The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-11-19


DR.. Simms was in the city Tuesday
on business.
w. F. Blood will visit friends in this
city Saturday.
Miss Anna Hawley gave dinner
party Tuesday evening.
James Marsh, of Chicago, is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Petit.
Latest novelties in dress goods are
shown at 81. L. Molitor q Co.'s o28tf
Balm Wagon works shipped a load of
wagons to South Africa Tuesday.
Charles Joslin will return to his home
in Jacksonville, Fla, Thursday.
Mrs. Howard Van Wyck, of Milwau-
is here visiting Judge Van Wyck.
Frank Slosson left today for two
weeks business trip in Tennessee.
Miss Anna Hollenbach, of Palmyra,
Wis, is visiting friends in this city.
Capt. Albert Wallis gives out that he
is to be married about Christmas time.
W. j. Craney has moved into his new
house on Garden street, west of the
depot.
John Riley, of Pleasant Prairie, was
arrested Tuesday for fast driving and
fined So and costs.
The foot ball team is doing good
solid training for the Thanksgiving
game with Lake Forrest.
Bailey's coffee is what you want if
you desire to have a good article on
your table. He has the best.
If you want to see beautiful sight
just call and see Louie Turner's chrys-
anthemums. One building is full OF
them all in bloom. He. sells them
cheap too. tt
The educational class of the Y. M.
c. A. met Tuesday evening for the first
time. Ten young men joined it. Miss
Agnes Petrie has accepted the position
of teacher.
Judging from the game Saturday
and the remarks of Coach Stagg, Wal
ter Cavanagh is giving great satisfac-
ton as center in the Chicago university
eleven.
The Misses Newell entertained the
Kenosha Whist club Tuesday evening.
The prizes were won by Mrs. c. G..
Draper, Miss Belle Bond, Clarence E.
Remer and James Marsh.
There is to be an invitation Fitzger-
aid party Thanksgiving eve, It's un-
derstood that it is to be the wind-up OF
the 1896 Wayside club, assisted by two
or three of the gentlemen members.
The results of strikes are being
brought out in our own midst. 1t is
said that the Sieg & Walpole company
are refusing work to union men who
were among the strikers not long ago.
The Frank schools were beaten in a
game of football by picked up team
of the Lake Shores and NOrthwesterns
Tuesday by a score of Is to O. The
Lake Shores will challenge any team in
town under eighty pounds in weight.
Thanksgiving is only one week away.
Remember when buying your good
things in the line of groceries and all
things kept by a first class grocer that
Bailey takes the lead.
Thursday evening of this week a
Swedish gospel meeting will be held at
the Baptist church at 7:45 o'clock.
Preaching by Rev. c. L. Mailman. All
are welcome to attend. 10
There will be a social in the Darlors
of the M. E. church Thursday evening,
Nov. 10. Supper served from $50
until s o'clock. A grand program is
promised. Mrs. Wallace, chairman of
the committee. Everybody invited.
Admission Is cents. MIC
Capt Charles King, the famous nov
elist, was here Monday in charge of
Col. Fred W. Enge's funeral. The
TELEGRAPH-C COURIER has made ar
rangements to publish his latest and
one of his best stories, entitled, Cap
tain Close. Tell the neighbors about
it and read it. It is thrillingly enter
tanning.