The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-14

the prize winners.
"A theatre party will go to Chicago
Friday evening to see Rice's "1492. y
The party will be composed of young
people and will be chaperoned by Mrs.
f. j. Tuttle.
This weather is little more like
| it.
Henry L. Bullamore, of Paris, was
in town Wednesday,
There were a number of sleighing
parties last evening.
Officer FL. Fl. Smith, of Trevor, had
business in Kenosha today.
j. B. Swenson, one of Wilmot's
hustlers, was in the city today.
Miss Georgia Denzger, Of Fond du
Lac, is visiting few days with Mrs.
G.. Y. Redeker.
Miss Eva Lewis leaves Thursday
for a two months visit at Chicago
Junction, Ohio.
The published report that Uncle
Sam Houston is about to be married is
denied by his friends.
Mrs. Chas. Palmatier is still on the
sick list. 1t is to be hoped that she
may speedily recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Miller have
returned to Chicago after visit with
Mrs. J. Mindermann.
Miss Tuttle gives dinner party
Thursday evening in honor of the
Misses Denzer and Morris.
C. j. Myrick has been called to
Union Grove by the illness of his
father.
The residence of z. G.. Simmons
has been fitted throughout with the
Welsbach burners.
More water and drain pipes are
now frozen up in Kenosha than at any
other period on record.
Mrs. Moses Fairy returns today to
her home in Evanston after a visit in
the family Of E. W. Blinn.
Let every friend of our public
schools buy ticket to the high school
entertainment Friday evening.
Mrs. S. Cannon will return Thurs
day to her home at Chicago Junction,
Ohio after visit in the family of r. G.
Lewis.
There will be meeting the PEG
pies party at their hall on Thursday
evening. A large attendance is re-
quested.
The retired hook and ladder com
pany will give a grand masquerade
ball in Park City hall on the night OF
February Goth.
The reading given by S. Ell. Clark
of the Chicago University last evening
at Kemper Hall is highly spoken o.
by those who attended
Don't let your mind wander from
the fact that Bailey's is the place tt
buy your canned goods. The best il
the market at the lowest prices.
Entertainment given by the schoo
children of St. Georges and second
lecture ON Palestine by Rev. Jacobs il
St. Georges hall, Thursday evening.
The young peoples and the unmar-
red peoples whist clubs will be enter
tanned by the Misses Stebbins Satur-
day evening at the University school
The tug Engel made her way fiji
teen miles into the lake yesterday,
also the charm. The latter saw one OF
her buovs rise above the surface, but
the Engel saw no trace of her nets.
One of Kenosha's young ladies is
carrying on quite a successful business
in raising by hand, a lot of calves,
which she buys cheap and then disposes
of them at profit when grown. Verify
the emancipated woman is a winner.
The Farmers Institutes are dis
tinctly a farmers institution. Their
value and usefulness depends upon the
farmers attendance and what use the
farmers make of them. Attend the
Bristol Institute next week.
The Charles Balm estate was closed
up yesterday in the county court and
the final accounting rendered. After
all obligations have been discharged
there remains the sum of 1921, 900
which, (as Mr.. Balm died without hav-
ing made willy under the laws of Wis
consin will go to his father Edward
Balm.
Manager Rhode has succeeded in
securing an engagement from the
Flints hypnotists and fun makers who
recently gave such satisfaction at Ra-
cine and played to such enormous bust
ness. On two nights the box Office was
closed before the performance began,
since not even standing room remained.
One lady will be admitted free with
each 30 cent ticket, to their opening
performance. Monday evening next.
Repeating a sermon is always at
great risk; but so much has been said
about Mr.. Rogers last Sunday evening