The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Mrs. Victor Eppler is seriously i'll.


Mrs. F. q. Lyman and John spent
Monday in Chicago.
See Bode Bros before buying your
stove and save money. w2O
Joseph Thomas spent Monday with
friends in Union Grove.
( Miss Katie Kunan has returned from
a few weeks visit with friends in Fox
Lake.
Mrs. Stephen Gethen, of Bristol,
returned home Tuesday from trip in
Indiana.
We will soon have to store our
wheels for this season. These nights
be chilly ridin'.
Book agents, tinware agents and
numerous others are canvassing the
town this week.
Farmers in from the country state
that there was a heavy frost and no
rain Sunday night.
Invitations are out for a dancing
party to be given by Chester. Allen
Friday, September "A.
Roy Hale has returned from his
visit in Paxton, I'll. He reports hot
weather and a fine time
Local bicyclistss are sorry to hear
that the expected match between Bald
and Sanger is declared off.
John j. Hoye, who has been visiting
his father-in- law, Mr.. English, has re-
turned to his home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman, recently mar
ried at Chicago, arrived in this city
today for e few days visit with frienes.
Howard Van Wyck, of Milwaukee,
who has been visiting in the east,
stopped on his return in Ken0sha to
call on friends here.
| Alex. Bailey and daughter, Mrs.
Palmatier, of Salem, expect to start on
western trip Thursday, Sept. %, to
be gone about three weeks.
When you step into the Fidelity
laundry just read those unique little
signs. They are the handiwork of Mr..
Mahlstrom, the book-keeper
The finishing work on the govern
ment pier has begun and the somewhat
belated job will probably now be fin
ished within very few days.
One of our most prominent young
| physicians has declared his intention
of going to Klondike in the spring ana
is making quite extensive preparations.
I The W. R. c. and G. A. r. posts had
a social gathering Monday night. A
lunch of coffee, cake and sandwiches
was served. An enjoyable evening is
reported.
Waukegan is getting very anxious.
The Waukegan Herald remarks:
!" Wonder what has become of our
erstwhile friend, Judge Hardesty. Has
he located that shoe factory syndicate,
and not advised us of it 2"
There was quite war Of words at
the council meeting Monday night
between Alderman Jacobs and Mr..
Metten over the matter of allowing
house rent to widow on the north
side, and the matter is still unsettled.
Mrs. B. G.. Hipp, who has spent the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Garfield, went to Chicago Tuesday
morning, and after visiting in the city
a few days, will join her sister, Mrs.
DR.. Chamberlain, on two weeks visit
to Bristol.
| Parties living in the neighborhood of
the Y. M. G. A. have been annoyed
again by hearing and seeing man on
the roof near one of the chamber win
dows. The place will be watched in
the future, and if the annoyance is re-
peated there will be serious trouble for
some miscreant.
Dr. Camfeld has been selected by
the faculty and trustees of the Chicago
College of Medicine and Surgery to
lecture before the students of that in
sttution. He will be professor Of the
diseases and deformities of the eye,
ear, nose and throat and will conduct
surgical clinic in this department
every Thursday. DIV
Miss Grace Goodman was most
pleasantly surprised at her home just
south of town by a number of young
friends Monday evening, When the
company arrived they found the young
lady at place they certainly did not
expect to find her at such an early
hour. The evening was spentin games
and music, light refreshments being
served. Those present were: Misses
Barnes, Clara and Belle Cable, Lucie
| Sawinsky, Minnie Wallis, May Hansis,
Anna McHugh and Lena Iverson;
Messrs. Will and Homer Irwin, Hedley
Jones, M. Leiblinger, Arthur Beals,
| VIM Goodman Ch9S Anderson and