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

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side. The young lady was visiting at the
house when taken sick
"A certain young lady often seen in a
store on Main street is the happy possess
or of a cool $4,000, which was left to her
last week
| There was a wrestling match in Kim
balls Hall Monday evening which result
ed in favor Of Jerry Driscoll and he was
awarded the prize money, twenty-five
dollars.
Young Schulien, boy of IS years,
who had finger seriously injured at the
Lane Works, has been under the care of
DR.. Meers. The Doctor says that the
afflicted member is doing nicely.
The Republican City Convention
convened yesterday at the city hall pur-
suant to call, and after organization the
convention adjourned to meet Saturday
evening March 81 at o'clock P. NJ.
-Lentz & Funck are about to build an
addition to their grocery store at Brass
Vile They intend putting in complete
line of dry goods and notions. This is
one more business house for Kenosha.
Only one more week of Lent Easter
Sunday quickly follows Palm Sunday and
then the fast is over. Services appropri-
q 70 70 tho Occocio,, will H. I,o1d -, 4I,o
Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches.
Remember the reading by Miss Muir
ply, of Evanston, at the Bristol NJ E.
Church Friday evening, Mar. Goth come
and hear her give: The Second Trial;
Membranous Group, BY Mark Twain;
She Licked Him Rale Weel; The Child
ren's Hospital, and other fine selections
Albert Borkenhagen, who was
brought up on the harbor says he has
never seen the water in the creek so low
in many years, as it is now the wide
beach on the east shore is entirely bare.
What won't youngsters do? Last
week two little fellows were caught steal
ing various articles from Mr.
Melville. They were treated to jail fare for
three days. Hope it may do them some
6 }od.
-Kupfers new van, of which we made
note in our last issue, may be seen daily
on the streets. It is a daisy, fitted out
with plush cushions and electric bells.
On either side may be seen a picture of
the Sanitarlum, and on the rear, one of the
Grant House. What will he get next?
The Circuit Court met on Monday
for the Spring term. No business of any
great Importance was before the Court
and it adjourned. In the Arnold rape
| case the defendant did not appear and
his bail was defaulted and judgment
entered for the amount The jury was
discharged for the term.
Another factory, do we want it?
Yes if it is a good one, and comes to stay
This one is to manufacture artificial
!
making slate is Mr. Pettengill, Of School
craft, Mich. He is looking around for a
desirable place to locate a factory, and
begin operations. Now is the time to
catch him.
John Hensel was treated to pleas
ant surprise on Saturday evening. A
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goodly number of his friends determined
to entertain him, the occasion being his
Goth birthday. Several Racine people
were among those present. Music was
furnished by the Lake Side Orchestra. Of
which he is member. All had a gay
| time before departing
The little Vernon Brothers are to be
at the Congregational church next Mon
day evening, this promises to be an instru-
mental and vocal treat worth hearing.
The little Vernons are three brothers who
play the VIOLIN cello and piccalo they
also sing. Their ages are 5. Z and II
years respectively and we are told are lit
tie prodigies. By the way tickets are
selling in Racine they are to have big
turn out. At Congregational church Mon
day next.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church. are always planning some sort of
amusement for Kenosha's fair populace.
AS we allowed last week they are prepar-
ing a Mother Goose performance, and now
we wish to announce another attraction,
which we may call musicale. We are
told that this will be rare treat. The
program is being arranged by the COM
mittee, Of which Mrs Mailer is president.
Beside our home talent, which is far
above the average. some very fine foreign
talent has been secured for the occasion.
The entertainment will be given in the
parlors of the church, sometime in the
early part of April.
Amy Shearer, Elga Shearer. Hilma
Casperson, Minnie Werve, Mary Nerve
Lizzie Werye, Walter Hannah Don Cav