The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-21
BRIGHTON.

Divine services at st. Francis church
were fairly we'll patronized on Sunday
morning.
Frank Grahm, of Rochester. Wis, a
young man we'll known to most Of our
towns folks, was looking up old school
mates and renewing a pleasant visit
among relatives early in the week. Mr..
Grahm, whose acquaintance here is
quite extensive, was formerly native
of Brighton.
Mrs. Peter Stahl, it is reported, has
been enrolled among the indisposed.
She is under the care Of DR.. Stevens
of Bristol.
Miss Sarah Shouitz for long time a
teacher Of high rank, has accepted
more lucrative position in Milwaukee,
where she entered her new field of labor
Friday. Her numerous friends all unite
with the writer in wishing her God
speed in her new undertaking.
Ford Benedict, Of Burlington, has
been visiting for a time with relatives
in town.
Mary Devlin, completed a very sue
cessful winters term of school in dis
trict No. last Friday in which she has
proved very successful in her work.
All speak very highly of her.
Earnest Swiebel is entertaining his
annual visitor, la grippe.
John Callahan, from Dover, was in
town one day last week on stock pur-
chasing tour He is apparently doing
a thriving business in that line of work.
Mrs. John Ferry is convalescing after
a severe attack of lagrippe.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seitz,
a future voter.
Frank Allison accompanied by his
brother Henry, spent tho day in Keno
sha Friday.
Report says that material is being
hauled for the erection of building
near the Star creamery grounds to be
utilized for blacksmith shop.
George Allen, ST., of Racine, paved
our friends pleasant call Sunday.
Finke & Wackerman, the Burlington
machinists, spent a day in our midst
substantial agriculturists.
S. Mccarthy and Dennis Mccarthy
have assumed control of Mr.. Thomas
farm for the coming year.
Cyrus f. Benedict and wife are MAX
ing visit among their friends at Union
Grove.
William Sears and family have moved
on to their newly acquired property in
Brighton. Mr.. Sears and family will
prove valuable acquisition to our town.
Wilson's orchestra discoursed the
music for the NJ w. A. entertainment
at Union Grove. Several from town
we're present and report that the pro
gram was both interesting and amusing
Miss Mary Mooney started attending
school here Monday morning.
Notwithstanding the poor condition
of the roads Friday night, the literary
concert in the Evans school under The
supervision of the teacher and pupils
was an unqualified success throughout
F. G. Swiebel is sojourning in Racine
Herman Brown and wife had friends
visiting them the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hahn spent one day
last week with Mrs. Lawrence Molitor,
of Brighton.
G.. w. Wilson, who has been num-
bered among the sick for the past two
weeks, is once more able to resume his
old chair
Mrs. F. Beut, Of Lake Geneva, Wis,
was visiting for some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Christopher
Smith.
Last Thursday morning was made
notable by the death of Serge Hall.
His death occurred at the home OF
Thos. Hartnell, in Brighton, where he
was visiting at the time of his sudden
death. His remains were taken to his
home in Bristol Thursday evening.