The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-22
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Miss Griswold of Chicago is visit
ing Mrs. r. E.. Wilkinson.
Miss Addie Baker has returned
from visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Stella Moe, of Union Grove,
is a guest of Miss Ambrose McKune.
Will Booth, of Chicago, spent Sun
day in the family of Mrs. F. Robinson.
For fit of the blues take cup of
/ Bailey's coffee. d&Wa28
Mr.. Walpole, of Sieg, Walpole &
Co., will remove to Kenosha next
week.
The Misses Newell leave Friday
for Bar Harbor and other eastern re-
sorts.
Mrs. F. j. Tuttle gave d dinner
party Monday evening at the Hotel
Racine
C. Fl. Hurd is making low prices
on fine writing papers for the next ten
DAYS. See ad. DIV
Miss Tillie Klein has returned to
Kenosha after visit with her parents
at Defiance, Ohio.
Park street was ordered extended
further west at the council meeting
Monday evening.
50 to So hats for 81. They are last
seasons style and must 60.
AMES & Angler.
The wheels will begin to turn in
the Sieg, Walpole factory about the
first Of September.
Mayor Farr was not at the council
meeting Monday evening President
O'Donnell presided.
Again, who buys the first top bug
gy, road wagon or road cart of F.
Charles Binninger? 10
Mrs. E. G.. Hazelton and daughter
Blanche returned Monday from their
visit at Lake Geneva.
Give N. j. Buchanan a call for
furniture cheap. Back at the old place
on Wisconsin street. dwtf
Two couplers used for broken hose
were ordered by the council Monday
evening. They cost $25 apiece.
Duke Bates, the bookkeeper for
Sieg, Walpole & Co., has leased the
Sanborn house on Park avenue.
Rev. j. r. Hewitt had a call to
officiate at wedding Sunday, just to
remind him of old times in Kenosha.
An attempt was made to fix tax
of 81 a head upon dogs, at the council
meeting Monday evening, but it failed.
The bans were published Sunday
at St. Georges church for the marriage
Of Christina Schuetz and Orson j.
Parks.
"A rare opportunity to get a good
suit cheap at Ames & Anglers clear
ing sale. Read their advertisement in
this issue.
The petition of the residents
around the park for light in the band
stand, was laid on the table by the
council Monday evening.
The extension of the water works
main to the new bicycle factory cost
81, 8S9. The bill was allowed at the
council meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Quensel and sister,
Miss Adelaide Silva, who have been
visiting the family of j. 81. Charles, re-
turn to their home in Morgan Park.
Miss Leach, Mr.. Leach and Miss
Warren, of Burlington, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John McKune.
Miss Winifred MARITIME returned
Sunday from her visit in Denver. After
few days visit in Kenosha she will
return to Grand Rapids to resume her
school work.
The committee on police reported
at the council meeting Monday evening
that it believed there was sufficient |
number on the force until spring, so
the council refused to elect any more.
AID. E. R. Head and Sam Sim
mons left for Chicago Monday where
they were to take the steamer Manitou
for trip up to Mackinac and surround
ing regions for an outing.
The resignation of q. j. Lewis as
cashier Of the Dan Head q Co. bank,
was accepted by the stockholders Mon
day evening. There are to be no
further changes for the present.
A vote of thanks was extended to |
Chief Foley of the Milwaukee fire de-
partment by the common council Mon
day evening for courtesies extended at
the official test of the water works last
Wednesday.
The ordinance granting franchise
to the National Telephone Construction
company was given it's first official
reading at the council meeting Monday
evening and was ordered to take the
usual course.
Mrs. Moore has opened a new
photograph gallery over the Stark
weather & Co. store. She is prepared |
to do the best work at prices asfollows:
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