The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-11-28

had no snow to speak of Thanksgiving
day.
Henry Evans, a pioneer resident OF
this county, now Of Iowa, is here visit
ing his brother-in Samuel Bohan-
ION.
The livery men are getting out
their cutters and sleighs for the parties
which are sure to be thick now for a
time.
Let there be a large attendance at
the Young Peoples Union Meeting OH
Friday evening at the Congregational
church.
Miss Bertha Eichelman has gone
to Warsaw, Ind, to spend the holidays
with her brother, w. F. Eiehelman
and family.
-Ames & Angler offer coupon in
their ad. which is worth a dollar bill.
1t is worth cutting out and taking to
their store. DIVES
When the storm cleared away at
Winnetka, ILL.,, they discovered that q
steamer with two schOoners had gone
ashore there.
The Young Peoples societies OF
the Baptist, Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches will hold union services
next Friday evening.
The condition Of Mrs. f. w.
Mathews does not seem to improve
She is quite seriously i'll Of pneumonia
and other complications.
The revival meetings at the Park
avenue M. E. church closed Sunday
evening. They are considered to have
been very profitable meetings.
-Rumor declares that Mr.. Cleve-
land has ordered new up-to-date
encyclopedia to aid in preparing his
forthcoming message to congress.
Over 100 young men visited the
Y. M. G. A. rooms last Saturday
What would be the attendance if they
had nice new building on the cornerY
The gas was not turned on Sunday
on schedule time, and as consequence
there were several beefsteaks eaten for
dinner which were a little rarer than
usual.
Received from the weather bureau
in excellent shape rich, heavy supply
of the beautiful" So far as we have
been able to examine it is in first class
order.
Grand Chief Templar ". Ell. Clark,
of the Good Templars, notifies us that
he will be here in the near future to see
what can be done about organizing a
lodge here.
County Clerk Robbins has taken
possession of his residence on West
street. If he is little off from his
even disposition today credit it to lay
ing carpets.
The temperance meeting held at
the Park avenue Nj. E. church Sunday
afternoon was well attended and very
interesting. The addresses were all
given marked attention.
The dancing at Prof. Wirth's
school Monday evening was enjoyed
by large crowd. A number were
down from Racine to attend it. They
all report an excellent time.
"A citizen of KenOsha who owns
real estate in Chicago, one day last
week sold six feet frontage in one of
the best residence portions of the city
for $4,000 cash, or $500 front foot.
The Racine high school eleven
came down here Saturday to play our
high school team game of football.
They met very even match and went
home without any score on either side.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Cuppey, of
Chicago, were guests in the family of
E. L. Grant over Sunday. Mrs. Cup
pey was formerly Miss Overstreet, one
of the popular high school teachers of
last year.
Miss Ada Larrabee has gone to the
Presbyterian hospital in Chicago to
have an operation performed on her
throat, which has been troubling her
for some time. Dr. Sem will perform
the operation.
On Dec IA, commencing at 10 o'clock
I will sell twenty three sets of double
and single harnesses at the store of the
Kenosha Novelty Company. No har
nesses sold before that day.
III. B ROBINSON, Assignee.
The Union meeting of the Baptist,
Methodist and Congregationalist
Young Peoples Societies Friday will be
a most enjoyable gathering. All in
vited to attend, at the Congregational
church Friday evening.
A letter from Mrs. Edward Balm
states that the weather in Pasadena
is uncomforta bly, warm, the thermome-
ter registering $50 in the hotel office.
A Lake Michigan breeze wouldn't be
disagreeable in that temperature.
-The.frequent requests we get for
information concerning the progress of