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


Liverymen report good business
Sunday.
Miss Williams is the guest of friends
in Chicago.
Jetty Tulley called on friends in the
country Sunday.
Mrs. II. w. Marden has returned
from Warren, Pa.
Miss Lizzie Then spent Sunday with
friends in the country.
Miss Sadie Carr spent Sunday with
friends in the country.
Mrs. Gilbert Simmons is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Clarkson.
Miss Margaret Stahl is visiting for a
few weeks in Milwaukee.
Miss Kate Boerner has gone to Paris
to spend a week with friends.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Siefers, Sunday, Oct. 10, boy.
Mrs. Sara Clapp leaves next week
for Syracuse, N. Y, on visit.
Rudy" Muntzenberger has re-
turned from his visit to Chicago.
E. P. Maynard, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with Miss Adeline Baker.
DR.. L. E. Kaltenbach is laid up with
a slight touch Of spinal meningitis.
Judge Anthony Van Wyck spent
Sunday with his son in Milwaukee.
Miss Maud Yule, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with her parents here.
T. j. Dale spent Sunday calling on
friends at his old home in Elgin, ILL.,
Large numbers of nutting parties
filed the woods and surrounding cOun-
try Sunday.
The marriage of Miss Maude Cooper
and Charles Beachel is announced to
take place Oct. 27.
Reuben De Haven was called to
Minneapolis Sunday evening by the
death of his father.
Miss Frances Hills, of Racine, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Kenosha Wis
iting at the home of her mother.
All who could find conveyances of
whatsoever nature betook themselves
to the hickory nut groves Sunday.
A horse belonging to M. B. Winter
has either strayed Or was stolen. 1t
was first missed at l1:30 Sunday night.
Mrs. Nellie PETER and daughter
Mabel leave this week for Cincinnati,
o., on visit to Mrs. PETERS brother.
Guy Adams, who is engaged with
the Prudential Insurance company, at
Chicago, spent Sunday with friends
here.
For Sale-Sisal hay rope suitable for
tying cornstalks at fifty cents per hun
dred pounds at N. r. Aliens Sons tan
merry, Kenosha, Wis.
1t is reported that a young couple
who hailed from Grays Lake, H., and
were married here by Rev. l. w. Corey
few months ago, have recently been
divorced.
1t comes from the north side that
four young men from the fourth ward
who went hickory nutting Sunday
brought home with them nine bushels
of nuts. None of these gentlemen ever
told lie
A good story is going the rounds on
two north side young men who went
out hunting. 1t seems that they got
into pasture land where several COWS
were being kept, and of course did not
see the ever watchful king of the pas
ture, who happened to spy them just
as one of the boys had raised his gun
and fred, and had succeeded in bring
ing to earth couple of fine plovers.
Of course they started over to secure
their prize, but had only gone a short
distance when they heard a clammer-
ing Of hoofs from behind. Looking
around they saw to their amazement
that they were being pursued by Mr..
Bull, and the boys lost no time in TAX
ing hot footn to the fence, which
was about the distance of a block
away. After they had recovered them
selves sufficiently to size each other up
one of them noticed that his compan-
ion wore bright red sweater.