The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-12-01
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John Tinklin sold his residence on
Elizabeth street this afternoon to
Andrew Anderson. Consideration
81 200.
Landlord L. D. Graves didn't go to
the Chicago Michigan foot ball game
but he will probably remember it just
the same.
81 suffered for months from sore
throat. Eclectric Oil cured me in
twenty four hours " M. S. Gist,
HaWesville, Ky. dwn3O
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Lillian McHenry to Mr.. William
l. Morrison of FIT. Madison, Iowa. The
wedding will occur during the holidays.
Builds up the system; puts pure,
rich blood in the veins; makes men
and women strong and healthy.
BurdOck Blood Bitters. At any drug
store. dWn3O
The Kenosha bicycle club gave a
very pleasant dancing party at Central
Music hall Wednesday night. 1t was
their opening social function and proved
a great success.
The Passtime pleasure club gave a
very enjoyable all day dancing party
at Columbia hall Thursday A large
crowd were in attendance. The music
was furnished by Stemm Bro. orches-
ira.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. j. Huck and
family. desire to express their sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends for
their kindness and sympathy during
the sickness and death of their dear
little harold.
Burglars entered the residence of
Mrs. Emma Farr in Waukegan Thurs
day night and secured about 5000
worth of jewelry and other vaIuables.
The police in this city have been asked
to look after the robbers
Mrs. James Kennard entertained the
D. ID, Circle Friday afternoon. Two
tables of cinch were played. The head
prize was won by Mrs. Alvin Puffer.
Delightful refreshments we're served by
the hostess and all report an excellent
time.
John Temple Graves, the greatest
orator of the South land, will lecture
at the Rhode Dec. 5, as the third in
the series of Park Ave. entertainments.
Course tickets may be exchanged for
sittings Nov. % to 30, before single
tickets are put on sale.
One of Joe Loef's little boys met with
a very painful accident this morning
while playing with number of com
panions near his home in Brassville.
The little fellow was riding on a sled
when several other boys ran into him
and his left leg was broken just above
the ankle.
The management Of our local enter
tainments should be more particular
about advertising curtains up at s
and those not there at that time must
stand until after the first act" Most
of the audience was there on time last
night, but had long wait of three
quarters of an hour.
B. Eichelman was host at most
delightful Thanksgiving dinner and
family reunion at his residence on
Exchange street yesterday. The entire
family was present and when the COM
pany gathered round the festal board
three sons, one daughter and grand
| children were in attendance and the
occasion proved very happy one.
It is rumored that the indoor base
ball team will not be allowed to use
Simmons Hall any more this season. If
such is. the case an effort should be
made to build an auditorium for the
use of the team. Kenosha is proud of
the team and should see that a proper
place is made for the team to hold it's
contests.
Rem milford, sporting editor of the
Cincinnati Post, is here to spend a
short time with his brother-ip law, j.
K. Wheeler. Mr.. milford took in the
indoor ball game at Simmons hall last
night and was one of the enthusiastic
rooters. The game has not yet been
introduced at the Ohio metropolis, but
Mr.. milford promises to start the ball
rolling as soon as he returns home.
A great howl is being raised about
the action of the board of Education in
asking the county superintendent to
pay for the work of the Janitor during
the county institute. The demands of
the board seem perfectly just. Mr.
Jensen as Janitor of the school build
ing has harder work than any janitor
in the city and he should be allowed to
enjoy any holidays which may come up
during the year or receive proper COM
pensation for his services at such times
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