The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-13

Miss Title Kuhn spent Sunday in
Chicago.
Louis Fuheyer went to Milwaukee
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Steinbach spent Sun
day in Racine.
The Garfield house has a new side
walk around it.
Chester Farr, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday in KenOsha.
! Miss Rosie Klein, of Waukegan, Wis
tied friends here Saturday.
A large number of Waukegan
wheelmen were here Sunday.
Miss Ethel Torrey, of Union Grove,
spent Sunday with her parents in this
city.
Mrs. Z. q. Timme and daughters
started for Washington, D. c., Sunday
noon.
A pair of twins arrived Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ryan.
Ben Stahl's wagon at the American
express office has received new coat
of paint.
Charles Washburn, OF Racine, called
on relatives and friends in this city
Sunday.
It is reported that the fire depart
ment horses Barney and Jim are on the
sick list.
Albert Timme spent Sunday in Ke-
nosha. His headquarters are now in
Madison.
Mrs. NJ. Sauer, of Waukegan, who
visited friends here last week, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. John Arnold, who has been on
the sick list long time, is able to be
out some again.
Miss Clara Cappelen is the latest
addition to the corps of clerks at Bar
den q McArdle's.
A new sidewalk is being laid on
Ashland avenue in front of Mrs. James
Robson's property.
Miss Hattie Wells and Miss Lylia
Shea, of Waukegan, spent Sunday in
Kenosha among friends.
Mrs. Henry Benedict, of Powers
Lake, spent Sunday with her daughter,
Carrie Benedict, at Kemper Hall.
The health officer reports that there
has not been a contagious disease in
this city since the last report on April
Is.
The bans of marriage of William
HOLMAN and Miss Lena Carpen were
published at st. Georges church Sun
day
Miss Florence Gambell, of Chicago,
who spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. C. Schulz, returned to the windy
city today.
Rev. Father Dreis announced the
approaching marriage of Joseph Hen
mes and Miss Eva Boresch at St.
Georges church Sunday.
The prizes at the Misses Hurds Sat-
urday evening were taken by Miss
banks and Miss Erickson; and Chester
Barnes and Arthur Jebb.
Joe Pitts accidentally collided with
lady cyclist Saturday and totally de-
molished the front wheel of his bicycle
and injured himself slightly.
Mrs. Mailer, of De Pere, who has
been spending few days with Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Mailer, Of this city,
returned to her home Monday.
Harry Kupfer is improving. After
an examination Saturday afternoon the
doctor found that two short ribs on the
left side had been broken in the fall.
A number of local base ball enthusi-
asts went to Racine Sunday to see the
game there between Racine and Mil
waukee. They report the game n. G.
The social and dance at Simmons
hall Saturday night, given by the
W. H. " IdOlCc1 W do q StOdU SuCOCSS'
A large number attended and enjoyed
the dance.
The yacht Argo took its first trip
Sunday with a number of gentlemen
and ladies from Schlitz hotel. The
breeze was light, but nevertheless a
good time is reported.
The draft of the bylaws for the
Kenosha chapter of the Daughters of
the Re 5olution is completed. All
members are cordially invited to call
and inspect the same at Mrs. James
Cavanagh's.
r. B. Clark, of Chicago, has taken
the position r. II. Boyd had at the
Chicago & North Western depot. Mr..
Boyd has taken Dick Gaffney's place
and Dick has gone to Milwaukee to
| take a position there.