The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-03
(From FRIDAYS Daily.)

John Mulligan and wife are visit
ing Mr.. Mulligan's mother, in Brass
vile.
Misses Jennie and Katie German,
of WATERFOWL, are guests of the Misses
Hanley.
Skating is very good upon Pike
creek. The small boy has found it out,
you may be sure.
Miss Alice Adamson is spending
her vacation with her brothers and
sister in Chicago.
The Masonic officers elected for
the ensuing year were duly installed
Thursday evening.
Alfred Rice, of Chicago, former
teacher in the Kenosha public schools,
was in the city Thursday.
Ben Stahl jumped from his wagon
Thursday and sprained his knee. He
will be laid up for few days.
Miss Nice lennan, of Monticello, H.,
formerly a teacher at Kemper Hall, is
visiting there for short time.
Charles Weichert, formerly with
Leach & Lamb, now Of Racine, was
married in Milwaukee Thursday.
Mrs. II. H. Marcusson, Of Chicago,
returned to her home Thursday after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Hollister.
Mrs. Henry James, of Lake Forest,
ILL.,, daughter of Under Sheriff John
Harrington, is visiting her sister, Mrs
F. G. Hannahs.
-Schulte's orchestra has been en-
gagged to play accomplishments for the
Athletic clubs minstrel show, which
takes place Jan. II.
Mrs. j. 81. Alexander, of Huron,
IS D., is visiting her brother, Hon. W.
S. Maxwell. Mrs. Alexander is for
mer resident Of Kenosha.
John Gressinger, formerly operator
at the Western Union Telegraph office,
now of Boston, is here spending his va
cation among old friends.
French & Robinson take the
agency of the Philadelphia Under
writer's association Jan. /, to add to
their other good companies.
The appointment of Charles Yule
to the plincipalship Of the north ward
school by Supt. E. L. Grant, has been
confirmed by the school board.
About POO children were made
happy by the Kemper Hall Christmas
tree Thursday evening. There were
very few exercises before the gift dis
| tributiOn.
Charles Lothrop, of ST. Paul, was
in the city Thursday visiting his father,
Jason Lothrop. Charles is conductor
on the st. Paul road running between
ST. Paul and Duluth.
Last Wednesday evening Messrs.
Thomas Hansen, T. l.. Moore, W. }.
Frost and W. W. Strong went up to
Racine to take the Templar degree in
Racine Commandery, No. Z, Of Knights
Templars.
I Farmers out west Of the city are
complaining Of the reckless shooting
done by boys who go out to hunt.
Some of them set up marks and are not
at all careful about shooting toward
houses or barns.
AT the meeting of the state camp
of Modern Woodmen, at Madison,
Thursday, William Evans, of Trevor,
was elected Kenosha cOunty's repre-
sentative in the Head camp. Henry
Lvtle, of Somers, was elected alternate.
-Axel Christensen, formerly with
DR.. Ripley, who was reported killed
and robbed in Chicago about two
months ago, proved to be quite a live
lily corpse today. He called at the
NEWS office to prove that he is still on
earth.
Look for a big business transfer
within u few days. The matter is
being Matched up, and but for few
lminor details it would have been con-
illuminated Thursday. The News is
requested to not tell about it until the
deal is completed.
The equity of redemption time has
expired on the Rhode opera house
mortgage foreclosure and a judgment
has been obtained by Valentin Blat1
from Judge Fish ordering the house
sold. This will be done as soon as the
notices Of sale have been published the
} requisite number of times.
A prominent physician says that
he cannot get the serum used in the
anti toXine treatment of diphtheria in
sufficient quantity to make practi-
cal test Of the remedy. The demand
is 80 great for it by all physicians that
it may be some time before it can be
had. Just us soon as il arrives it is tC
be tested in KenOsha.
Barton Bullard is back in jail
again. Last Wednesday he was
shipped out of town by Chief Stemn
and told not to return, but he came
back under the plea that he had some
clothes here he needed. Before he
managed to get his dry goods, how
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