The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-15

itOr Sunday.
Norman Baker spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
Charles Berghwefer, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday in this city. -
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Busch are rejoic-
ing over the birth of daughter.
Driver Jack Rice, of the Central en-
CINE house is reported seriously i'll.
Walter Johnson, of Racine, spent
Sunday evening with friends in Keno
sha.
Will Yule was home from Chicago
Sunday to spend the day with his
father.
Chester Allen came home from Mad
ison Sunday to spend the day with his
parents.
A number of elaborate SOCIAL events
are being arranged for the approaching
holidays.
Mrs Lawrence Ole, of Racine, spent
Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
William Faber.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Moreland, of
Bradford, Pa, are visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
Miss Nellie Kelaugher returned home
Saturday from an extended visit with
her sister in Chicago.
Milton Petit was home from Chicago
University Sunday to spend a short
vacation with his mother.
The T. Fl. E. club was entertained on
Saturday afternoon by Miss Una Slater.
The members report an enjoyable
time.
Money to Burn" drew large
audience to the Rhode opera house
Sunday evening. The performance
was not worthy of comment.
Chief of Police Barber had trouble
with a rabid dog Sunday and as a
result two of the fingers on his right
hand were badly lacerate5.
The funeral of Mrs. Thomas Irving
was held from St. Matthew's church
Sunday afternoon. The remains we're
inserred in the city cemetery.
The funeral of John Arnold was held
from St. Georges church Sunday after
noon. The funeral was attended b. a
large crowd of early settlers and the G..
A. r. attended in body. The inter
ment was at st. George cemetery.
The NOnpareil club gave a very en-
jOyable dancing party at Central Music
hall Saturday evening. Over75 couples
were in attendance. The music was
furnished by Stemm Bros. orchestra.
The club will give masquerade ball
about the middle of JanuarJ
All of the railway companies in the
state have signifed their intention of
giving out passes to legislators and
state officers, as has been the custom
for years. Both the Republican and
Democratic platforms declared against
the use of passes by public officials.
Let us see how many of them refuse to
accept these small brides.
Just as a Cincinnati drummer was
writing his name on a register at a
Kansas City hotel, a bed bug appeared
and slowly meandered across the page.
The drummer dropped the pen and re-
marked: have been bled by Chi
cago tleas, bitten by st. Louis spiders
and interviewed by Fort Scott gray
backs, but I'll be darned if ] ever was
in hotel where the bed bugs examin,
ed the register to find the number of
my room. l guess I'll go down and
sleep on the railroad bridge" -Ex.
The Swedish Lutheran church was
packed to the doors Sunday night. All
could not find seats. The pastor
preached from Matt. 7:13-14. His
subject was: The narrow gate and
the straight way that leadeth unto
life." company of fifty three Swed
ish people from Racine came by special
car to attend the services. The Racine
people were all highly pleased and con
graduated the Swedish Lutherans Of
Kenosha on having such a beautiful
church.
Senator Reynolds, OF Kenosha, was
in Milwaukee yesterday. Mr.. Reynolds
is prominent stockman and was deep
~ interested in the anti-pool bill passed
at the last session Speaking of the
report that an attempt would be made
to amend the bill at the coming session
he said that if such an attempt was
made it would come from the trottine
horse men. The running horse men
he said, had lost interest in it anC
would probably not try to have i
amended. Racine Journal.