday.
Since then the weather has been fine
enough to call it Indian Summer.
The ladies of St. Matthews church
will give sociable at Guild hall in the
near future. The programme, which is
a good one, will appear next week.
George Frenz was ambushed by an
unknown assailant Saturday evening near
the Durkee school and tworotten tomatoes
found a resting place on the young
mans apparel
Val Kuhn has left Mr. Nick Willmes'
place at Brassville and 1.-The house that
keeps Mic moves on in the same old sub
stantial way" for Mic knows how ''to pad
die his own canoe.
-Rudulph Stripping now occupies the
place formerly carried on by f. Fl. Jornt
on Milwaukee ave. and will run it on an
improved plan and keep things up in good
and proper shape.
Chr. Arentzen has novelty in the
way of lamp chimney cleaner which is
selling wherever shown. It is manufac-
tured in Kenosha, and orders are away
ahead of the supply.
The Chicago Brass company now un-
able to keep up with it's orders, are run
ming day and night. The Lane Manufac-
turing company and the Scotford works
run full force every day.
"A crayon portrait of VIM. Rowe that
was executed by Photographer Brown is
exciting a great deal of admiration and
comment. 1t is masterpiece and should
be seen to be appreciated.
james Button, a shoemaker, and a
man named Pferdesteller engaged in a
free fight at Union Grove last Thursday.
During the melee Pferdesteller was
stabbed and Button received injuries
from which he will die
Bessie, daughter of Victor Eppler, of
Brassville, celebrated her tenth birthday
at her home Saturday evening last The
children passed a most enjoyable time
and little Miss Eppler received some hand
some and valuable presents.
Peter Gratz, as foreman of the Racine
Asphalt sidewalk company has concluded
to take position in the foundry at Ra-
cine junction as a moulder. Mr.. Frank
Ryan succeeds him in Kenosha and will
carry on the business here.
The Y. p. S. c. E: of this city will
not in all probability send delegate to
the convention at Eau Claire this week.
This lack of interest is to be deeply re-
GREETED and we hope that new interest in
the society will be created.
Jerry Driscoll knocked out Pugilist
Condor, of Milwaukee, in three rounds
Saturday night The fight took place
near the Cream City. Jerry made one
handed fight his right hand being badly
crippled in the fight with Smith
The semi-annual meeting Of the
church society of the Congregational
church was called for Monday evening.
There was no quorum present and the
meeting was postponed until last night,
when il was held in the church parlors.
THE TELEGRAPH-COURIER readers
will pardon us for so encroaching upon
their space this week. A rush of adver-
Using at the last moment renders it neces-
sary to curtail the amount of reading
matter, but we shall prepare for it in
future.
Robert Irving brought to the TELE
GRAPH-CoURIER office on Monday d mag
nificent specimen of the American eagle
which he had killed near the lake shore.
The bird measured six feet and four
inches from tip to tip and weighed over
nine pounds.
Men may come and men may CO. but
when the men go up town to-day send
them around to w. D. Bailey & Co.'S tc
buy the family supplies. 1t is pleasure
to buy when one knows that everything
will be satisfactory; and that is just what
Bailey takes apride in. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
The Christian Endeavor people give q
social tomorrow evening for the benefit
of their society in the Congregations
church parlors. 1t is to be hoped thai
this worthy organization will be encour
aged by generous patronage from the
public and that the result will be nea
surplus in the treasury.
Miss Caroline Kimball had narrow
escape from death while en- route east OF
Wednesday of last week. She was pas
senger on the Inflated Baltimore 81 Ohio
train whic,l was wrecked near Garrett
Several of the passengers were Killed out
right and many others seriously injured
Miss Kimballs escape was certainly mir
aculous