The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-05
From Fridays daily.l

Chas. Yule is visiting friends at
Oshkosh.
Looks as though our snow is to
disappear.
Daniel Macnie spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Racine.
Miss Jeanette Hall is at home for
few days visit.
Fred Sherman, of Randall, was in
the citytoday.
Mrs. L. j. Cady spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Chicago.
Every livery rig in town was en-
gagged Thursday.
Miss Weeks and Miss Brown gave
thanks in Racine.
L. E. Lamb, of Camp Lake, was
III the city today.
Henry Marsh, of Milwaukee, ate
turkey in Kenosha.
j. P. Glover, OF Genoa Junction, is
visiting friends here.
Daniel Toner is building new
house on West street.
Locks as though we may lose our
sleighing. Hope not.
Belle Comiskey spent Thanksgiv-
ing and today in Chicago.
Mrs. GemSell, of Milwaukee, is the
guest of Miss Anna Wood.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry GrIswold were
up from Chicago Thursday.
Miss Ruth Stebbins, of Chicago,
spent Thanksgiving at home.
Morrison Garst has returned home
from an extended business trip.
james Cavanagh and Peter Fisher
transacted business in Racine today.
Some Of Kenosha's young people
need a few lessons in good manners.
The soldiers relief commission met
this morning and disbursed about 500.
L. H. Read, of Chicago, is visiting
his grandfather, W. F. Halliday and
family.
The Ancient order Of Hibernians
has rented Central Music hall for its
meetings.
H. $. Tarbell, of Rogers Park
spent Thanksgiving with his mother
and family.
The race for the misunderstanding
has narrowed down to one. Now guess
who gets it.
One Of the small trees at the east
door of st. Matthew's church has been
broken down.
-Herble Yule went TO Chicago last
Tuesday evening to spend a few days
with his pal rents.
The Thanksgiving dinner at ST.
George school hall was greatly enjoyed
by a large crowd.
Crit Mcclellan and Rob. Mari
exiled themselves in Waukegan
Thanksgiving day.
The Thanksgiving service at ST.
Matthew's church was attended by a
large congregation.
Misses Nellie Galligan and Nettie
Butler, of Milwaukee were here to
spend Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. G.. Simmons, Jr.,
spent Thanksgiving in Chicago with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
The many friends Of Eddie Beyers-
dorfer will be pleased to hear that he
is again abie 10 be out.
Mrs. Sarah Clapp, Miss Florence
Clapp, and ID. B. Benedict spent
Thanksgiving in Chicago.
The Chicago weddings are com
ing our way again and our local in
dustry will again be bo ming.
Letters received here from Arl-
IONA state that the mercury there is in
the eighties. Big country This.
The board Of water go amisSiot,
ers held a meeting Wednesday even
ing to consider matters relating to the
wafer works.
Gen. A. YuIe, Dick Weles, Billy
Yule, Geo Was and others from Ke-
nooha took in the foot ball game in
Chicago Thursday.
j. w Holinshead, of EIkhorn, is
here receiving treatment Of Dr. Cleary
for a cancer on his lip, which he has
had cut OUT three times.
Now then if Messrs. Cullpy and
Marden have all their kicks registered
We'll go ahead and publish The proceed
ingS of the county board.
Mrs. w. Zimmerman and son. How
ard, r. S. DuttOn and Miss Nellie Ham
neman, Of Chicago, spent I hanksgiv
ing with Col. and Mrs. +. ". En4el.
john Frederick Miller, one of Ke-
nosha's old residents died "Wednesday
evening November q, 1T his home on
Middle street. He was 70 years of age.
William Biehman, who was brought
in from Salem Tuesday, has been
bound over to the circuit court on a
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses.