The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-10-08

uSI1Ce SidteI IeIiuefeu Il fuQSu- en-
for SOL SO for the plaintiff in the attach
ment suit of Dagenbach VS.. Stencil last
Friday.
The work on the tannery chimney
was resumed Tuesday morning and the
work will be pushed with all possible
haste
We understand that a most delightful
play will soon be ably rendered by home
talent in the interest of the Knights of
Pythias.
Mr. c. A. Dewey desires to thank his
recent midnight visitor for the price of an
ice cream soda which was left on the
porch.
The mandohn-guitar club at the
University is in active practice under the
efficient supervision of Directors Skinkle
and Mitchell
AT the regular meeting at the Y NJ
G. A. hall next Sunday reports Of the
Milwaukee convention will be read by the
delegates
Col. M. Frank and wife are now oc-
cupying quarters at Miss McClellan's
boarding house at the Lee place on
Prairie Avenve
"A new water gas machine is being
PUT in at the Kimball gas works, and
other Improvements aggregating So, 600
are being made.
Buy your clothing in Kenosha. Our
ri of 81
such a stock as there is demand for. So
trade at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomie, of Keno
sha, are congratulated by many friends on
the birth of daughter, which came to
them on Friday last.
u. J. Lewis will pay five dollars re
ward for information leading to the con-
viction of the person who spilled ink on
his sidewalk and carriage steps.
Mrs O. S. Newell entertained party
of friends last Thursday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Newell, who have
recently returned from Europe.
The locust trees around ST. Mat
thew's Episcopal church are being re-
moved and the surrounding appearances
improved a great deal thereby.
The Kenosha boys and University
students seriously contemplate organizing
foot ball club and wrestling the honors
from the Lake Forest champions.
Mat. Lauer and Mr.. Gardiner say
they keep their cider mill constantly run
ming in the town of Somers, and that
there is no failure in the apple crop.
Mr. Torrey was thrown from his
horse near his residence in the town Of
Pleasant Prairie recently and one arm
was broken. He is mending rapidly.
Miss Susie Ludwig, daughter of Ber-
nard Ludwig, of Brighton, and Mr.. Peter
Meyer, Of Kenosha, will be married Oct
18th in st. Thomas church in Brighton.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a social at their parlors
this (Thursday) evening. Supper will
be served at six o'clock. All are invited.
The original building of the Allen
tannery plant is being torn down and will
be replaced by a brick addition which
will be used as an engine room for this
mammoth establishment
Annual meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association will be held this
(Thursday) evening at o'clock, for the
election of officers and directors. A full
attendance is desired
cho of 1fc
are groaning with seasonable goods.
Don't go to Chicago for your clothing,
boots and shoes, dry goods and hardware.
Patronize your home merchants.
A likeness, taken by Santiago ar
tist of Balmaceda, the late CHILEAN presi-
dent, is in possession of Mr.. B. W. Eichel-
man, former subject. 1t is on exhibit
ton at Eichelman's clothing store.
Il. M. Thayer began operations at his
sorghum mill yesterday. He has plant
with capacity of 100 gallons of syrup
per day, but the yield of cane is light this
year and the total run for the season will
not exceed 600 gallons
The board of directors Young Mems
Christian Association which will be elect
ed this evening will meet on Thursday
next at o'clock and take supper provi- |
ded by the Ladies Auxiliary, after which
they will hold the business meeting
Mrs Flemming, of Silver Lake,
while driving with her son last week
Wednesday, was thrown from the car
rage, sustaining injuries from which she
died in few hours. Deceased was well |
known throughout Kenosha county.
"A pleasant evening was passed by |
the Methodisfs and their friends at the |
reception and farewell last Thursday |
evening The new pastor, F. A. Pease, |
made good impression upon his people |
and he seems well pleased with Kenosha. !
The replevin suit of George Runals
VS.. Chauncey Umland, for the replevin |
of a harness, was tried last Thursday be-
fore Justice Slater. M. A. Baker pros
ecuted and Cavanagh & Fisher appeared |