The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-30

ing oCNCIdi WEEKS Will IEIeuuS III hdClue.
Claude Rogers will be missed at
Hurds. He has gone to Milwaukee to
complete his study of medicine.
MIR. Bradbury and cousin, Mr. Stat
ford, came up on Wednesday to indulge
in tennis on Mr. Simmons court
E. G. Henrotin, of Chicago, visited
with Robert Mari at the residence of DR..
Farr, on Sunday last.
Miss Nellie Zimmerman, for some
days the guest of Miss Lutte Schroeder,
has returned to her home in Chicago.
-Slossoh Beachel, and Thos Hansen
were seen ii the Cream City on Saturday
evening
Rev Father John E. English and his
sister Annie, of Hastings, Neb, and Miss
Jessie Hoy, Of Chicago are guests of Mr..
Thomas English and family IN Kenosha.
Morris Jones, of the Standard Trot-
ting Horse Company is attending the
meeting of the Breedc Association, at
David City, Neb.
Mrs. Charles Dabbs entertained her
friends Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G Davis, Miss
Alice Davis and Miss Edna Wood on
their annual visit, last week.
Mrs. Harvey, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Annie Waldie and daughter and Mrs.
Maggie Fass, also of Chicago, are visit
ing Mrs John Hogan in Kenosha.
j w. Becker went to Chicago on
MondaS to attend the funeral of his SON
in-law, A. e. Ziehm, who died on the 25
tn of typhoid fever,
Miss Carrie Bowers, school teacher at
Lake Geneva, is spending her vacation in
Kenosha visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Mat Bowers and other friends.
Peter Boyer of the Park Street House,
and his son Charles went out to Harvard
last week to visit Mr.. Louis Jordan, who
is Mr.. Beyer's adopted brother.
Mr.. Curtlce, of Waterbury, brother
of Mrs. E. d. Tuttle, is visiting at the
Tuttle mansion. Mr. c.. is cashier of the
First National Bank of Waterbury,
Mrs. J. M. Francis, of Milwaukee,
who has spent several years in Japan, is
visitSR - At the residence of Mrs. L. c.
Lance.
Miss Shaw, of Chicago, and Miss
Austin, of Quincy, H., were in the city
last week. The young ladies were once
of Kemper Hall.
Mrs. Fred Lyman is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs S. G. Johnson, of
Racine. She called on old friends here
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dabbs gave
pleasant tea this week in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. O.. G. Davis, Miss Alice Davis
and Miss Edna Wood, of Racine.
Judge Van Wyck started last Thurs
day on a vacation trip to New York
State. He will visit his old home on the
Hudson and with his wife will spend
several weeks east.
DR.. Meers and wife attended the
races in the Cream City on Thursday
last. The Dr. s mare Beatrice made a
good showing, taking I'd and Sd places in
two of the four heats in the 2:45 race.
Mr.. Woodward, of the firm of Wood
ward & Conley, has the laugh on the
town. His twin brother is in town visit
ing him and-well you can't tell them
apart. But take care and don't strike
the wrong man.
Hon. Gurden Gillett, his wife and
daughter left Kenosha yesterday, the
Goth, for Washington, D. G. From
thence they will go to New York and
various points in the East. They will
visit the birthplace of both, one having
been born in Cayuga county and the 9TH
er in CORTLAND County, New York.
They ARE both past 80 years of age and
start on their journey like young lovers
on their wedding tour All wish them
pleasant visit and safe return.
Among the arrivals at the Pennoyer
Sanitarium during the past week were
LeGage Pratt and wife, Walter Mat
tocks. Chicago; S. w. Goodwin, Water
vile, n. Y. Hon. r. B. Mason, Mrs. A.
L. NJ, Trowbridge, Mason Irowbridge,
A. A. Abbott and family, Chicago; NJ.
Y. Pratt, Evansville, Wis; Mrs. Fl. A.
Williamson, Miss H. NJ. Williamson,
Quincy, H.; S. E. Joss and wife, Hon.
S. Corning Judd, A. B. Rice, A. Lucas
Hunt Chicago, H.; F. J. Jennes, Indi-
annapolis, Ind. Mrs. w. NJ. Jennes, Miss
A. NJ. Jennes, Lafayette, Ind; Jno. G.
Ryan, Chicago, IL; Otto Zweitusch,
Milwaukee, Wis.