The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-16

line V esteln train reaches kenosha
lat $50 Q. m. and leaves at $40 .. IA.
This gives our country friends a super
abundance Of time in The city, but makes
tall running for the train.
John Freitag. a butcher on the north
side died Sunday evening at the age Of
about 45 years. He left a wife and fam
ily His funeral took place Tuesday af-
ternoon from the Lutheran church.
Mr. E. f. Coe. Of Chicago. has re-
moved to Kenosha and opened up real
estate Office with his desk in Dan Head &
! Co. S Bank. he has charge Of the sale Of
the lots in the Woollacott subdivision.
Justice slaier received a call yester-
day from Chicago Mr. Oscar Arnold
and Miss Desdemona Black, Of Chicago.
were united in marriage in the presence
Of two witnesses and returned to Chicago
at 2:2o
Judge A. Van Wycl will address The
meeting at The Young Mems Christian
Association next Sunday. Music By male
quartette. Devotional committee will
meet at $50 to distribute invitations on
The street
Lovers Of the wonderful will have an
opportunity Of witnessing some beautiful
sleight Of hand this { Thursday evening
at the G. A. r. Hall Prof, Rosslewin
has been engaged to give a performance
at the social given by the ladies Of the
relief corps.
Mrs Bridget Mcdonald, wife Of
James Mcdonald, died on Thursday NOR
ming last Of la grippe. Funeral at St.
James church Saturday morning She
was 68 years Of age Her daughter,
Mrs Ella Lampert, of Bismarck, n. d.,
came here to attend the funeeal.
The Epworth League of Bristol M.
E. Church will hold meeting at the
home of Miss Nellie Van Vie on Tuesday
evening, April 81. Each one is invited
to bring a curiosity with them. Topic
for the evening, Shakespeare. A good
time is anticipated and good attendance
is desired.
L. n. DeDiemars small row boat
broke loose from its moorings on Satur-
day morning last with little Tudie De-
Diemar on bo..rd and drifted out into the
lake abont half mile before he was dis
covered. William RAIDER, the assistant
light house keeper, went to the escueand
Brought him in,
The First National Band of this city
will give grand dance at Park City
Hall Tuesday evening, April 2lst Every
one is invited. A jolly good time is as
sured and the band boys deserve some
consideration. They are trying to raise
money enough to buy new uniforms. A
good band we'll uniformed is great adj
vertisement for city and a thing Keno
sha lacks.
Last Friday night during the thun
der shower the steeple of ST. Georges
Catholic church in Kenosha was struck
by lightning A discolored line, appar
er tly three wide, ran down the entire
length to the,main roof, where the shin
gIes were taken off. Damage $3.50 to
$500 This is the second time this
church has been similarly injured, the
first time being in the spring of 1881.
The Free Mason who succeeds Gen
Albert Pike as the highest dignitary of
the order in this country is James Cum
ningham Bachelor, NJ d., O. New Or
leans, Lieutenant Grand Commander Of
the Grand Consistory of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite in the Southern
Jurisdiction. He is Canadian by birth,
but settled in Alabma before the war
Mr. John Meyers has gone in for
toning things up too. He has added to
his outfit magnificent new funeral car
and a handsome new carriage. The fu
neral car is as handsome as anything of
the KIM we nave SeeH III d lOIS blIHc
1t has piano finish. is trimmed in silver
and cost 81 400. The carriage is also
beauty, of the latest style and elegant
enough for the must fastidious person in
America
Why don't some one in Salem and
Bristol let us hear from thee towns. |
Get your letters in by Wednesday morn |
ing and they will be published. We will
pay for good regular correspondence in
every town in the county. More atten-
ton must be given to the county news,
but this cannos be accomplished unless
the friends of the paper in the country do
alittle something.
Wednesday afternoon S. Matthew's
church was the scene of very quiet and
interesting ceremony. Edward Ashley