The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-14


Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burr,
Sunday, Oct. 10, II pound boy.
/. G. Angler has been called to Storm
Lake, Ia, by the death of his mother.
Prof Worth's dancing school met as
usual at Simmons hall Monday even
ing.
The Windsor bicycle company are
preparing HOO bicycles to be shipped
to Denmark.
Miss Margaret F. Sinclair and George
F. Burgess will be married Thursday,
Oct q, in Somers.
1t is reported that one OF the local
newspaper men is about to seek his
fortune in another cline.
Rev. Harry Thompson, who has
been to Arizona on a brief visit, re-
turned home Monday evening.
superintendent Bishop, of the Mil
waukee, Racine & Kenosha Electric
railway, was in this city Monday even
ing.
John H. Willsey, of Milwaukee, and
Hon. Peter C. Lawrence, of Chicago,
are guests of j. G. White, of 523 Bond
street.
Miss Nina Sloat and Miss Mary
Christensen, who went to Appleton,
Wis, to attend the Y. p S. G. E. con-
vention, returned home Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Strong enter
tanned tea party at their home on
Park avenue Monday evening, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Cutler, of Hart
ford, Conn.
The Kenosha parties who have been
going to Chicago of late to take the
stand in the Luetgert trial, will here
after be free from all responsibility in
that direction.
It looks now as though the council
would give the electric people fran
chise, the line to run down Milwaukee
avenue, over Grand avenue and out
Ashland avenue.
A car load of choice potatoes from
North Dakota will be here the last OF
the week. Orders can be left with j.
Fl. White, $40 Dayton street, or at
Woodward e. COnley's. DIV. ole
Mrs. Edward Beyersdorfer, who has
been visiting for the past week with
friends and relatives in Chicago, re-
turned Tuesday accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. Woodley.
The engagement of the Calhoun
opera company il" La Grand Duchess
at the opera house next Saturday night
promises to be the event of the present
theatrical season in Kenosha.
Mrs. Burbank, Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs.
Ellis. of Rockford, H., are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Burbank's daughter,
Mrs. Charles Skiller, on the corner of
Ashland avenue and South street.
NJ. B. Winters, whose horse was sto-
len at about noon Sunday, found him
Monday afternoon. He had been used
by a young man on nutting eXpedi-
ton and left to wander on the road.
The annual council of the diocese of
Milwaukee meets in All Saints cathe-
oral Milwaukee, Thursday at 10 a. N.
The deputies from S. Matthews church
in this city are O. M. Calkins, Dr.
N. A. Pennoyer, DR.. VIM. NJ. Farr and
j. 81. Charles. The council lasts two
days.
What racket and banging of tin
cans, pans and old boilers, blowing OF
horns, firing of guns and all that there
was Tuesday evening out near the
south end of Chicago street. The pan
demonium of a complete bedlam was
let loose. 1t was nothing but a char
ivari.
Abby d. Norris, of Dixon; Harriet
Wheeler, VIM. P. Buckner, A. B.
Scully, E. A. Agard, of Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. F. Fl. Reeve, of Evanston;
Mrs. M. Pearce, of Green Bay; j. T.
Walleck and Miss Allen Walleck, of
Omaha, are recent arrivals at the San
itarium.
The Palace barber shop has had a
very varied career. Fate seemed to be
against it. No one has been able to
make it go for some reason or other.
Now it is closed for good and Il restau
rant will be tried there. 1t was closed
on a chattel mortgage, and District
Attorney Buckmaster has possession.
Capt. W. P. Robertson, of the
steamer Weston, has hired the base
ment and dock of the old -four mill,
which will be put il order at once by
Mr.. Simmons. The Weston made her
first trip Monday, clearing at 7:15 p. m.
for Chicago Merchants or others
wishing to make purchases in Chicago
can do so by leaving orders with the
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