The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-01-21

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John Toellttle spent Tuesday in Mil
waukee.
J.E. Heating is spending the week
in st. Louis.
Miss Lizzie Bond is visiting friends
in Chicago.
This weather puts damper on peo-
pies spirits.
Second week of [. r. Kahn's genuine
clearing sale. tt
B. S. Lobdell, of Chicago, was in this
city Tuesday.
Four large new stores are promised
/ for next season.
George Holderness spent Monday
evening in Racine.
! Mrs. Edward Lane, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. j. B. Lane.
Miss Layhe, of Racine, is visiting the
Misses Rice, of this city.
Mrs. Bronson is visiting the family of
DR.. Ward at Milwaukee.
The masque ball Tuesday evening
; was NCly lol SOlN QUOOuOOO'
Jos. Smith has accepted position as
engineer On the ST.. Paul road.
Miss Sheldon's history class will dis
cuss Thackeray Thursday evening.
Mrs. E. L. Grant is in Milwaukee
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Quarles.
Frank Smith goes to Chicago Thurs
day for a few days visit with friends.
0. L. Woodward, of Clinton, Wis, is
visiting his brother, O. FL. Woodward.
Edgar A. Goldthorpe has returned
from a visit among friends in Oshkosh.
ST. Matthews church social at Guild
hall Thursday evening. All are in
vited. j2l
Mrs. j. j. Hoyt will entertain Miss
Sheldon's history class Thursday after
noon.
There were several things beside the
masks at the masquerade ball Tuesday
evening.
The new dispensation at the county
jail is making a splendid record in
tramps.
George Melville has returned from an
extended trip in the northern part of
the state.
About forty-fve of Billy Rices Chi
cago friends are coming up Saturday to
see the show.
Rev. H. S. Roblee went to Chicago
Monday to attend the Chicago Minis
ters' meeting.
The Nagawicka Whist club met
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Skiller.
A load of young people came down
from Racine Tuesday evening to attend
the masque ball.
Harry Fuller, of Racine, one of the
old University boys, is engaged to Miss
Mellen, of Chicago.
Quite a number from Racine are ex-
pected down to attend the Ushers' mas
querade February 2.
The Kenosha Whist club met in their
rooms at the Benedict Il Tarbell build
ing Tuesday evening.
There were several bad falls this
morning on Main street owing to the
snow and rain on the walks.
The funeral Of Mrs. John Stromberg
took place this afternoon from Thomas
Hansen's undertaking parlors.
A number of people are talking of
going to Chicago this week to hear
Nat Goodwin in An American Citi-
Zen."
After Simmons hall has been fitted
up the home indoor base ball teams
will be able to make good matches with
outside parties.
The Danish Sisterhood will give
dancing party Saturday evening in the
hall over Ames & Anglers store.
Everybody is invited. j23
Lyman's shoe store is surprising the
public with a sale of mems shoes at
So. All solid goods and the latest
STYLES of lasts and toes. i26
Mrs. PERKINS, dancing school will be
at Central Music hall as usual this week
Thursday, Jan. IL Children in after
noon, adults school and social in the
evening. III
The ladies of the Baptist church give
a social next Thursday evening, Jan.
21st. Supper served from $50 to s
O'Clock, after which a program will be
rendered. J2l
MgEA Now can the winter of
80, - your discomfort be made
azsAAsA glorious summer. For par
~Ss ticulars call on or write
ChaS Goodman BOB Main