The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-11-18

| Waukegan Saturday.
There will be meeting of the social
and reception committee of the y. nj
C. A. next Thursday evening at the
| rooms.
The committee on cigars up at the
county board seems to be doing its
duty, Judging from the number OF
cigars lying around loose.
1t appears that the gang of horse
thieves who canvassed this section a
few weeks ago have revived their dep
relations in Lake county.
The Ladies of Maccabees give a
social at Simmons hall Saturday even
ling, Nov. 90. Admission 25 cents,
Refreshments will be served.
George A. Yule was elected in the
Wisconsin division Of the l.. A. W.
election, to the position of representa-
tive. He received a total of 638 votes.
Miss Allen entertained the
Park Whist club Monday evening.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs. Red
eker, Mrs. Mailer, c. W. Allen and
F. Fl. Hall.
The price fixed upon by the special
committee as the amount the city was
to pay for the street sweeper was
1881. 40. The original cost one year
ago was about $400
Mrs. Mary Packman was considered
in very dangerous condition today.
She is suffering from a heart difficulty
and her relatives fear that she may
drop off at any time.
Two more. special police. without pay
were added to the ranks Monday night.
They are Ben Haffner and W. FL. Bair.
The boys around Kemper Hall had
better look little out" now.
The First National bank and the
Merchants and Savings bank we're ap-
pointed county repositories by the
county board Tuesday morning. The
banks agreed to allow 2 per cent. in
terest on daily balances.
Mrs. Frederick S. Newell. daughter
Moyca and son Edward leave here
Wednesday for New York, whence
they sail Saturday for Genoa. From
there they will leave for Algiers, where
they will spend the winter.
Those present at the Congregational
church Sunday evening pronounce the
music very good, the same being pro-
duced by ladies chorus. "Charity"
the anthem, was we'll rendered, Miss
Head doing the solo work in her usual
fine style. Mrs. Lovejoy's solo was
also good.
DR.. G.. Windesheim, who was badly
hurt Saturday by falling down a flight
of cellar stairs while visiting patient,
is improving as nicely as. could be ex-
pected. His scalp wound was bad
one, but the main trouble seems to be
in the back, were several of his mus
Giles were quite badly strained.
Next Sunday will be a red letter day
for the Park avenue M. E. church.
The young peoples societies from the
following churches will unite in grand
rally day: Somers, Berryville, Bristol,
Salem, Pleasant Prairie, Wesley
Chapel, North Prairie and Kenosha.
DR.. Gross, assistant general secretary
of the Epworth league, will address
the young people Saturday night and
Sunday evening.
Kenosha is anxious to arrange an
indoor baseball game with a Racine
club and no doubt arrangements will
soon be made. An admirer of the
game sends in the following list of
players for fast team: Korzelius,
catcher; Ole or Hetzel, pitcher; Blatz,
first base; Ticknor, second base; Her.
man, third base; Killian and Matson,
short stops; Williamson and Murphy,
fielders. Racine Journal.
What is called the Klondike of the
theatrical world is the ever welcome
Rentz- Santley Novelty and Burlesque
company this season. They come to
the Rhode opera house next Saturday
night arrayed IN all the glory of up-to-
date burlesque and vaudeville nuggets.
Only the very best artists in their par
ticular line have been engaged and the
management guarantee that the pro-
duction of " A World of Pleasure, +" " A
Carnival of Vaudeville Novelties" and
" Paradise in Hades," everything will
prove thoroughly up-to-date and of
the highest order.
/" A World of Pleasure. A Car
nival of Vaudeville Novelties" and
+" Paradise in Hades," will constitute
the program to be presented by the
greater Rentz- Santley Novelty and
Burlesque company at the Rhode next
Saturday evening. The heretofore
we'll known excellence of the produc-
tions of this famed organization has