The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-16

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Willie Dyer, who has been suffering
from serious fall Thursday night, is
recovering.
| Mrs. James Wilson and daughters,
Of Evanston, spent Monday afternoon
in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Wilson, Of. Chi
cago, spent Monday evening with
| friends in Kenosf1a.
The Fall number of the Kemper
Hall Kodak has just been issued from
the presses Of this office.
Little Lucille McKenna, Of Chi
cago, is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dyer.
George Cithero, who has been
working for T. r. Dale has resigned
his position and has returned to his
home in Portage.
| Mrs. r. Costing and daughter Clare
returned to Chicago Monday, after
visiting her daughter Mrs. T. II.
Culver over Sunday.
| Mrs. Elizabeth A1tringer and Mrs.
Fred Sehn and daug hter Kathrine, of
Be1oit, spent Sunday and Monday
Twisting relatives at Oak Park, III.
a number of Wisconsin Alumni from
Kenosha will journey to Ann Arbor
Saturday to- witness the. football game
between Wisconsin and Michigan.
That out Of town theatre patrons are
familiar with the merits Of the Land
of Nod" is evidenced by the large
number of orders received for seats.
The demand for dog license tags
today is keeping the city clerk and
his assistants busy. Up to noon more
than twenty-five tags had been sold.
Mrs. Fred Sehm and daughter Kath-
rine, of Be1oit, who have been visit
ing relatives and friends in this city
the past week, returned home today.
Governor La Toilette has appointed
David Evans of Racine, as deputy
factory inspector. Evans is a
Democrat in politics but has been an
ardent supporter Of the governor.
The post Office department has sent
to Kenosha new receptacle for letters
and papers which has been set up just
outside the front door of the post Office.
The box will fill a long felt want in
Kenosha.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will have Christmas Market
in the lower parlors of the church on
the evenings of December Ia and Is.
Something entirely new, novel and
beautiful.
Miss Louise LANCE entertained
number of her lady friends at 1un-
cheon Monday afternoon in honor of
her twenty-ffth birthday anniversary.
All present report a most enjoyable
afternoon.
The Eastern Conference Of the
English Lutheran Synod of the North
west will open at Grace English
Lutheran church on next Monday
evening. The public is cordially in
vited to attend the meetings Of the
conference.
Reports of deer killed by Kenosha
parties are coming in from all di-
rections this afternoon. Fred Han
nahs and Arthur Gardiner have Sc
cured three, the Wells party have
four to their credit, while Newberry
- 1,ox -
The annual state gathering of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton will open in Oshkosh on'Thurs-
day. State Regent Mrs. Thomas Hoyt
Brown, of Milwaukee, will preside at
the meeting. A number of the mem
bers of the Kenosha chapter will at
tend
A number of the friends of Ben
Bosse gave him a very pleasant SUR
prise party at his home on the north
side Saturday evening. About fifty
couples were in attendance. The
evening was spent in card playing
and dancing and merry time is re.
ported by all present
Lawrence Kroeger, of Milwaukee.
and Miss Louise Schuster, of Cedar.
burg, we're quietly married in Keno
sha on Saturday afternoon. The
Ger emony was performed by the Rev.
H. r. Roche Of st. James church.
They left at once for Milwaukee
where they will make their home.
Two men were killed on the st.
Paul tracks near Russell, ILL.,, on Sat-
urday evening. 1t is alleged that the
men we're employed by the railway
company, but their identity has not
as yet been established. It is sup
posed that the men were walking
along the tracks, when they we're
struck by the train.
Philip Horning, the Milwaukee
avenue blacksmith, was badly injured
Monday afternoon by being kicked
and jumped on by one of N. r. Aliens
Sons big draft horses. He was
bruised quite severely and rendered
unconscious. DR.. Pugh was called