The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-12

at I. r. Kahn's dry goods store? O20tf
Mrs. Chas. Brown entertained the
Park Whist club Monday evening.
Samuel Allison, of Waukegan, visited
friends here the latter part of last week.
The ladies of st. Matthews church
are thinking of having their sale De-
cember 10.
See us if in need of ladies', children's
and mems underwear. Low prices are
made at H. L. Molitor & Co.'s o28tf
Mrs. John W. Lewis entertained the
Ferris Wheel club in honor of Miss Lu-
tie Schroeder Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Belle Head, Alice Lance, Lew
Balm and Mrs. Forrest attended the
Thomas concert in Chicago Friday.
Mrs. Swansdale is seriously i'll. She
has been having a trained nurse for
the past few days and is now some
better
Now comes the era of The soTeheads.
There will probably be the usual
hustling for Office and the usual disap-
|
A great many of the merchants. of
the town are getting in large stocks of
goods and in other ways preparing for
the holidays.
The sidewalk at the north end of the
Main street bridge has been raised
about a foot. 1t makes it cleaner
walking there now.
c.. W. Dickerson, accompanied by
Geo. S. Lord, of Lord, Owen & Co.,
Chicago, spent Monday afternoon at
the Sterling factory.
Mrs John Leonard. of South Mil
waukee, attended the Congregational
convention here Monday and Tuesday
and visited with friends.
Will Schend, who has been running
one of the American Express wagons,
has resigned and accepted position in
the Sieg & Walpole Co.'s works.
The leading embalmer and funeral
director with lady attendant is located
at 26l Market square, phone 124, sec
ond door east city hall. j. E. Krich-
baum. dwtf
$3.50 at the opening sale only. Not
much for an elegant astrachan coat,
new Raleigh collar and box front in
navy, brown or black. Barden & Nc
Ardle.
The University school football team
has made arrangements with the Lake
Forest team for Thanksgiving game.
1t will probably be the hottest of the
season.
Prof. Benefits German class met
again Monday evening. The professor
arrived little late, being delayed by
his train, and while waiting for him the
class had a high old time.
William Borkenhagen, for some time
foreman of the wheel shop at Bain's
Wagon works, died at o'clock Mon
day evening, of consumption, at his
home on North Chicago street.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bristol
and Paris Congregational church will
give a fruit sociable at the home of
Mrs. Fl. Newbury Friday evening, Nov.
Ii, or, if stormy, the next evening. All
are cordially invited.
We like to see you shoot over our
mark. We like to show you jacket at
$675 and have you guess the price.
$40 and one at SO and have you say it
is like some you saw at $12. Come to
the sale. Barden 81 McArdle.
. The ladies Of the Congregational
church cleared over $21 at their social
given in the church parlors last Thurs
day evening. The hostesses were Mrs.
G. Ell. Hurd, Mrs. Charles Alien, Mrs.
Frank Blackman and Mrs. F. 81, Hall.
Out of the $50 pupils of St. Georges
school only $50 are in attendance, ow-
ing to measles and other illness. When
ever any member of family has a
contagious disease the children are not
allowed to attend the school, which
accounts for this condition.
The University school football team
plays the second game with Highland
Park Saturday. The team has been
materially strengthened by several
changes made in it and will undouht
eddy put up a great deal better game
than when it first played the cadets.
The papers Monday reported the
wreck of the schooner Waukesha off
Muskegon and the death of all the
crew save one. Capt. Corbett was
known to some Kenoshans. His
daughters used to attend Kemper Hall.
The boat belonged to Franklin FL.
Head, also we'll known here.
The University school football team
did not go to Racine to play the Cas-
terton college team Saturday as it
expected to do. The fact of the matter
is the Racine boys backed out. They
PLAYED a losing game against the
Waukegan boys whom the home team
so badly defeated and were afraid to
meet the University bows in cOnSe-