The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-01-13


on account of neuralgia.
J. W. Terrell, Of Madison, is spend
ing few days in Kenosha.
Edward Green has resigned his
position in Weiskopf's jewelrv store.
One thousand pounds nice raisns,
five pounds for 25c. Isermann Bros. jl3
Harry Cooper, of MilYauhee, spent
Tuesday evening with his mother in
this city.
Miss Lolita Chalfantsfeturned home
Tuesday evening after a short visit in
Chicago, d
A case of scarlet feVer7was reported
today, the patient being Amanda
Korolske, of 500 Hansen street.
Miss Genevieve Roblee is suffering
from broken foot, which she received
by fall last Saturday evening.
Prof. George W. Redland returned
Tuesday evening after two weeks
visit with his parents at Toronto,
Canada.
Mesdames Paulson and Hill, who
have been spending few days with
Mrs. Robert Nicol, have returned to
their home in Chicago.
Charles Ernst and Frank Sullivan
went to Racine Tuesday evening to
attend the dancing party given by the
Knights of Pythias there.
The boys in the third ward pulled
the chimney off the third ward saloon
Tuesday afternoon, and the men in the
saloon we're given good fright.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
sample of Florida flowers and oranges
from Frank G.. Kingman, who is at
Georgiana. They were good, too.
Jacob Korn, of Chicago, has pur-
chased the saloon fixtures belonging to
Samuel Swartz for $3.50. Mr.. Swartz
claims that they were sold at loss OF
$3.50.
The usual social meeting of the
Chicago Kemper Hall association will
be held on Wednesday, Jan. 10, at the
home of Mrs. Forrest, 1854 Groveland
avenue.
A small fire occurred in Pleasant
Prairie Saturday night, by which Jas.
McKeon lost his entire supply of hay.
The hay is supposed to have been fired
by tramps.
Two Chicago couples were married
by Rev. Roblee Tuesday night and this
morning. With usual Chicago modesty
they desire their names withheld from
publication.
Russell Gilbert, Harold Mitchell,
and Louie Fay, who have been spend
ing the holidays at their homes in Chi
cago, have returned to their work at
the University school.
The Side Rank of the Catholic For
esters has been invited to visit the
Side Rank at Racine next Saturday
evening. A large delegation will go up
and special car has been chartered
for the purpose.
L. E. Hackley and sons have very
unique electric display in their show
window. The display is the work of
Mr.. Hackley, and is quite an innova-
ton in the advertising world of Keno
sha.
The Moody Bible class, which was
announced to be started last December,
but was postponed, will be presented to
the church people of this city next Sun
day evening in the M. GE. church at s
O'Clock. The meeting will be addressed
by w. R. Newell, assistant superinten-
dent of the Chicago Bible Institute.
In speaking to one OF the city
aldermen today the mayor stated that
the city was to be asked for an
appropriation of $500 for the support
of the city library. The mayor seemed
in favor of the scheme, but questioned
the source of raising the money. The
alderman remarked that it would be
dead easy. They could license two
more saloons year.
The people of Kenosha are to be
congratulated upon the opportunity
presented of hearing Mr.. Clarence
Eddy in one of his popular Organ Re-
citals. Perhaps no living organist in
this country or any other will dispute
the position claimed for him as the
greatest artist in his line living today.
A dissatisfied audience never left a
recital given by him.