The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-15
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son went to Chicago Monday.
O. M. Petit and G.. r. Mcdowell
were Racine visitors Monday.
Miss Grace WerYe is rapidly improv-
ing after quite a serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerker, of Lafayette,
Ind, are visiting with John Thomey.
G.. r. Mcdowell, who has been visit
inc friends in the east, returned Mon
day.
Mrs. F. j. futile and Miss Margaret
Avery are spending the week in Chi
cago.
Converts to sound money through
Monday evenings speech are still heard
from.
DR.. G.. T. Kimball is on the sick list.
He is suffering with very severe cold
on his lungs.
Cal. Mason, of Lincoln, H., was the
guest of Mathew Werve and family the
past few days.
The gold democrats are feeling Ju-
bilant over the success of Monday
evenings speech.
There was a good crowd IN attend
ance upon the dancing school at Sim
mons hall Monday evening.
: Mrs. Emory L. Grant, who has been
visiting for few weeks in Chicago, is
expected home Wednesday.
Every one who wishes to register and
has not should be on hand on the last
Tuesday before election day.
Henry Cumiskey, who has been TAX
ing vacation of few days, has re-
turned and is at work again.
Theo. Oleson, Of South Milwaukee,
spent the day visiting among his
friends at the life saving station.
Speaking of Bailey's, did you know
that he has the largest, freshest and
best stock of canned goods in town?
The increase in the friends of sound
money is perceptible since the clear,
convincing arguments of Monday even
ing.
We are approaching the beginning
of the end, not of national honor and
prosperity, but of Organism and free
silver.
Mrs. Minnie Stork, of Racine, and
Michael Steinbach, of this city, were
married Tuesday by Justice Morey in
Racine.
A new whist club has been organ
lied. 1t will meet every other Tues
day the first meeting being at Mrs. n.
A. Rowe's.
Mrs. 1. j. Cobb and daughter have
returned from a months visit with
friends and relatives at Minneapolis
and St. Paul.
A steam heating apparatus has just
been put into the Rhode opera house.
There need be no cause for discomfort
there hereafter.
Highland Park football team will
play the University team the Saturday
after next. The boys will have to get
hustle on them.
The dredge, which has been occupied
in the river for day or two, has taken
advantage of the calm and is now at
work in the harbOr.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beesley, OF
Auburn Park, have returned to their
home after visiting for several days
among friends in this city.
Judge Moran reached the climax of
eloquence Monday evening when he
prophetically spoke of the triumph of
national honesty on November 3.
The boarders at tie Southern were
very pleasantly entertained by an i'm
promptu concert given by DR.. Baldwin
and Robert Allen Tuesday evening.
Although the talked of bicycle path
between this city and Kenosha has
been abandoned for this year it will
be built next year.-Racine Journal
The Red Cross Lodge. No. IS, Of the
Knights of Pythias give party in eel
ebration of their sixth anniversary at
Central Hail, Friday evening, October
10th.
The leading embalmer and funeral
director with lady attendant is located
at 26l Market square, phone 124, sec
ond door east city hall. j. 4. Krlch-
baum. dwtf
George Fl. Kroneke, Jr., spoke in
Columbia hall Tuesday evening on the
money question, taking it from the sill
yer point of view. The address was in
German.
The Prairie Avenue Whist club was
reorganized Monday. The membership
has been increased over last year. The
first meeting will be with Mrs. q. G.
Simmons, Jr.
District Attorney Buckmaster re-
turned Monday from Madison, where
he has been visiting with his father for
a few days. He went duck hunting
Saturday and shot mud hen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Kupfer and
daughter Lois, of Lincoln, H., came
up Saturday TO visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Werve. Mr.. Kupfer returned Sun
day evening. Mrs. Kupfer will remain
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