The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-15
BARGAIN COLUMN.

Several bicycle accidents were heard
from Sunday.
Jay Summons, of Chicago, visited his
mother over Sunday.
The schooner Militia arrived Sunday
loaded with cord wood.
There is a porch being built on the
side of Col. Hoyt's residence.
The Lutheran parsonage on the
north side is about completed.
Judge A. Van Wyckreturned Sunday
from a short visit to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Carrie Osborne spent Sunday at
the home of Fred Barter, Pleasant
Prairie.
Mrs. Chas. Matthews, of Milwaukee,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. O. S.
Newell.
A great many young people formed
in parties Sunday and went hickory
nutting.
Miss Laura Drake has donated
Edna Lyall's Donovan" to the public
library.
William Bed1nger and Miss Agnes
Gallager, of Waukegan, spent Sunday
in the city.
Mrs. Charles Durkee and son Harvey
of Elk Rapids, Mich, arrived in this
city Saturday.
The schooner L. NJ. Mason arrived
with tan bark for the Aliens Sons
Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. W. Thomas, of Chicago,
spend Sunday with Mrs. j. H. Sam
mons and family.
No lady should purchase her hat
or bonnet before visiting 1. R. Kahn's
millinery department.. dwtt
The speech of Judge Moran seems to
have filed the peoples minds and
mouths for several days.
A porch is being built on the west
and south sides of the house occupied
by D. Bates, on Park avenue.
Maj. Edward scofeld, candidate for
governor, and J. Y. Quarles will speak
at the opera house October q.
Rev. S. T. Kidder, of Menasha. Wis.,
preached two very able sermons at the
Congregational church Sunday.
A bicycle party from Waukegan came
to Kenosha Sunday and spent the day,
returning late in the afternoon.
The young peoples society of the
Congregational church held its first
Sunday evening session Sunday even
ing, Oct. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hithersay, of
Manchester, England, who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Blinn last week,
have returned home.
A large number of the German
Lutherans of Kenosha went to Bristol
Sunday to attend the dedication of the
new church in that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stanley gave a
dinner on Sunday to twenty-five OF
their relatives and friends in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Beesley, of Chicago.
Dick Cavanagh has Just given to
the public library the 1896 volume Of
St. Nicholas magazines. These books
are highly priced by the young readers.
The schooner Aaron Dale, loaded
with lumber for the Kenosha Lumber
Co., was blown into the mud Sunday
and required the tug service of KenoAha
to draw her out.
The University school boys expect
that the new teacher will be great
acquisition to the football team. lie
is an old player. having played quarter
back for the De PAW Varsity team.
81. S. Van Ingen. O. M. Petit, 81. E
Robbins, r. 81. Slosson, Prof. Wlswall
and F. Fl. Hall drove out to Somers
station Saturday evening and attended
the organization of the republican club
at that place. The club starts off with
membership of thirty and will be
increased to a hundred or more.
L. D. Woodwork expects to return
to Pasadena, CAL, the latter part 0
the present month. Mr.. Woodwork
would make it an object to any ont
who expects TO go to California this
fall to consult him, as the fare could b.
materially lessened by all going to-
gether in through tourist car. 2:
The annual convention of the FRS
District Woman's Christian Temperance,
Union will be held Wednesday anC
Thursday, Oct. % and %, at Bristol
There will be a good program an(
Thursday evening, Oct. %, Mrs. Kath
crime Lente Stevenson, corresponding
secretary of the National W. C. T. q.
will deliver an address. All sessions
are open to the public and every one il
invited to attend.