The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-10-20
Aid. Gorman spent Suad az in Mil


with friends IN Kenosha.
bS SMath Joachim spent @ Sunday with
his lady friend at Racine vh3H
il sxBFigham, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with James Shanks.
Mrs. r. E. Sutherland spent Satur-
day, with friends5in Chicago gym q !
John Mayer, Sri, spent Sunday with
his daughter in the Belle City es-e11>.
Dr.. VIM. Pugh is spending a few
days at his old home in Canada ~
Felix Novacki will open q grocery
store on Pine street next Saturday. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs. John English spent
Sunday with friends in Milwaukee. ~.
Misses Mamie and Susie Rowe spent
Sunday with their sister il Milwaukee
James A. Stone, of chicago, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LANCER are re-
joicing over the birth of a new boy
baby. q - - :. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain,
of Racine, spent Sunday visiting Keno
sha friends. sv.- .-e-.t
Henry Wilson, of Milwaukee, was
here to spend Sunday with his friend,
NJ. A. Smith. i. +- W : go. ~ : 50 ..'
Frank Ryan and John Thomas, of
Chicago, are visiting the family of
George Wade.
George Sutherland has resumed his
duties in the dry goods store after a
six weeks illness. ,f.I...zt .:t-.fes
James Glover, of Genoa Junction, is
here on a. brief visit with bis sister,
Miss Nancy Glover. .f....4r. .~.I +
Conrad Shearer is taking lessons in
p enmanship Ct the College of Com
Imerce night school. s,le ql.+ .o.a.,..
+ Mr. and Mrs.. ETC. Tecktonius, Of
Racine, spent. Sunday with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Hugh Barden, <,n~ -, ts-. ~
| MIR. and Mrs. VIII. Baker, of Chicago
are spending. a1feW days with friends
and relatiyesin this city. arfr. f-e zfy
! The funeral of Chester Pitts was
held from the family residence on Park
avenue on Sunday afternoon UGt-3j4d5
Peter Fisher, Jr., is home from st
Johns Military Academy at16Delaield
for short visit with his parents: I.9uo
An italian named Tentintio was
arrested by officer Murphy Sunday
night on a charge Of intoxication. &@2
Miss Carrie Russell returned home
Sunday evening after q visit with
friends ard relatives in Nebraska. '9~ ilo
Mrs. John Moran, formerly Of Chi
cago, has. Joined her husband in this
city and will make her future home
here. @S' '.+'' +2,f.@@ .''s''
Wag Meyers and Ben Bauer went up
to Racine Sunday night to attend a
surprise party. The boys reportt. a fine fine
time. .~ro:r4. III "
Political campaign openings don't
seem to be exactly the thing this year.
The rain falls alike on the just and the
unjust. .,..s-t. .-.,-,.:.,rf1- ...,.-.
The owners of local planning mills say
that they are not. in trust which. was
recent formed taking in practically
all LOT the big mills in the. state,o4tfa Ilf
i Mrs. iChas5 w. AllengoMTsg 9Bronsong
Mrs. Redeker7 and Miss IRedeker re-,
turned home Saturday from Omaha,
Wnere they were attending the Exposi
ton w \ c. &. n
The Misses Gertrude Chamberlain
and Ida Clunie have returned totheir
homes in Racine after @ enjoying a
pleasant visit with Viola and Mabel
Huck@ s ~ - =, o.,4 o..at,s
Two Chicago towing tugs collided in
Lake Michigan just off Kenosha early
Sunday morning. Neither IF tfah
were badly injured and both proceeded
to Chicago. =" oo' 5''''/ .'.I ~ q 8 '''l
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of ". /. Rove, Of this City,
and Miss Sanborn, Of Chicago. The
Wedding will occur the latter part }oqtt
Fhe month mont ia a3i0 y5.a 9dt On Td 1ioc
The Kenosha Athletics defeattd2the
High school boys on the gridir0n Sat-
urday afternoon by a score of II to O.
The Athletics were too heavy for their
opponents, but the latter put up very
plucky fight. aua oasoQ 11tal- oS1ota
The City Council didn't seem to be
in any hurry to act on the ordinance
proposed by the local health officer.
Some of 4. them seem to think that
Kenosha isn't large enough for tile
passage of such on ordinance. n.1szdl
Mrs. G.. G.. dTheleen has returned
| from. d visit with friends in Milwaukee
| She brought with her several interest
| i0U souvapira Of the hattie 0f SanfiapC