The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-12-31

Will the weather bureau turn new
leaf Friday.
New Years nuts and candies at Bal
ley's. 1t
Miss Anna Wood is visiting friends
in Milwaukee.
Miss Carrie Jason is visiting friends
in Milwaukee.
c. A. Larson, of Chicago, was in
town Tuesday.
Fl. J. Harris, of Duluth, spent Tues
day in this city.
Mrs. James Kelly is spending few
days in Chicago.
George T. Mass, of Milwaukee, was
in town Tuesday.
H. Case, of Chicago, transacted
business in Kenosha Tuesday.
E. M. Arnstein, Of Chicago, tran
sacted business in town Tuesday.
The new baths opened up at the Y.
NJ. C. A. are receiving a good patron
age.
Try Bailey's fruits. They are just as
good as his groceries and they are the
best in the market. 1t
Friday is an unlucky day. Is the
fact that the new year begins on that
day ominous?
Rev. C. FL. Rogers and his wife leave
Tuesday for their future home in
Mason City, Iowa.
Mrs. Kendall and Miss Richmond
are spending few days visiting
friends in Waukegan.
Don't forget the fact that all cloaks,
capes and Jackets are being sold at
cost. 81. L. Molitor & Co. dwtf
Arthur G.. Cameron, of Chicago,
spent the Christmas holidays with his
father, Capt. Ben Cameron.
Mrs. Julia Parks, who injured her
self by fall from the steps not long
since, is still confined to her bed, but is
improving.
Word received from F. 81. Hall
states that he and his wife and W. H.
Swearingen will leave Thursday even
from Chicago for California.
Another lot of 5000 yards English
Domets and shaker flannels worth l0c,
121c, 15c.; two to twelve yard pieces
now &c. 81. L. Molitor & Co. d26tf
The Joseph Bendt place in which
Charles Skidd recently had his hard
ware store, has been rented by W. S.
Lamb, who will soon open drug store
there.
Miss Ethel Torrey gave a party
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Alice
Jordan, of Sioux City, Ia, who has
been attending school at the Madison
university.
The Kimball pianos are used and
recommended by all the great artists of
the world. Highest honors at the
worlds fair. Sold on easy monthly
payments. John McKune, Agt. wd31
DR.. P. L. Mckinney, of Chicago, the
chief head of the Home Forum insur-
ance order, will be here January 10 to
hold public installation of officers for
the local lodges and deliver speech.
The doctor is a very able and eloquent
speaker and a treat is expected.
Thursday Miss Bertha Schiewe and
Frank Christensen, of Waukegan,
were married here by Justice James
Pennefeather. After spending Christ
mas with the groom's parents at Eng
lish Prairie, Wis, they returned to
Waukegan. They are we'll known
there.
Miss Mamie Frantz entertained the
class of 81 of the high school Tuesday
afternoon and evening. The class
which graduated that year was COM
posed of thirteen members Nine were
present, three live out of the city and
could not be present, and one is dead.
An extremely pleasant and enjoyable
time is reported by all.
The Kenosha Whist club met with
Mrs. O. M. Petit and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. B. Robinson Tuesday evening.
The head prizes were taken by Mrs.
Draper and z. G.. Simmons. Jr. The
consolation prizes by Mrs. Rowe and
Frank Blackman. The next meeting
of the club will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
F. j. Gottfredsen, January II.
The Columbian Comedy Co., who
open weeks engagement at the opera
house next Monday evening, will ad
nit one lady free with every paid 30
cent ticket to their opening play, " The
Black Flag" on Monday nightin order
to introduce themselves to Kenosha
theatre goers. Seats will be on sale
at Woodward & Conley's drug store to-
morrow morning.
The ladies of Park Avenue M. E.
church will serve chicken pie and other
good things on Thursday evening, New
Years eve, in the church parlors.
Supper from $50 till s o'clock for Is
cents. This will be followed by a watch
night service, in which several good
speakers will take part until Il o'clock
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