The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-27


Baldwin.
/ j. Fl. Charles is suggested byrsome
of our prominent republicans for the
mayoralty.
Mrs. Jessie Nelson Luther, has re
turned to her home in Madison after a
visit to Kenosha friends.
Miss Frantz has resigned her place
in the postofice and will in a few days
be succeeded by John Burg.
DIR. E. G.. Hazelton has. transferred
the north half and all the west half of
his residence property to T. L. Moore.
Consideration, So ,230.
The question is being asked upon
the street by many citizens: Why the
determined opposition of Aid. O'Don
nell to the Electric Railway project 2"
-Lucien Lance, who has been in the
Chicago office Of the North Western
Wire Mattress company, will return to
Kenosha and take a position with the
First National bank.
Chester Allen, one of the High
school pupils who was suspended six
weeks for crossing the street from the
school grounds at recess, is attending
the University school.
Who is this gentleman whom the
Racine papers are continually report
ing as Policeman O'Brien and Aid.
OBrien, of Kenosha. He makes pretty
| fre0uent calls on Racine.
W w. Cooper, of Kenosha, was
elected first vice president of the state
convention Of Epworth Leaguers held
at Madison. He had sUrong vote for
president of the organization.
The public library boord and the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
are under obligations to Ell. A. Kupfer
for his generosity in furnishing a car
riage for the entertainment of Prof.
Sparks Saturday and Sunday tree.
The Maiden EUeni3ag NesOS OF last
week, issued a souvenir edition of |, 900
extra copies giving full account of
| the life and labors of Evangelist
Weber, who is to assist Rev. Gold
thorp in revival meetings during April.
In looking over the books of the
Unitarian society and cataloguing them
it was found this morning that the sec
ond volume of "Days OF Bruce" by
Grace Aguila is missing. If anyone
has it, it's return would be appreciated.
Saturday evening after the lecture
by Prof. Sparks at Simmons hall, the
Daughters of the Revolution and the
board of directors of the public library
met at Col Strong's and rendered
Prof Sparks an informal reception.
The occasion was very pleasant one
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Attorney Louis Brandes with the
Misses Mamie, Lettie and Elsie De-
Diemar took a surrey Sunday for
drive to Racine. They got to Racine
all right, but on the way back just as
they got to a point near the Sanitarium
their surrey was tipped oyer and all
the occupants dumped into the mud.
The mud was very soft and they pre-
sented very sorry sight.
The people in Simmons hall Sat-
urday evening who looked at the beau
tiful portrait of George Washington
hanging in the center and at the back of
the platform did not know that it was a
gift to Kemper hall by the students there
The picture was very handsome and
expensive steel engraving, and had
been loaned to the local chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
by Kemper hall for this occasion.
%. B. Simmons, of Seattle, Wash
ington, made a pleasant call at this
office Monday, to renew his subscrip-
tion to the TELEGRAPH-C COURIER.
He is here on visit to his father, Burr
Simmons, and he notes many changes
in Kenosha since his last visit, ten
years ago. He is much pleased with
the great northwest and is prospecting.
He is engaged in running a passenger
locomotive from Seattle to the Cana
dian line.
Those who attended the Woman's
Relief Corps Monday evening were very
pleasantly surprised by the unexpected
presence of Mrs. Jessie Luther, of
Washburn Corps, Madison, Wis. Mrs.
Luther was one Of our Kenosha girls, a
teacher in our public schools and well
known to many in our city. Her visit
will long be remembered. Her earnest
words of cheer and helpfulness were so
inspiring that those who were not
present missed rare treat. While
those who enjoyed this pleasant sur
prise will be greatly benefited by the
earnest, energetic words of our sister.
In reply to the question if the peo-
pie of this senatorial district were OPP
posed to a second term for Gov. Up
ham and the rest of the state officers,
| Senator Timme is quoted as
saying: Personally I am strongly
in favor of the denomination of Gov