The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23

And now we Degln 10 InlnK dUou'
Thanksgiving.
Miss Frances Adam is the guest o.
friends in Chicago.
Several changes were made in the
/ & off links Monday.
John Gaffney has bean improving bis
residence on West street by putting IL
a brick foundation.
The people want West Main street
opened up from Oak street north and
they ought to have it.
G.. W. Warvelle, formerly of this
city, now of Chicago, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
A horse belonging to John Sershon
fell on Deming street Monday after
noon and was badly hurt.
Anna Cumiskey, who went to Chi
cago Saturday to meet her father, re-
turned to this city Monday.
Married-At Milwaukee, Saturday,
Sept Is, William Gruenwald and Miss
Hannah Barnes, both of this city.
Now that the city attorney has given
written opinion about painting poles
the matter will probably be pushed.
Several Kenoshans are preparing
either to enter or resume former work
at Madison and the state university.
John T. Yule's residence on Park
avenue is undergoing repairs. A new
porch is to be added on the south wing.
G.. A. Voltz' four year old mare,
Sylvia Doll, broke the Libertyville rec
ord last week by trotting mile in 2:2O.
Invitations are out for the wedding
OF Mr., Louis Schultz and Miss Lulu
Meyers at the st. George church Oct. B..
Miss Wray Davis is reported very
much improved, with the possibility
that an operation need not be neces-
sary.
Have you seen that cake in Hack
leys window. That will be walked for
by the cullud folks soon at Columbia
hall.
The Independent Hose company on
the north side has been reorganized,
and is now in good shape and ready to
fight fire.
Mrs. Geo. A. Yule entertained a
number of friends at tea Saturday
evening in honor of Mr.. Van Nortwick,
of Batavia, III.
Mrs. DR.. Hallstead, of Jacksonville,
ILL.,, who has been spending the summer
in this city, left with her family for
their home Sunday.
Those who witnessed the foot ball
game in Waukegan Saturday have
been wondering ever since what be-
came of the Waukegan team.
There are some exceedingly bad
walks on Dayton street west OF Con-
gress street, which will cause another
broken leg if not looked after.
Miss Frances Hills and friend Mrs.
Frank Brace, of Racine, were in Ken
osha Saturday and Sunday, visiting in
the home of Attorney Walter M.
Cowell.
Lester Calder, who spent some time
here this summer putting in drying
apparatus at the hosiery factory, left
Sunday morning for his home in Penn
sylvania.
Christ. Thompson, Of Truesdell sta
ton, came in Saturday night bringing
the description of horse which had
either strayed or been stolen. Nc
further reports have been heard from it
yet.
There is prospect now of having
the dock at the end of Washington
street finished. Mr.. Horlick, of Ra-
cine, has charge of it, and will see
that things are fixed up and P. Beflps
accounts all settled.
Henry Howarth, the man who at
tackled James Woodward at Kellogg's
Corners, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Burns and taken before Justice Lee in
Racine county. On account of Mr..
Woodward not being able to appear
the case was adjourned until Sept. %,
Howarth giving 500 bonds for his ap-
pearance. Howarth is anxious to set
tie the case. Woodward will recover.
Prof Wirth's dancing school had a
very suspicious opening Monday even
ing. An unusually large number were
present. The evening was an ideal
one for dancing and the pupils accom-
plished considerable. Several guests
were present. The promises are for a
prosperous season aud large class
Mrs. Wirth and son, of Milwaukee,
were also among the guests. All re-
port very pleasant evening.
Alterations to three steamers of the
Goodrich line. to cost over 800, O0(
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