The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-11-18


called at this office Tuesday afternoon
Il Miss Grace Baldwin is the guest Of
friends in Chicago.
Emil Beyersdorfer was reported
slightly better today.
Miss Belle Bond will entertain at
cards Thursday evening.
Mrs. Franklin Head, of Chicago, is
guest of Mrs.sF. j. Gottfredsen.
Mrs. Mary Packman is reported as
failing constantly. Her death is ex-
pected at any time. y @
Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity Northwestern Loan g. Trust
Co. Kenosha. Wis. go
Racine is in trouble again. The city
has received bill Of $3.50, 153.50 from
the Water company, for flushing sew
ers.
Mrs. Simmons, wife of Rev. Ell. NJ.
Simmons. is expected here today for a
few days visit with Mrs. r. E. Suther-
land.
Hosea Barnes went to work this
afternoon at layingsa Sidewalk in front
of the old Rogers property at Gl3 Park
avenue. err 1 5t-1sa
Miss Title Rowe and Garrett Ber-
mingham were married at St. James
church this morning by the Rev.
Father Roche.
Alex Huck, at the postoff1ce, has
such cold that he cannot speak above
a whisper. He refers to wedding as
having been the mysterious cause.
1t really showed. This may be
termed the second snow storm of the
season, the first having come very
early one morning over a week ago.
There is absolutely nothing being
done in police and justice shop circles.
The county board seems to be about
the only thing which has life enough
to grind. U
Claude Campbell, who has been.
holding chair at the Grant house
barber shop, left Tuesday for Colorado
to make his future home. His place
has been filled by Charles Cross, of
Chicago. g @r.1s~' / eg
The Methodist Book Concern will
make an exhibit of 600 pounds of its
latest books and periodicals at the re-
ception of the Epworth league union
at the Park Avenue NJ. E. church next
Saturday evening. a{u
The week of prayer Isl being OBJ
served at the Y. NJ. G. A. The prayer
meeting at the Park Avenue M. f.,
the Congregational and Baptist
churches will be devoted this evening
to the same purpose.
Mrs. George Roberts and daughter
Cline, who have been theLguests of
Woodwork friends the pastatWo weeks,
came to this citys Monday and expect
to remain for several days. They con-
template spending.the winter in Vir-
ginia.
The marriage of Guy Adams, of
Chicago, and Miss Lauretta Jones, of
this city, occurred at st. James par
sonage Tuesday evening, the Rev.
Father Roche officiating. The young
couple left on the sos train for their
future home in Chicago. &, @
Remember the Unioh'J AEpworth
League rally at the Park Avenue NJ. E.
church of this city next.Sunday. The
program tor the day Isl Cstrong one
and no doubt will be greatly enjoyed
by those who will attend. A large
outside delegation is expected.
Heavy lined Duck Coats. ...---- .98c
Stiff Hats, latest style --9Sc
Best $1.00 Working Pants 1850 SOC
Warm Winter Caps for men and
boys ---.----------9 -, LUG
Suits, Overcoats, Underwear, ETC., in
like proportion at Ames, & Anglers
closing out sale. 1a571 rhau. DIV
A most pleasant surprise was ten
dered Louise LANCE at her home IN
Pleasant Prairie last Saturday night, it
being the seventeenth anniversary OF
her birthday. Progressive euchre was
played, the first prizes being won by
Miss Clara Mungen and John Fechner,
and the BOBBY prizes were won by Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Prindle. They all
parted at a late hour, each one having
spent a most enjoyable evening.
The lecture on life in til" kl"n like
was very much of a faiule. 1t was
delivered at the opera house Tuesday
evening to crowd variously estimated
at between ten and thirty. Some of
those present are so enthusiastic as to
place it at the first figure, while others
were so stated with the enthusiasm of
the large crowd as to place the attend
ance at, at least, the latter figure. All
present state that the lecture was
really worthy of a larger crowd.