The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-08

&c. r. Mcdowell has returned from
his trip to New York.
The Sterling factory has secured
the services of James Spruce.
Miss Sarah Simms, of Milwaukee,
is visiting Mrs. Johnson jackson.
Mrs. q. j. Lewis Is expected home
from Utica, New York, Wednesday.
The schooner Harry Rand went to
Racine Monday to lay up for winter.
Joseph Falhauber, living on
Market street, is sick with diphtheria.
The Jura and the John Miner are
bark at the dock of Aliens
Sons.
1t is a good thing. What is +? Why,
Bailey's groceries are always good
things.
The fishing tug Vera has been
bought and reftted by Ritger &
Blouer.
"A. M. Bayley is about to open a
barber shop in the new Halberstadt
building.
The Gazette was not published
Monday owing to it's removal to its new
quarters.
PROF. Wirth's dancing school opened
Monday evening at Simmons hall with
large attendance.
William Launsdale, chief inspector
at the Sterling works, leaves the city
Saturday for Dayton, Ohio.
The Rathbone Sisters have decided
to give another Of their social parties at
Castle hall, Tuesday evening, Oct. 20
Mrs. G.. M. Simmons and daughter
returned to Chicago Monday where the
daughter is attending ladies' school.
Rev. W. j. Corr spends another
year at the Bristol M. E. church by
decision of the Wisconsin conference in
session at Stevens Point.
You will find the largest stock of
Brussels and ingram carpets, rugs, oil
cloths, lace and tapestry drapery at
7. R. Kahn's new store. dwtf
Rev. A. M. Sanford is appointed to
the Somers and Sylvania pulpits by the
Wisconsin conference of the M. E.
church in session at Stevens Point.
Rev. R. Davidson is appointed to
the Methodist pulpit in Salem and
Wilmot for the ensuing year by the
conference in session at Stevens Point.
Miss Elizabeth Lippert, formerly
at G. A. Dewey's hardware
store as bookkeeper, who has been
recuperating in Chicago, has returned
and is at work again.
The lot at the corner of Prairie
and Lyman avenues has been sold by
E. r. Head to Mrs Catherine Engel,
and a large brick house is to be put up
on it in the spring.
George Sutherland has been taken
into partnership with R. E. Sutherland
& Co. This paper extends it's con-
CALCULATIONS and wishes the young man
unbounded success.
H. R. Cumiskey, the chief engineer
at the water works, is to have weeks
vacation. Heavy" is confined pretty
close at the power house and will know
how to enjoy vacation.
To all new corners we would say
when you want groceries of any kind
call on Bailey, or you can send your
children. They will be treated well
and you will get the best.
Walter Cavanagh has been en-
rolled among the members of the Uni
versity of Chicago " Varsity" football
team. He played his first game Mon
day afternoon and made a stiff"
center. Roger Kimball plays with the
second team.
L D. Woodwork expects to return
to Pasadena, CAL, the latter part of
the present month. Mr.. Woodwork
would make it an object to any one
who expects TO go to California this
fall to consult him, as the fare could be
lessened by all going to
gether in through tourist car. %
Rev. c.. E. Goldthorp, who has
been pastor of the Methodist church of
this city for the past three years, has
been reappointed to that position.
This will be a pleasing announcement
to the many friends of Mr.. Goldthorp,
who is probably one of the most popu
lar and esteemed ministers in the con-
ference. His services have been faith
full and productive of great good. His
church and congregation will welcome
him back.
In the case of the State Of Wiscon-
sion VS.. Dick Kregen, which came up
Monday before Justice Slater, in which
the defendant was charged with hav-
ing:shot Bert Fox's dog; verdict of not
guilty was given by the jury. 1t came
out during the trial that the attorney
for the defendant, D. G. Lloyd, had
some time before traded the dog to
Bert Fox for a pig. Fox never filed
his part of the contract, consequently
the dog that was shot belonged properly