The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-09-01

Miss Marie Smith, of Chicago, is Wis
ting Mrs. E. P. Chalfant.
Jas. NJ Stebbins and John Clawson
are two more candidates for Sheriff who
have not been mentioned before in this
paper
Mrs. T. L. Carter, of Congress street,
started on Monday on a trip to Fon du
Lac where she will visit week with
friends.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kenosha Medical Association will be
held at the Grant House on Friday
evening.
The committee having in charge the
labor day picnic met Tuesday evening
and completed final arrangements for
the celebration.
The Trades and Labor Council met
Tuesday evening and chose Frank
O'Malley as Marshal of the day for the
big Labor celebration.
The old suit of Martha Rommerdahl
ct al against Charles Gonnermann is
one of the cases on the calendar for the
present term of the Supreme Court.
The Davy Clay Ballast Company has
sent Will J. Evans to responsible po-
sition in Iowa. Mr.. Evans graduated
at the College of Commerce last month
Mrs. Miller, of Chicago, special
teacher of music and drawing in the
city schools, is here to make arrange
ments for the opening of the coming
school year.
The members of the W0man's club
are making elaborate preparations for
the coming lectures by Prof. MOulton.
The tickets will be ready by the last
of the week.
The Jolly Four" Charlie Leeman,
Paul Schumacher, Howard Rahr, Louis
Goodnow, and a number of friends re-
turned from ten days camping trip
at Twin Lakes.
It is rumored that KenOsha capital
will start brewery on North Water
street in the near future. The amount
of beer consumed in KenOsha should
insure the success of such a movement.
While making some repairs on the
residence of Mat Goergen Tuesday
afternoon Mat began tell from scat
folding and broke his arm and twisted
one of his ankles. Drs. Andre and
Windesheim attended him.
1t is reported that a prominent North
side contractor has left town and
nothing can be heard of his where
abouts. He had with him when he left
home quite sum of money but some Of
his relatives fear that he has met with
foul play.
For various reasons the regular
meeting of the Pleasant Prairie Fo-
RUM will be postponed until the eve
ming of Sept. Sd (third), at that time
we will be entertained by Comrades
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Benedict, of
Bristol. Sec'y.
A quiet but very enjoyable sociaL
and lawn party was given by Miss
Crystal Miller last evening at the home
of her parents on North Water street,
in honor of the Misses Anna M. and
Matilda G.. Lorenz, of Sheboygan. The
guests INDUCED in dancing, singing
and games until the small hours of the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. KurZrok, Of the
East Troy News, are rejoicing over the
arrival of bright little son, which
came to gladden. their hearts on We'd
nesday, August "a. Mrs. Kurzrok will
be remembered as Miss Hetta Yaw,
formerly of Camp Lake, we'll known to
many of our readers.
Doctors Sorensen and F. r. Garl0ck,
of Racine, have offered to go to jack
sonville, Fla, giving their professional
services free, and assist in bringing the
sick members of the First regiment to
Wisconsin. Gov. Scofeld was notified
of the offer and will advise with the
War department and if arrangements
can be made, accept the offer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Winberg enter
tanned a large company of friends
Tuesday evening at their new residence
at the corner of Pearl and West streets.
A supper was served in the dining
room, at which covers were laid for
fourteen The house was very prettilV
decorated for the occasion and present.
ed charming appearance. Those who
were present are loud in THEFT praises
of the hospitality of the host and