The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-02-26
WE AND OUR NElGHB0Rs.

on Sunday and returned Tuesday
Mr. S. c. Johnson, of Racine, called
On old friends here last Sunday.
Herbert Johnson, of Racine, spent
Sunday with Sam Simmons.
Bert Ward of, West Superior, Wis.
was here Saturday and Sunday
Albert Fransway has been on the
sick list for over a, week past.
Mrs. VIM P, Wright visited last
week IN Chicago with her daughter, Mrs.
Gallaumer
Mrs. Judge Noyes of La Porte, Indi-
ana, is visiting her Aunt Mrs. Theodore
Newell
Mrs, James E. Pettil, of Chicago, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Runals
and family.
john O'Neil the plumber, is back to
Kenosha and has taken position in The
Whitaker Engine and Skein Works.
George W Fay, ESQ. Justice Of the
Peace in the town Of Wheatland, was IN
the City on Tuesday.
MI and Mrs, Richard Osborne, who
have been visiting friends here The past
week, returned to Milwaukee last Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs H. Marcusson, of Chi
cago, assisted the choir of the M. E.
Church last Sunday.
Mrs Nc Henry went to St. Louis on
Monday to visit her daugh er, Lcrena,
VINO is i'll there.
j l.. Hussey and wife, of Chicago,
was here over Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of Mr. Hunts child in Bristol.
jacob Meyers, who has for some time
been ia the state of Washington and
through the West, has returned and will
go into the Market Street Stables with his
brother John
Mr.. Smith, Of 1876 Sonth Desplaines
street, Chicago, was in Kenosha last Fri
day looking after the roofslating, CUTTERS
cornices &c, of the new High School
building
Katherine, wife of the. late Math
Tack of this city, died on Friday last
The funeral occurred Monday from ST.
Georges Catholic church
Henry O'Donnell stole an overcoat
from the rack in the American House
Tuesday morning. He was arrested, ia
ken before Justice Gillett, and bound over
for trial at the next term of the Circuit
Court.
There was no special observance of
Washington's birthday The banks and
Post Office were Closed during certain
ASIDE from this there was no noticeable
observance.
Mr.. Stephen Gault will give his third
address on Science and the Bible next
Sunday afternoon at the Y. NJ G. A.
rooms. The special topic will be ''Crea-
ton of Man Both ladies and gentlemen
are invited.
Memorial services in honor of Gen
W. T. Sherman and Admiral David D.
Porter will be held at the Post Hall on
Monday evening, March I'd, 1891 All
members are earnestly requested to be
present. A cordial invitation is extended
to all Grand Army comrades.
By order of P. G.
CHAs. A. LEONARD, Adj1tant
james A. Boyle ST. died Tuesday
night aged about seventy years. He
leaves wife and six children, four sons
and two daughters, to mourn his loss
Mr.. Boyle was an old resident and much |
by all who knew him, the wild |
ow and children have the kind sympathy
odmany friends in and around Kenosha.
The Juniors of the Young Mems ,
Christian Association were very happily |
entertained by the Entertainment Com |
mittee Of the Ladies Auxiliary on Satur- |
day night. There was a short musical |
and literary programme, followed by an
exhibition of interesting magic lantern |
views The attractions Of the evening
were climaxed with an old fashioned can
dy pull. In view of the feast to follow, |
the bows worked very earnestly. but could |
hardly wait till the candy was well pulled. |
Another entertainment will occur in
about month.
Custom now demands delivery wagon |
system with every grocery, and while it |
is of convenience to the customer it is of
great expense to the grocer. Often the |
system is abused, and we know of one
case where good groceryman gave up
the business on account of it. A lady
came leisurely in a store with bottle,