The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-05

family of Mr. and Mrs. G, H. Leach a fine
baby. girl 81 i
Miss Louise Kr0utkramer and joseph
Schultz were married at9the residence. Of
FIR. Wenlter, on the north side.
Mrs. DIR. Weiskopf and daughters
went to Madison last week. They have
gone on a visit to Mrs. Weiskopf's'son.
Did you see that cream freezer2 Put
the. cream in at one end and 1t comes out
ice cream at the other. What next
-Chas CRUDE had to undergo the
painful operation Of having one of his
fingers amputated.
n. Simpson & CO. have placed light
ming rods on the residence Of Mr.. U. j,
Lewis.
= 1t is SAID that Buchanan's Comedy
Co. will be. here next week. They have a
brass band orchestra. An orchestra will
be a novel thing for our. opera house.
Have you tried the new bath tubs at
the barber shop Of DEMO & Goodman
Now is chance for a .semi-annual bath
Don't fail to take one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ortiz who re-
side in the north division OF the city, re-
ioice in the birth Of son which occurred
on Thursday last.
Mr. Henry Zeitler has engaged in the
manufacture and sale of the W. P Voll-
man dump-box in the city Of Kenosha
aud vicinity.
The aldermen are becoming quite
exclusive these days. Each individual
has separate desk in the new
council chamber.
The F. S. Lowell Post G. A. R..
held memorial services IN the hall OF
Monday evening, on the deaths Of Gen
Sherman and Admiral Porter.
Mr.. Henry Halberstadt, the baker
purchased on Tuesday last a lot just cas-
of the Garfield. House, and in the nea
f1ture,expeets to build a block with tive
or three, business rooms thereon.
Rev. E. c. Potter, the pastor Of Bpis
fol NJ. 2. Church intends giving serie
Of Sunday. evening discusses on the Tel
Commandments. ALL are cordially in
FFlted to be present.
The Woman>s, Aid Society of tn
First Congregational Church have pur
chased a Chickering piano for. use in tn
lecture room Of the church, for which
they paid 5000
-Nickels Savings Bank in connection
with the First National Bank Stamp
and pass books will be in tn
hands Of the merchants on Friday, Marcel
6, 1891, for sale and distribution.
The funeral services Of James Boyl
were held at ST. James church on Fri
day morning last. A large number o
people were in attendance, among whom
were several relatives from Chicago.
The M. b church have engaged Mr.
Piazza, a native Of Jerusalem, to give I
lecture in their parlors on March 8. Sub
ject: Palestine. Here is chance to spenC
an evening proftably. Co. hear and Sc
him.
Married at the residence of Mr. Chris
topher George, Oh Grand Avenue. Feb. IS
by Rev. 1. w Corey, Mr.. Edward D
Norton, Of New York City. to Miss Min
4nie Barnes, daughter Of Mr.. Norman
Barnes, Of this City. 2a
=9-7A pleasant evening was 2Tspent a
G: "A. r. hail on Friday last; about
twenty or thirty people. assembled and
INDUCED. in dancing. Mss Emma Steb-
/ bins and Mr. Chas.. Ernst furnished the
music Supper was. had at the Fashion
1 e 49, ..*s.-t. sa ts1 2
t Henry Hastings has blossomed out
into a full blown lawyer. He passed at
/ the last examination. in Milwaukee and
was admitted to practice. Last week he
examined his first wltness.and made his
initial speech.
vs.
On Sunday t8th the. Methodists of
Pleasant Prairie and Wesley Chapel viii
have a service Commemorative to the foun-
der of Methodisms. John Wesley. At the
close ofethe service. a collection will be Ia
| ken for the relief of the worn out preach
ers. 7 ~
Es.sE-. ss 11@ = f.fl 1898 II aa<
The KenosAaLand and Improvement
fco. have an option on the Hastings prop
erty, containing % acres, .for$4 900 This
land is situated Just North Of thecitX and
upon which the new Mattress Factory is
expected to locate. 50
Will Racine, ever get an electric street
railway Two companies have been
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