The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-24
w. S. Lamb is convalescent.


Charles Skidd had his hand crushed
last Thursday, A heavy stove fell on it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat began, of this
city, are congratulated on the birth of
son.
Miss Gertie hermann is being enter
tanned this and next week by Chicago
friends
Don't fail to attend the musicale at
the Congregational church tomorrow
evening.
Justice Slater returned Saturday from
a pleasant visit of of few days duration
in Chicago.
"A good situation for the right young
man. Apply to Young Mems Christian
Association,
"A military company of Racine ex
cited the admiration of the small boys
here Sunday
The chuck holes on Pearl street have
been filled up. There are others which
need filing.
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work in family of four; $500 week. En-
qure at this Office.
Aid. Frank Holderness is building a
handsome residence on his property on
Washington Island.
"A team belonging to J. l.. Stevens &
Son ran away last Thursday, but, for
tunately did no damage.
IF. G. Binninger will remodel his store
on Market Square. He needs more room
for his growing business.
"A detachment of militia from Racine
marched to Kenosha and then marched
back again last Sunday.
Mrs. G. M. Dunn, manicure and hair
dresser, has new ad in the current issue
of the TELEGRAPH COURIER.
Mrs. Ira Cook fell on the walk at her
residence in this city and met with a
slight fracture of limb.
Full particulars of the suicide at Som
ers appear in another column in our
correspondence from that place.
III. W. Kellogg, of Milwaukee, will
speak at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION next Sunday.
.'Tuhey" keenan, is registered at the
Hotel Stab. again under the old familiar
clsSrgeof drunk and disorderly.
-Eichelman s. Sons have placed twen-
ty improved gas burners in their store.
The improvement is a marked one.
Last Friday was the hottest Septem-
Der day in Kenosha for many years. The
thermometer registered 80 2 in the shade.
The mass meeting of the tanners at
Wilden's Hall last Saturday evening was
we'll attended. Nothing very definite was
accomplished.
Little Elsie Taft fell down stairs last
Thursday afternoon and sustained severe
bruises about her face and neck. She is
getting along nicely.
Rev. Anton Miller is now the priest
in charge of the catholic church in Paris.
He comes from ST. Lawrence, Wis, and
was ordained Sept, 3.
An energetic young man would like
Apply to General Sec'y Young Mems
Christian Association.
The Chicago Sunday Times contained
a long and fattering article on the beau
ties and improvements of Kenosha. and it
was not Overdone either.
-Messrs John Lindermann 81 Son, con
tractors have erected and finished TWEEN ty
five new houses and buildings in KenOsha
during the present season.
AT home cards are issued by Mrs.
George Yule for next Thursday afternoon
from three to six. Mrs. Barker and Mrs.
of Racine, will assist.
Charles Smithe, who has lately come
here, weighing 135 pounds, is willing to
fight any one in Kenosha or Racine
weighing from 1876 to 40 pounds.
For the Industrial Exposition, Chicago,
Sept. 16 to Oath the G. M. & St. P Ry. |
will sell excursion tickets every Thursday
for fare and third for the round trip.
Frank DeDiemar and Charlie Parker
had little scrap last Friday evening on
Market Square 1t was all about differ
ence of opinion of the weight of horse.
AS far as pleasure is taken in consid
GRAFTON the Kenosha Volunteer Firemen's
excursion was decided success. In a
financial way the boys came out about
even.
For the unveiling of the Grant Mon u
ment at Chicago, Oct. 7th the G. M. &
St. P Ry. will sell excursion tickets the
9th and 7th for one fare for the round |
trip.
Matters pertaining to the ]. j. Clapp |
estate, occupied the county court on
Thursday, Hon. j. Y. Quarles, of Mill
waukee, represented Mrs. Clapp as her
attorney.
Little George Strangberg fell from a
wood pile in his fathers barn on Third
street Sunday morning and sustained a
fracture of an arm. The little sufferer is
mending rapidly.
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