The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-06

Mr.. W J. Watson formerly in charge
of the Simmons Touring mill, now resid-
ing in Milwaukee, was in this city last
Saturday.
Miss Anna Zahnen left yesterday for
a trip to st. Paul and Minneapolis. She
will spend two weeks with relatives in
those cities.
Fred Sugden attended the Scotch
games in Chicago on Saturday last Fred
entered the half mile race and took sec
ond money
Mr.. T. L. Curtis, of Waterbury,
Conn, who has been visiting with Mr..
Z. D. TGttIe and family, has returned to
his hons
Mr.. H. G. DEMO, who has been deliver
ing for Haagensen Bros, will in the fu-
ture have charge of chair in Racine
barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Nutting, of Da-
venport, Iowa, are the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. VIII Farr. Mrs. Nutting was form
erIy of Kenosha and has many warm
friends in our city.
Mr. Geo. Watts, who was resident
of this county some IS years ago, and
who now resides in Tripoli, Iowa. is in
the city visiting his niece, Mrs. ]. H.
Brewer
Arrivals at the Pennoyer Santarium
during the past week: Mrs Thomas
Conlin, Mrs. K Lynch, E. O. FELTON,,
Chicago; Mrs G. Dorr, F. H. Corthell,
New York; Miss Della Chandler Omaha;
H. NJ. Vaughn and WIFE Miss Kitty
Vaughn, Racine, Wis; A. NJ Steward,
Saliua, Kan; John Moss, Chicago; Will
liam Besley, Waukegan, ILL.,; 0. w.
Coolidge, Niles, Mich; NJ v Pratt
Evansville, Wis; Mrs. S. G. Judd, Mrs
B. F. Mcconnell Chicago; Mrs. W.
Field and daughter Evansville Ind;
Mrs. Frank F Wood, Chicago.
There are about 20, 900 cash girls in
New York city
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Uhlein
berg, daughter, on July 23d.
At last the old engine house is being
torn down. What will go in its place?
~ H. Blair will in the future occupy
the Dewey house
Mr. and Mrs. Gensen mourn the loss
of their young child, age one year.
John Steinbach, the contractor, has
commenced work on the north side sewer
Mr. and Mrs John Rice, of Kenosha,
have young son, for which they are
congratulated
d. A. Mahoneys little boy is now
on the mend, and bids fair to pull
through.
The only child of Mr. and Mrs ia
cob Schackmuth, of this city, ;'ied on
Tuesday of scarlet fever.
Mr.. John Daniels, of the town of
Brighton, has completed his new house
and will soon move into and occupy it.
JAS. Cavanagh, who was confined to
his bed once more the latter part of last
week, is out again
John G.. Richardson late of the Gar
field house. Will give picnic at Wanke-
gan on Saturday, August, 18th.
Died, on Thursday morning last the
little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave GEM,
aged months
Mrs. Jno T. Yule entertained some
of her friends at tea on Friday evening
lost
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Mckinney were
made happy by the appearance of baby
boy at their home.
On Sunday afternoon the Stars de
feated the Junior Lanes in game of
ball Score, rs to II.
Mr.. a. Stencil has put three hun
dred dollar piano in the Garfield House
for the entertainment and accommodation
of his guests.
Mat Flannery, Of Kenosha County,
has bought out Racine saloon and will
do business at the corner of Eleventh and
Paoina ctroo+c in +ha+ oitx,
Emil Beyersdorfer A. c. Boyington
and A. G. Pacey, Of Randall, and Walter
Dexter, of Pleasant Prairie, are attending
the G. A. r. encampment at Detroit.
That the electric lights will be flick
ering by the 15tl4 is now an assured thing.
Wires are being strung on Prairie Avenue
and vicinity to-day.
The Balm Wagon Works are working