The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-12-14
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John E. Heating was in Chicago
Sunday. r
Miss Francis Faulha Der is home on
a few days visitsuosr~s
Mr.. and Mrs. Mussey spent Sunday
afternoon atzion City,
Thomas Sullivan spent Sunday
afternoon in Waukegan.
DIR. W. r. Cheever was IN Wau-
kegan Sunday afternoon.
John Hegeman spent Sunday after
noon with Waukegan friends.
G. T. Knight, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday afternoon in this city.
Mrs. Fred Reinold spent Sunday
afternoon with Waukegan friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Shippee are re-
joicing over the birth of son and
heir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Austin Wis
tied Waukegan friends Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller, Of Ra-
cine, spent Sunday afternoon in Ke-
nosha.
Miss Grace Judd has returned to
Milwaukee after visit with Kenosha
friends. ogu
A large addition atothe plant of the
Kenosha Gas company is planned for
next year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Schlax spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in
Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Hansen, of Wilmot,
spent Saturday afternoon with Keno
sha friends.
DR.. G. H.aRipley was called to Wau-
kegan on professional business Sun
day afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. M5ron Harbach, of
GAINESVILLE, spent few hours in Ke-
nosha Sunday.
few more cars could be used to
advantage on the Kenosha Electric
Railway line.
Better save a little of the Christmas
money for the taxes. They will be
due next month
That was a decidedly acceptable
Christmas present for Attorney Git
tings, of Racine
Boilers and all kinds of heaters re-
paired. Richard Jelier,, boiler maker,
213 Church street. w33
Mrs. P. e. 'T6frey spent Sunday
with l1erdaughter, Mrs. E. A. Dedie-
mar, at Ravenswoods3 c5ye
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.. Mann, Of Mil
waukee, spent{Sunday with Kenosha
friends and relatives. SE aua
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henroth, of
Belvidere, ILL, 7are7g spending their
honeymoon in Kenosha.
Miss Gertrude Brown, of Highland
Park, is spending two weeks with Ke-
nosha friends and relatives.
Many Kenosha factories will shut
down for short time after the holt
days for the annual inventory.
W. M. Rule is here from Torring-
ton, Conn.,, for a visit with the off,
Gals of the Chicago Brass works.
The golfers have not as yet given
up the sport, and the faithful few are
laying plans for game on Christmas
day.
The winter term of the College of
Commerce begins Tuesday, Jan. 2,
1906, when new classes will be organ
lied in all departments.
Announcement has been made of
the approaching marriage of Miss
Alice D. Biennemann, Of this city,
and Albert J. Walton, of Chicago.
The marriage will take place on Dec.
10, and after a. honeymoon in New
York Mr.. Walton and his bride will
make their home in Chicago.
w. M. Rule, representing the
general superintendent in the
mechanical end of the American Brass
Co., is visiting Kenosha from Water
bury, Conn. Mr.. Rule converses
freely upon the outlook Of the pros
poets of the Chicago Brass Co. and is
enthusiastic over the. proposed ex-
tension of the local mill. He seems
to be very confident that this will be
the coming plant, and while not
speaking authoritatively seems to be-
ieve that great deal Of money will
be spent in this town by the company
he represents. He is very popular
with the various employees with
whom he comes in contact, and his
genial smile around the Eichelman is
getting to be quite feature of that
hosiery. N