The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-10-27

The Balm drive is nearly competed
and will be one of the finest roadways
in the city.
/ Miss Richmond of Goshen, Ind, is
spending few weeks with Miss Bertha
Eichelman.
! Mr.. A. F,'rter and wife, of Milwau-
kee, spent Tuesday evening with
fritnds in Ken4sha.
DON'T forget that ". D. Bynum
speaks on Sound Money at the Opera
house next Monday night.
r. Morrison, -et Rockford Ill.,, paid
/ visit to the Chicago and Rockford
/ hosiery works Tuesday afternoon. i
IF you have been sick you viii find
Hoods Sarsaparilla the best medicine
you can take to give you.appetite and
strength.
President jackson of the Board OF
| Education paid a visit to the city
schools Monday and reports them in
excellent condition.
/ On account of the A. O. Il. Fair the
| Woman's club will hold the next Uni
versity Extension lecture at the Con
gregational church.
The Bristol and Paris Congregational
Aid society will give Fruit social at
the home of W. L. Marsh Friday even
ing, Nov. 4. All are cordially invited.
The steamer America did not venture
from her moorings in Chicago yester-
day, but will probably come up today
if the lake is in condition for it TO make
the harbor.
That fighting bull pup of Eddie
Grifin's was killed this morning. He
became such a nuisance that the owner
concluded to knock him in the head
with an ak.
The Steamer Starke with Captain
Crosby in charge had hard fight
against the heavy sea near Milwaukee
last night. 1t finally put into that har-
Dor for refuge. Z ,a@
Miss Mary Bohen, of Hartford, Wis,
formerly housekeeper for Rev. Wenker,
was married at Hartford Tuesday,
Oct. Is, at St. Killian's church to Jacob
Schmitt, of Wauwatosa, Wis. e.
Now is the time to contract for Monu-
ments for Spring delivery. They do
not have to be paid for until completed
and accepted by you. VIM. j. Morse
& Co, cor Church and Wise onsin.9sw
The NJ. K. & K. officials are meeting
with chilly reception among the Mil
waukee avenue residents and property
owners and there is strong probable
ity that the Meyers bus line will run-all
winter. .'~'7 a.
The scow German broke from her
moorings in the harbor last night and
before she was anchored in the mid
die of the river considerable damage
was done by the vessel dashing against
the dock. w.
It was reported that schooner had
been beached three miles south oflthe
city this morning, but the life saving
station reports that a careful investi-
cation shows the rumor to be without
any truth whatever. IS
A letter has been received from Miss
Harriet Balm stating that the party
with whom she is now touring on the
continent have returned to Parise"fo
the winter and have taken up their
residence at rue Leopold Robert. r.
A big bargain in boys Watch es.
Stem wind and set, warranted one year.
Price So. This is good timepiece
and if not satisfactory your money back.
T. j. DALE, jeweler,
dwtf Grant House block.
The regular monthly dinner of the
Octagon club was held last night at
the residence of Mrs. q. j. Lewis.
After the usual dinner four tables of
whist were played in which the prizes
were won by Mrs. DR.. Farr, Mrs. G. w.
Allen, E. Fl. Hollister and G.. Ell. Hurd.
An effort is being made to have the
city put in a series of water filters for
the purpose of purifying the lake water.
If the council does all the things that
are now being asked of it, that little
$4,000 balance in the treasury will
soon be exhausted.
Howard Van Wyck, former city at
torney of Milwaukee, has left that city
to locate in Marietta, Ca, the change
of residence being necesstatcd by his
health. Mr.. Van Wyck is a son OF
Judge Anthony Van Wyck, and his.
many friends in Kenoshe will wish him
success in his new field.
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