The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-11-30
THURSDAY, NOV. 80, 1899.

JOnn OauIW6I1 SPCI4e SItAANNe-J
friends in Milwaukee.
Harry Jones, of Racine, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
James Janaushek spent Sunday with
his parents in Milwaukee.
James Ni11iken, of the Racine News,
was Kenosha visitor Sunday.
Messrs. Craney and Jones, of Racine,
visited friends in Kenosha Sunday.
The merchants are getting out their
wares preparatory to the holiday sea-
son.
The Dickens club will meet with
Mrs. Samuel Reynolds Tuesday after
noon.
Martin Rowe, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends in
this city.
Charles La Bagh is home from Iowa
to spend few days with friends IN
Kenosha.
Miss Minnie Mayer, of Racine, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives IN
Kenosha.
Tom Graves took in the Chicago
Minnesota game in Chicago Saturday
afternoon.
Fred Madison, who has been with
Ringing Bros, has returned home to
spend the winter.
Misses Barbara Smith and Rosa
Lewis spent Sunday with friends and
relatives Racine.
We are still giving the TELEGRAPH
COURIER and Chicago Inter Ocean both
one year for SLIGO. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schne11. of
Paris, spent Sunday in this city as the
guests of Philip Schne11 and family.
Thomas H. Irving wishes to an
nounce that he has added to his hay
buying business all kinds of grain buy
ing. WJt
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran
church are planning for an elaborate
entertainment to be given at the church
on December 10th.
Tramps are still bold and it is re-
ported that an overcoat was stolen
from dummy in front of one of the
clothing stores Saturday evening.
Browns in Town, that jolly farce
which gave it's initial performance in
this city last December, is under scored
for Sunday night at the Rhode opera
house.
statesmen wANTED-To sell High
Grade Coffee and Teas direct to con-
sumner. Address American Coffee &
Tea Company, 142 Michigan street,
CHICAGO. 29w
Burglar Smith, held at the county
Jail on charge of burg1arizing store
out in Bristol, has made application to
be allowed to plead guilty to the charge
before the County Judge.
The will of the late Mary A. Martin
was filed for probate in the Circuit
Court Saturday afternoon. According
to the terms of it the entire property of
the deceased is left to her daughter,
Mary Louise Strong. The 1egatee is
SO1S SASCulI1A W1lAAOtAl DOAlSA'
The property is valued at $11, 800.
The marriage of William Shilling
and Miss Annie Cutler, two well
known young people of the city, was
celebrated Saturday evening at the
home of Justice Slater on Ashland
avenue After a short wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Shilling will go to house
keeping in this city. We extend
heartiest congratulations
The Hoye property on Ashland
avenue was sold for the second time at
administrator sale Saturday for 81 300
to Mr.. Goodman. The first time E. r.
Head bought it for 81, 200, but some of
the heirs claimed it was too low so the
sale was not confirmed and it was re-
advertised and sold to one of the
previous bidders for 81, 800. Remarks
are unnecessary.
Sunday evening was temperance
evening at the First Congregations
church, and large crowd gathered tc
hear professional and business men
tell of the dangers of the liquor habit
DR.. Cheever discussed the effects OF
alcohol from a medical standpoint
e.. C. Theirs talked on the subject OF
the use of intoxicants and its dangers
for the business man; A. E. Buck
master discussed ''Whiskey and Crime
while the service closed with very
interesting address by DR.. Gillespie.
The Merchants and Manufacturers
Association of Milwaukee met on las
Saturday afternoon for the purpose 0.
discussing the terminal line project
and the meeting resulted in the Michi
gan Central Railroad company being
asked to present a proposition to TIL
city. The committee in charge of tn,
affair are very much in favor of TIL
building of the road and the PROPOSE
ton will probably be favorable one
If the road is built to Milwaukee, vii
insure the entrance of the Central
into this city.