The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-02-25

What a blizzard we got Sunday
night!
Mrs. P. English went to Chicago
Monday.
A. E. Buckmaster spent Saturday in
Mansion.
Mrs. G. H. Ripley visited in Bristol
last week.
Chester Allen is reported to be on
the sick list.
Little Beatrice English is sick with
scarlet fever.
| Miss Hazel Leonard, of Evanston, is
visiting her relatives.
Mrs. Herrick, of Neenah, is the guest
of Mrs. Charles Allen.
Miss Maud Yule, of Milwaukee, is at
home with her parents.
Happy Cal was picked up and
lodged in the county jail Sunday.
MichaelEF. Zens is reported to be
slowly improving from his illness.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict, of Chicago
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Money is scarce everywhere, but in
this town street cars are even scarcer.
Fred Meyer, an inmate of the poor
house, was arrested for drunk Sun
day.
Miss Kate Moone, of st. Joseph,
Michigan, is thea"'guest of Miss Maud
Cooper.
Mrs. w. D. King, of Harvard, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. FL. Truax
Sunday.
Peter Lippert, of Chicago, came up
to spend Washington's birthday in
Kenosha.
Mr.. Gilman, OF Chicago, came Mon
day to take up employment with the
gas company.
W. W. Cooper was elected president
of the Epworth League of Wisconsin at
Oshkosh Saturday.
Kenosha Whist clubs are trying to
get in enough meetings to make up for
the Lenten season.
Mrs. A. K. Fletcher and Mrs. Walter
Jenkins, of Chippewa Falls, Wis, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hew-
lit.
You can tell good thing when you
see it, can't you? Well, see our splen-
did Atwood Spring suits. B. Herr
mann & Co.
j. C. Beye, now the government
engineer on the Fox river improvements
with headquarters at Oshkosh, stopped
off here for few hours Monday after
noon.
Adolph Koelling, of Chicago, who is
to succeed Prof Karl Otto Heyer as
musical director at Kemper hall, made
his first appearancesFriday
W. D. Bailey & Co. are handling the
best groceries and are accommodating.
They will call and get your order and
deliver free of charge. Try them, it
will pay you. W
The Charles FL. Sieg company is
shipping wheels out at terrific rate
just now. Saturday $50 were shipped.
The day before 10. There are 30O
men now employed there.
Superintendent Kleeman and staff,
of the Prudential Life Insurance COM
pany, came down from Racine Monday
afternoon to become guests of Assist
ant Superintendent Paar and staff here.
Mr.. Rhode in offering Bakers Trou
badors lays particular stress upon the
entertainment, and particularly desires
the attendance of ladies and children.
He will issue Invitations to all the prin
cipals of the schools and clergy of the
city.
That a man will at some moments
think more of his hat than of his safety
was evidenced this morning when a
certain gentleman pursued his hat right
into the track, and almost under the
feet of a team advancing on the full
jump.
A large representation of Racine,
Waukegan and Chicago people were
down to attend the Fitzgerald party at
Central Music hall Monday evening.
They were certainly we'll entertained,
as the party was one of the best ever
given in Kenosha.
From appearances it would seem
that Kenosha is not to be unrepresented
either at the bicycle g grind in Chi
cago or the grand opera" While
we can attend "grinds" and operas
we need not complain of hard times or
lack of confidence.
a gentleman accompanied quite a
number of ladies, members of some of
the various whist clubs of the city, to
the colonial concert at the. Baptist
church Monday evening and remarked
that he really had to go to prevent the
ladies from lapsing into their custom
and playing whist.
E. B. Hand. W. Vincent Adams, A.
j. Horlick, Misses Jessie Hand, Daisy
| Bull and Mabel H0rlick. and Mrs. r. D.