The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-30

John NJ. Kehlor was in Chicago on
Tuesday.
J. o. Nc Cracker, Of Union Grove,
spent Tuesday ii Kenosha.
Mrs. E. o. Strauss has returned
home after a few days visit in Chi
jcago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fisher have re-
turned home after visit in New
York.
| James H. Miller, of Baraboo, Wis,
spent Tuesday evening with Kenosha
friends.
| Miss Katharine Betting is spending
a few days with friends ndssre1atives
in Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Clark, of Wau-
watosa, are spending few days with
friends in Kenosha.
w. H. Neumann, gof Lyons, and
Miss Bertha Vogel, Of Randall, have
been licensed to wed.
| J. Rudolph Gottfredsen Eis :home
from the Milwaukee Academy to spend
Sunday with his parents.
| Miss Edith Browns Centertained
| friends at luncheon on Monday af-
Iternoon in honor of Mrs. BessiesHurd
Forster.
| The annual supply of canary birds
| has arrived at w. ]. Dickhaut's bar
Der shop on Park street. - They are
singers. Go and see them. w31
| The hearing of the case of the
State VS.. Lorenz Wagner was con-
tinued until Dec. 6, to give the court
time to. consider the sevidence in the
case.
Physicians report that there are at
present only few cases of diphtheria
in the city and the disease seems to
have departed almost as silently as it
came.
Mrs. William J. Ryan entertained
the United Charity club at her. home
on Thursday afternoon. The menu
bers of the club report an enjoyable
Afternoon.
| Mrs. Garrett Birmingham and
niece, Miss Jewel Berming cham, of
Chicago, have returned after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Frank Cleary,
of Minneapolis, MINI.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Nor
wegian- Danish M. E. church will meet
at the home of H. Junker, Charles
street, second house north of Market
street, upstairs, Friday at 2 p. m.
The members of the Badger Council
of the Royal League entertained their
friends at dancing party at Ger
mania hall Tuesday evening. Nearly
two hundred couples were in attend
ance and great time is,sreported by
all.
The funeral of the late Thoma
Erright was held from st. James
church on Sunday Eafternoon. The
service was largely attended and
large cortege followed the remains to
their last resting place in St. James
cemetery.
Navigation at the Kenosha port is
practically at an end and nearly all
of the boats have laid up for the
winter. The Life Saving Station will
close at midnight Thursday and this
will mark the end of the season so far
as the Kenosha port is concerned.
It is a good time now to begin to
think aboutEyour holiday advertising.
Do you intend getting out circular
or booklet advertising your holiday
goods? If so it is none too early now
Bring it to the NEWS office and we
will turn it out for you in first class
order.
John Alexander Dowie is back in
Zion City again after his long visit in
Mexico. DR.. Dowie is saidssssto be in
the best of health and spirits. A
meeting at which his work in Mexico
will be explained will be held later in
the week.
DR.. Chr. F. Ba1atka, director of the
Ba1atka College of Music, will render
several selections on the piano. DR..
Ba1atka is disting uished pianist at
home and abroad. The doctor has
given recitals before the royalty of
Europe. Concert Monday evening at
the congrega rational church.
Prof. James J. Ot1ey, who will give
some of his best interpretations and
representations at the grand concert
at the Congregational church concert
room next Monday evening at 8
o'clock, is both an actor and stage
manager of wide experience, having
been for several years at Days and
the Lyceum, in New York city.
Ben Parmelee, of Wankegan, has
been appointed administrator Of the
estates of the three Italians murdered
at Waukegan on Saturday morning.
In this capacity he opened the treas
ure boxes of the three men. It was
expected that large sum of money
would be found in the boxes but there