The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-03
Mrs. DWIGHT HousA and dauvhte

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/ IS. Corning Judd. ex-Postmaster of
! Chicago, is at the Sanitarium He is
great sufferer from rheumatism.
Paul Benson, of Chicago, represent
ing the Htna Insurance Company, was in
the city Tuesday seeing old friends.
Mrs. Ben Peters and daughter, of
Racine, and Miss Mamie, Keller were the
guests of Mrs. j. B. Zweenic Monday.
Miss Eta Lockin has returned to her
home after very pleasant weeks visit
with the family Of Rev. B. F. Sanford
&C. z Leach, of Rogers Park, III
but the senior Of the firm Of Leach &
Lamb, of this city, was here yesterday.
/ The TELEGRAPH-C COURIER acknowl-
edges pleasant call from Peter Rhode,
| proprietor of Kenosha's new opera house.
Mrs. ]. Heating and daughter of
GAINESVILLE, are visiting her brother
| Thomas of the Maple House in Kenosha.
Rev. Peter Rech is attending the an
nual conference of his church, the Ger
man Methodist, now in Session at Chi
cago.
! Joseph Schmitt of Sladess Corners,
was in the city on legal business concern
ing the settlement of the estate of Bernard
Schmitt Tuesday.
Joshua Dixon, of Brighton, was in
the city few hours Friday and paid the
TELEGRAPHC COURIER office a very pleas
| ant business call.
Master Allen Cole left Tuesday for
Fairbault, MiSn., where he attends school
the coming winter. He accompanied
Miss Julia Allen.
Misses Victoria and Minnie Ward re-
turned Tuesday from a very pleasant
month spent upon the waters of Lake
Michigan yachting
Mrs. G. H. Hurd, Mrs. Chas Allen,
and Mrs. DR.. Will M. Farr go to Wauke-
sha where they will be Joined by their
husbands Sunday.
Mrs. Hawley, and Misses Jennie Bull,
May Organ and Nina Yokum of this city,
were in Racine Tuesday to see Barnum's
greatest on earth"
/ Attorney Mcdowell went to Racine
/ Tuesday on legal business, but upon ar
that village found that the court
IL gone TO the circus.
! DR.. Weiskopf with his sons, William
and August spent part Of Friday and
Saturday at Paddock's Lake They re
turned Saturday evening.
Mrs. Harry Kupfer and her sister,
Mrs. Thos. O'Neil, Of Chicago, returned
from their two weeks visit in the northern
part of the state Tuesday night
Mrs Peter Boyer has returned from
her trip to Trevor and the western part of
this and Racine counties, much rested,
and reports having enjoyed good time
Frank Dietlein and John Strube went
down to Chicago Tuesday and watched
Uncle Arson cayort around the diamond
in his grim endeavor to down the Giants
-Adolph Burg Mat Schmitz, George
Huck and John Kohl went out to Silver
Lake and other lakes in the western part
of the county last week and had fine
time
Mrs Charles Dabbs, of Pleasant
Prairie, visited friends in Milwaukee and
Racine last week She returned Monday
evening and is now visiting Mrs. George
White
VIM. Weiskopf and family, of Ma Il
son, were the guests of Mr.. WIS father,
Dr.. A. Weiskopf on the north side, for
several days They returned home
Tuesday.
"A. j. Benedict of Woodwork was in
the city Friday In few days he will
take his finest sheep and swine to three
fairs where they will be exhibited. Mr.
Benedict is away up in stock raising.
Mr. E. S. Castle, of Bristol, was in
this city Saturday on business and paid
us CALL He has been a subscriber to
the TELEGRAPH-COURIER since 1S48. He
sold fine yearling colt for $3.50 to the
Uihlein stock farm.
Hon. James Cavanagh returned Sat
urday from an extended trip among the
mountains of Colorado in search of health
and recreation He says that he feels
much better, and his appearance is in
harmony with the statement.
George L. Dyer, of the Chicago
Times, is in the city this week writing up
Kenoshas resources and it's prominent
men, This will probably appear next
Sunday and will be very interesting mat
ter for the Kenosha people to get hold of.
He has already written up one of our
prominent men Kenoshas critic"
j. w. May and wife, T. q. Zealand
and wife, Misses Victoria and Mamie
Ward sailed into the harbor on Tuesday
evening in the good yacht Gypsy"
They have been enjoying cruise among
the northern lakes, and are now on their
return trip to Chicago They were enter
| tanned while in the city by Rev. |. w.
Corey and family.
/ Mr.. A. NJ Blackwell and Mr.. Kelley,
| of the firm of Gross, Blackwell & Co., E.
| r T nj i4xy