The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-05-18

Sigel Conley has accepted a position
at the Tanner drug store.
Carl Raddatz has accepted aposltion
as carpenter at the Uihlein stock farm.
| The pension of Col. Palmetier has
been increased from So to $l2 month.
George Martin, one of the prisoners
confined at the county Jail, is seriously
III.
Miss May Chase and mother, of Mil
waukee, will spend the summer in Re
nosha.
Mrs Mcdonald is reported seriously
i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
j. E. Mahoney.
Miss Lizzie Hayden has returned to
Milwaukee after weeks visit with
Kenosha friends.
John Mcfarland, of Racine, spent
Monday evening with friends and
relatives in Kenosha.
w. A. Hardinger, the Secretary OF
the Waukegan Y. M. c. A., spent
Monday with Secretary Parker in this
city.
| Fred Stemm has resigned his position
at the First National Bank to accept
one in the private Office of 2. G.. Sim
mons.
The Knights of Maccabees have
issued invitations for dancing party
at Jacobs Island on the evening of
May %.
Mrs. Tate and children, of Louis
lana, are expected here soon to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Drake.
Prof. Wirth's May party drew a
large crowd to Simmons Hall Monday
evening. The party proved a very
pleasant one. The music for the dance
was furnished by the St9mm Brothers
orchestra.
The Remer g. Sutherland Laundry
has made Miss Mabelle Kelley happy
by putting in new Densmore type
writer through the agency of c. P.
Garst, the resident agent.
Mrs. Herman Kraft, who has been
receiving treatment at the Presbyterian
hospital in Chicago, for the past three
months, has returned home. She has
entirely recovered her health.
The Council chamber in the City
Hall has been enlarged by the moving
of the partition. In this manner the
aldermen will be given more room and
the bull pen will still be left intact.
The Fidelity laundry invites it's pat
rons and friends to call and see it's
new patent washer and other machin-
cry in operation. The Fidelity is up
date, and ranks among the best
laundries in the state.
It is reported that the marriage of
Grafton L. Cameron, the we'll known
Market street druggist, and Miss
Mamie Huck will be celebrated during
the next few days. The marriage will
prove surprise to their friends.
The Kenosha Cycling club have
rented the rooms over Connery's saloon
which will be fitted up for use of the
club. They will be renovated and
decorated in such manner that the
Cycling club will have the prettiest
suite of rooms in the city.
Henry Blackman has received word
from his daughter, Miss Lora Black
man, who has been at San Juan,
Porto Rico, for the past few months as
a nurse in the government hospital,
that she has started for her home in
this city. All the United States army
nurses in Porto Rico have been ordered
home at once.
The funeral of Mrs. IT. W. Crandall
was held from the residence of her son,
W. W. Crandall, Sunday afternoon. A
large number of friends and relatives
attended the services, which were con-
Quoted by Rev. [. w. Corey, of the
Baptist church. Among the relatives
who attended the funeral from out of
town were William Smith, of Antioch,
and G. Fl. and G. G. Jones, of Chicago.
The Chicago & Milwaukee Tele-
graph Company have paid the judg-
ment recently placed against them by
Judge Fish in the case brought by
II. S. Van Ingen against the company
for the purpose of securing damages
from the company for the destruction
of trees during the building of line
between Chicago and Milwaukee. The
damages and the costs of the action
amounted to over $500. 1t is under
stood that the case will not be appealed
to the higher courts
The blind boy pianist, frankie
Richter, who is to be here the 25th and
Goth, made great hit at Waukegan
last week. The local papers gave over
column each of enthusiastic praise to
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