The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-10
WE AND OUR NEIGHBoRs.

kegan
g. w. Bull is at Twin Lakes on
business.
Mrs. c. Gfroerer is visiting relatives
at Salem.
Rev I. W. Corey paid Chicago visit
on Monday.
-Ex-sheriff John Harmon was in town
on Monday.
-Chas. Balm saw the Chicago Brooklyn
ball game Friday.
Steve Kehlor took in the ball game at
Chicago Saturday.
August Weiskopf was in Chicago
Saturday and Sunday.
William Stetson, of the town of Som
ers was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Farr was the guest of
Waukegan friends Monday.
Mrs. Ed Hollister is being enter
tanned by Chicago relatives.
Mrs. w. j. MARITIME visited in Chi
cago last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Mary Bray is visiting her uncle
/. n. Bray, at Sioux City, Iowa.
Miss Ruth stebbins spent couple Of
days with Racine friends last week.
Mrs. Dr. Ward, of Milwaukee, was
entertained by friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Ryan, of Chicago, is the guest
of her relative, Mrs Harry A. Kupfer
Mr.. Charles H. Coggswell of the town
of Salem was in the city last Saturday.
Miss Gertie Lewis was the guest of
Miss Belle Homes in Racine, last week
Miss Lutte Schroeder is spending a
few weeks among friends in Sheboygan.
The gas company have just COM
pleted new main to the mattress factory.
Miss Bertha Botsforth, of Chicago, is
visiting Miss Blish, her aunt, in this city
Fred Palmgreen of the Brassville
house wenl to Chicago on business Mon
day.
JAS. r. Kehlor returned Saturday
from flying trip along the Atlantic
states.
Miss Belle Holmes, of Racine, will
attend the Kenosha High School this
winter.
"A Wulf of Racine had business in
Kenosha last Thursday and again on
Monday
ID. HI. Lance spent several days last
week at Racine the guest of Mr. o. R.
Johnson.
Mr.. Erich G. Cole, of Great Bend,
Kansas spent Tuesday with his brother
FL. G. Cole.
H. E. Fletcher spent last Sabbath
with his family who have been summering
at MenaSha
ATTORNEY Lloyd, of Kenosha, is
satisfied to spend his Sundays in Racine.
Racine Times.
&c. r. Mcdowell went down to Kan
kakee Tuesday on business in connection
with the University.
Miss Bessie Beach, of Waukesha was
entertained yesterday by the family of her
uncle, G. Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Allderige, having
returned from abroad, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs O. S. Newell.
Miss Mary A. Hornung, of Paris, is
visiting her sister, Miss Kittie r. Hor-
hung, in this city, this week
Morrison Garst expects to start out
on mis- fall trip next week. He says the
prospects are for big trade.
L. D. Jones will not 90 out on his
trip until next week. Business is so brisk
that his attention is needed here.
-Messrs Ernest Hueffner and J. Hor-
lick, of Racine, came down on their
wheels Sunday and spent the day here.
Miss Jessie Sherwood returned to her
home in Chicago after pleasant weeks
visit with the family of A. c. Sherwood.
Mrs. Jacob Lauer and daughters, and
Mrs. Marguerite Hettrich, of Racine, are
visiting relatives and friends in Kenosha.
Miss Allie Hill goes to Chicago on
Saturday for a few days visit, after which
she will return to her school at St. Joseph,
Mo.
Rev. Nordvig, of the Scandinavian
! Methodist church, is attending the regular
annual conference of his church at Chi
cago.
Miss Alice Bray left yesterday fol-
Salt Lake City, Utah, where she has &C
cepted position as teacher in the Acad-
envy,
Justice G. Gillett, wife and daughter
Annie returned last Saturday from six
weeks visit in New Jersey and other east
ern states.
MIR. and Mrs. o. NJ Calkins left Mon
day for an extended visit among relatives
at Buffalo and other New York points and
in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. WEIGH, Of Paisley, Scotland was
here Monday as the guest of Prof Fl. N.
Seaver This is the gentleman's first trip
through America.