The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16
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Chicago on Sunday last.
Arthur sager called On friends he. 6
Tuesday. Etc is looking we'll
Miss Io-qna McHenry will return TO
her work in ST. Louis tomorrow.
C r. Garst came rp from Chicago
Tuesday on visit to his parents.
Geo. Warvelle, Of Chicago. erstwhile
publisher Of the COURIER, spent Sunday
in Kenosha.
Mrs Lewis. Of Milwaukee. is spend-
ing few days with her son, Mr.. Emory
Lewis, on Park Street.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Van Wyck, Of
Milwaukee. visited Judge and Mrs. a.
Van Wyck this week.
Mrs Emma NJ. Farr went 10 st. Jo-
seph, Mo last Thursday on visit to Mrs.
Jennie Hall and other friends.
Mis- Christie Harrison spent week
Of her vacation In Racine with Miss Belle
Holmes, she returned home last satur-
day.
George Iserman and daughter, Of
Milwaukee visited his fathers family
and other friends in Kenosha on Sunday
last.
Charles Holderness, Of Waullegan,
was in Kenosha on Thursday last to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Bridget Nc
Donald.
Mr. A. A. Mygatt formerly Of Ran
dali, but residing now near Kalamazoo,
Mich, is visiting friends in Kenosha
County this week
Miss Lily Runals is at home again.
She was called home on business connect
ed with her fathers estate. She will be
here several days yet.
Mrs. A. B. Truesdell went to Ocono-
mowoc, Wis, last Saturday to take care
of sick person, having been especially
summoned for that purpose.
Geo. Yule will make trip through
Texas Mexico, Arizona and New Mexico,
spending about two months, looking af
ter the interests Of the Balm Wagon Co.
Charles Quarles was down from Mil
waukee last Saturday on business con-
nected with the Runals estate Mrs.
Quarles is visiting here now, the guest Of
Mrs. E. c. Theirs.
L. M. Haynes, of Antioch, ILL., who
has been to Omaha and through the west
generally. has returned and was in Ke
nosha last week He at one time resided
in Kenosha and his wife eloped with
young Kingsland reported at the time
Mr.. Guy Simmons returned home
Tuesday after winter spent chiefly in
Atlanta and the mountains of Eastern
Tennessee. He visited several points in
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Caro-
lima.
Charley Bull has been laid up with
the grip this week. He is much bet
ter.
The new Council is in a measure
bound to sewer and pare Main street and
there is but little doubt that it will do it,
The total vote on the Judicial Elect
ton in this county was 1855, Of which |
Pinney received 765, Ellis 7OS and Blank
213.
Rev. Sanford has arranged to give a
series of Sunday evening talks on Mat
rimony to his congregation. All are in
vited.
Mr.. William Hayward of Pleasant
Prairie died on Sunday the II inst Ct
LA Grippe. He was nearly so years
old at his death.
The K P. dance and card party on
Tuesday evening was as large a success
as usual. Nearly 80 people were pres
ent and enjoyed themselves.
Mr. and Mrs Christ. Sholey have a
little son, which came to them on election
day, and Christ says the first sound he
uttered was "Hurrah for Petit. "
Richard Richter has left Kupfer's /
bakery, where he has been employed for
a long time, and will open a bakery of
his own at Brassville in the near future.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kenosha w. G. t. Z. will be held in the
Y. M. G.. A. parlor on Tuesday Apr 81 st
at 2. p NJ, A good attendance is drsired.
Some new houses are going up In the
north division. John Lindemann & Son
contractors, and James Filbin has con-
tracted with them to do the mason work,
&C. P. Garst has taken position with
the Balm Wagon Co. as typewriter and
stenographer. He went 10 Chicago yes
terday to buy typewriter for the COM