The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-12-16
Nick Wallig is reported very low to-

Mrs. Franz MOnteen is reported
seriously i'll.
Eichelman's windows contain very
beautiful holiday display. i
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip VIM
dish, of Paris, baby girl.
Graft Cameron and Mike Isermann
spent Tuesday in Chicago.
Mrs. T. L. Moore and Miss Danks
spent Tuesday in Chicago.
Vincent Adams, of Racine, spent
Tuesday night in Kenosha.
Mr.. Thomas, OF Milwaukee, is the
guest of friends at the Southern.
Hugh Jones, of Red Oak, Iowa, is
spending a few days with Kenosha
friends.
Miss Rose O'Malley, of Milwaukee, is
spending few days with friends in
Kenosha.
Philip Lentz who has been seriously
i'll for some time, is reported greatly
improved.
A number of Racineites took in the
skating rink at Simmons hall Saour-
day evening.
Miss Naomi Barriage, of GAINESVILLE,
is spending few days with Mrs.
Walter Bailey.
Miss MarieiBuscher, of Winetka, H.,
is spending few days with the family
of G. F. Meiser.
John Beyersdorfer and John Taylor
went to Spring Bluff today for hunt
ing expedition.
Mr.. and}lMrs. Ray Kimball, of Ra-
cine, are..ssspending few days with
| Kenosha friends.
The W. R. G. social will be post
poned until after the holidays. By
order of committee. dis
Mrs. F. A. Starr, of Chicago, is
spending a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Phil. Harmon, Jr.
Land for sale by the acre from $75 to
$500 per acre, from one-half mile out
to within the city limits. Call at this
office. dWtf
The foundry department of the
Northwestern Wire Mattress works
will resume operations next Friday
morning.
Special prices on Kimball pianos and
organs until Jan. 1st. Time payments
| if desired. John McKuue Gottfred-
sens iewelry store. dwd18
The Indoor base ball team had their
regular practice Tuesday night. The
boys are getting in good shape for the
game Friday night.
The marriage of Miss Fannie Adams
to Mr.. Will Murgatroyd will take place
at the brides home Wednesday eve
ming, December %.
August Kleinschmitt was taken to
Waupun this morning by Sheriff Abel.
He will serve a years sentence for
abandoning his wife.
Kenosha has been very free from
drunkenness in the past month. Not
a single arrest of this kind has been
made in the last month.
Miss Mabel Pullman Smith, who has
been spendidg the past week with Miss
Margaret McKibbon, returned to her
home in Evanston today.
Edward Dowsett, who has been
spending q few days with Mrs. 0. S,
Newell, left today for Chicago on his
way to his home in the Hawaiian Is
lands.
Social at the Congregational church
parlors Thursday evening at $50
o'clock under the direction of Mes
danes Hall, Blackman, Lamb, and
Mr.. Frank Slosson.
Ladies Aid society, of st. Matthew's
church, give a supper and sale on
Thursday, the 10th. A good supper
for twenty-five cents, ice cream and
cake fifteen cents. Sale opens at 5
o'clock.
Robert Baker, who has been chief in
the culinary department of the jail for
some time, has made an application to
plead guilty to charge of bigamy.
The case will probably come up in q
| few days.
Three girls, not over fourteen years
of age, said to be from Kenosha,
walked down Main street last night
and were apparently under the infu-
ence of liquor. Two, of them smoked
cigarettes and they stopped nearly
every boy they met and asked for their
company. Racine Journal.
It has evidently come to that pass
when Racine, and not altogether sun-
reasonably either, takes every tough
girl on her streets for Kenosha pro-
duct.