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

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Ben Cameron was in Racine Sunday.
t. j. Dale spent Sunday in Elgin, Ill.
Arthur Host spent Sunday in Racine.
John Cantwell spent Sunday in Ra-
cine.
Edward Getchman spent Sunday in
Racine.
Lester Holderness spent Sunday in
Milwaukee.
/ Clarence Berner, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday here.
! G. FL. Jones, of Chicago, was here on
business Saturday.
Miss Runkle, of Fox River, is visiting
her sister Miss L. Runkle.
Well made cambria corset covers,
10c, at Barden & McArdle's. dWtf
Miss Margaret Adams, of Nashotah,
Wis, is visiting at Kemper hail.
Frank G.. Head, of Utica, N. Y, took
| Sunday dinner with G. E. Remer.
| Samuel Stnrent, of Minneapolis, is
visiting his sister Mrs. III. E. Robbins
Miss Anna Host, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with Miss Maggie Stahl.
Miss T. Stewart, of Minneapolis, is
visiting her sister Mrs. H. E. Robbins.
Mrs. E. Fl. W. Blair, of Chicago, is
visiting with her sister Mrs. Mary E.
Lane.
Messrs. Shaw and Wright, of Chi
cago, spent Sunday with the family of
O. S. Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of Chica-
go, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Strong.
Miss T.. Musgrave, who has been
spending a week in Milwaukee, re-
turned Saturday.
John Dauben, who had his hand
crushed at the Sterling some time ago,
is rapidly improving.
While discussing the weather ques-
ton don't forget to keep in mind that
Bailey's coffee is the best. lW
Harry Skinkle has proved that he
was not letting his hair grow for year
on the strength of wager, by having
it cut.
Corset covers of fine cambria, en-
broidery trimmed, 18c. 23c, 29c. for
the January sale at Barden & Nc
Ardle's, dwtf
Albert Zens is improving his store
buildings on North Chicago street by
having them -foored, re- papered and
re- painted.
The Woman's club met this after
noon. Mrs. L. M. Theirs read a paper
on Chaucer and the discussion was led
by Miss Gill.
Chief of Police Fred Stemm, wife and
daughter went to Chicago today to at
tend the wedding of Mr.. Stemm's sister,
Mrs. Canon.
The Duplicate Whist club meets this
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rowe.
The hostesses will be Miss Stebbins and
Miss Belle Bond.
Much interest is being taken in the
January sales at Barden & McArdle's
Knowing buyers take advantage of a
splendid showing of muslin underwear,
white GOODS. linens. etc. dWtf
Seats for Billy Rice's MINISTRIES are
new on sale at Woodward & Conley's
drug store Prices have been reduced
to 25, 35 and so cents, SO if you have a
choice reserve your seats ahead.
The report to the effect that little
Tessie jackson was worse was not we'll
founded On the contrary, she is i'm
proving nicely every day.
Chas. Thompson, of Milwaukee, is
taking the place of Fred Minderman in
the Palace barber shop. He comes
with good recommendation as barber.
Mrs. Joseph Christman dropped dead
at her home in the town of Brighton
Sunday morning of paralysis OF the
heart, aged so years. She leaves a
husband and large family.
All those who wish transportation to
the Sanitarium Saturday evening to
hear Mrs. Custer will please be at the
Guild hall at 1880 Saturday evening.
Buses will leave at that time. Fare
20 cents round trip. dwj23
Three tables of cinch were operated
at Mrs C. E. Remer's party, given in
honor of the Misses Newell Tuesday
evening. The prizes were taken by
Miss Newell, Mrs. N. A. Rowe, Leav-
enworth Kershaw and A. H. French.
Pitts & DeBerge have promised to
reft Simmons hall SO that it will be
more convenient for ball playing. They
will build seats in amphitheater style at
one end of the hall hanging a netting
before it and prepare diamond in the
other end.
Mrs. Custer, widow ofGeneral Custer,
will read and talk at the Sanitarium
Saturday evening of frontier life as
spent with General Custer. This will
be an opportunity that ought not to be