The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-21


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Mrs. G. w. Allen entertained the
Octagon Club Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
Rev. Sanford will resume his plain
talks on matrimony at the Park Avenue
Methodist Church next Sunday evening.
Subject Wedding Bells.
IF you want to buy lot, or house
ana lot, call at this office We can show
you several choice properties. Don't fail
to call
-. Narrow Guage Religion will be
Mr.. Bray's theme next Sunday evening
at the Congregational church He will
have something to say to the liberalists
who attend.
"A letter from Mr. Wunder, of the
Electric Light Co. received Tuesday
states that the machinery and other ma
terial for the plant has been ordered ana
will be pushed with all possible speed.
The marriage Of Mr. Joseph Tacki
and Miss Katie Zahnen occurred Tues
day morning at. st. Georges Catholic
church, Rev NJ Pape officiating. A re-
ception was held at the residence of the
brides parents after the ceremony. The
happy couple left for Chicago at 813that
evening
| Ground was broken yesterday morn
| ing for the foundation of the first of Sc
ries of ten or more houses to be built for
parties who have purchased lots in the
Woollacott Subdivision. About1, 500 feet
| of the sidewalks has been completed
The work on the streets is being pushed
and we think that by next Sunday it will
begin to look very much like new and
| busy place. Take stroll out that way
and see what is going on in your town.
Mrs Geo d. Head and daughter,
Miss Belle, entertained the Kemper Hall
Seniors classmates of Miss Head on
Thursday evening last by a pleasant and
informal dancing party, which was much
enjoyed Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. r. Head Misses Bass, Bartlett,
Baker, Kemper Willis, Kimbal!, Newell,
/ Petit Bray, Stebblns and McHenry, and
! Messrs. Engel, Spruce, Simmons, Robin
son, Wainwr. ght and Lucien Lance Gill
bert Fuller, Marsh, Kehlor Welles and
! Pierre Key.
We want everybody in the Eastern
half Of the county to come to the Fourth
Of July celebration at Kenosha, but there
is room for another one at Wilmot, Salem
or Brighton. The inhabitants in
Brighton and Wheatland need to know
that this government had a birthday and
that it was greater day than that of any
souyerign or Potentate that ever breathed
and they will be happier and better men
for having their loyalty renewed and the
day made something else than an occa-
sion for an idiotic debauch.
A meeting Of the shareholders of the
Kenosha Land and Improvement Com
pany was held last Monday evening at
Schend's Hall, which was very largely
attended. The bids for the erection of
the buildings to be built for the Geo. S.
Perrin Mattress Co., were opened and re-
vealed the fact that Mr. Joseph Williams
bid was the lowest by considerable. AT
ter some considerable discussion and
some rather sharp talk it was decided to
award him the job after fling the re-
quirAd bond 1t was the desire of quite
number of the North Siders to award
the contract regardless OF the bio, but
several of the officers spoke their little
pieces in such unmistakable manner that
their point was made. An assessment of
$50 per share was made upon the stock
holders and is now due and payable to
Joseph Bendt, Treasurer Ground has
been broken and the work will go for
ward with all possible speed.
Last week Chief Of Police Schend re-
ceved telegram from the Sheriff at Buff
falo Mimi, stating that he was coming
here with requisition for the body Of
John Holzen, charged with crime there.
1t seems that soon after arriving i'll Keno
sha HolZen went to SchmitZ & Lauers to
buy some goods, and while there asked
for materials with which to write letter
to his wife. The post Office officials at
Buffalo We're on the alert and when the
letter arrived promptly informed the po-
lice Of the fact and gave the address on
the envelope. On learning this the Sher-
if Immediately wrote to Chief Schend.
giving description of the man and re-
questing his request. Chief Schend al
lowed officer Sorensen to read the letter
and the latter Immediately identified the
man wanted as the man who had just
purchased the saloon of John HolZemer
on the north side. HolZen acknowledged
he was from Buffalo, Mimi. but claimed