The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-05-14

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Reads boats.
John G. Wagner will entertain the
Kenosha and Social Whist Clubs Thurs
day evening. "-Racine Daily Times
Work on the buildings for the new
Mattress factory will probably be begun
this week.
Mr. Joseph E. Dodge Of Racine, pos
itively declines to become a candidate for
the Office Of Judge for this judicial Cir
cult
Have you read Kotz & Winnegar's
al in this issue of the paper Read it, it
will tell you something you want to
know
Miss Hearding, the Soprano soloist,
in the Hatton Club Concert receives 81, 200
a year as the soloist in prominent Chi
cago church.
Peter Rhodes Opera House begins to
show up quite beautifully. He has de
cided to put it up three stories and is
pushing the work as fast as possible.
Mr. r. F. Roberts has been chosen
Justice Of the Peace for the town Of
Pleasant Prairie, has qualified and en-
tered upon the discharge Of his duties.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Kenosha W. @. T. Z. will be held in the
Y NJ. G. A. parlors on Tuesday, May
10Th, at 3 p. m. All are invited.
HELEN NJ PERKINS, Cor. Sec'y.
Mr.. n. P. Peorson and Miss Thilda
Johnson, both Of Waukegan, H., joined
hands in holy matrimony last Sunday af-
ternoon at the Danish parsonage in this
city.
Mr. Matt. Stahl has purchased the
property just south Of the TELEGRAPH
COURIER building, formerly owned by
DR.. Hazelton. He will move the frame
building off and put up brick business
block. The consideration was So, 900.
ly on the trees in Kenosha the past week.
and the place begins to look like deserv-
ing it's name, the Park City. Kenosha is
one Of he prettiest small cities in the
United States anyhow.
If you want to save your money ana
have it pay you handsome profit, sub
scribe for stock IN the Building AID Loan
Association. The security is first class
and dividends larger than those made by
many of the largest and most prosperous
institutions III the country.
"A great many new houses will be
built in Kenosha this summer through
the aid extended by the Building and
Loan Association. 1t is useless to pay
rent when you can just as we'll be paying
the same money toward home. Sub
scribe for stock in the 4th series, nov
open,
Next Sunday evening the Epworth
League will hold its anniversary service
at the NJ e. church. Essays, readings
and recitations will be furnished BY the
members of the League. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to the PIT bic to be
present.
-~The following games have been ar
ranged By the management of the Urfver-
sity Ball Club. At the Association Park
with Waukegan on Saturday. May Is.
With Racine Athletics on May 30. An
admission fee Of Is cents will be charged
on May Both to defray expenses.
Mr.. Bray is going to talk next Sun
day evening on the subject Of ':Amuse
ments" This is subject that church
members disagree very widely on and it
may be interesting to some Of them to
know just where the pastor of the Con
gregatfonaI church stands on that subject
and his reasons therefor
The Gasette spoke Monday evening
of the Hatton Club rehearsal at the
TELEGRAPa-COt -KIER office and stated
that il had good sized audience on the
side walk We'll 1t was only the Arion
Qnartette at their regular Saturday even
ing practice. The quartette is IN good
shape now and enjoy their practices very
much.
Tired Bates executive abilities were
not long unemployed. He has been en-
ployed by the Electric Light Co. as super
intendent. He is pushing the business
and arrangements have been made to get
the plant into working order as quickly
as it can be done, which will be in very
short time.
Arrangements have been made for a
concert the 25.h Of this month. in which
Miss Lily Runals. Nr. McAllister, Of
Chicago, and the Arion Quartette Of Ke
nosha. will participate. 1t will be given
under the auspices, of the Ladies Aux
Hilary Of the Y NJ c. A, and for the ben
Il.