The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-09-24
Fall has come.

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A. H. Kruckman Of Wilmot, spent
Monday evening in Kenosha.
]. M. Partlow of Milwaukee, spent
Monday afternoon in Konosha.
J. W. skinkle of Englewood, spent
Monday afternoon in Kenosha.
j. B. Vosburg of Genoa Junction,
spent Monday evening in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Eldred Of
Chicago, spent Tuesday evening il Ke-
nosha.,
The "Two Johns" appeared at the
Rhode Opera House Monday evening.
Nough said.
Mrs, Rouse Simmons returned home
Monday after short visit with friends
at Woodworth.
Fred Fisher and B. V. Piper have re-
turned home after a ten days fishing
trip in the north.
Fred Kahl and son Fred, of Chicago,
spent Sunday at A. P. Schnuckel Of
Pleasant Prairie.
Mrs. Dode Head Mullin Of New York
lis here for a visit with IT. and Mrs.
T. j. Gottfredsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Milligan OF Mil
waukee, spent Monday afternoon and
evening with friends in this city.
Mrs. G. Glerum and Mrs. P. P. M.
Jorgensen returned home Monday after
a visit with friends and relatives in
Grand Haven, Mich.
Mrs. Henry Gundecker and family Of
Chicago, are spending a few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Schnuckel at Pleasant Prairie.
DON'T break your back kneading
bread by hand, when you can do it
easily in 8 to 5 minutes in the "Uni-
versal" Bread Maker. John j. Eng
ish. DIV
The Dexter School opened Monday
with Miss Martha Robinson as teacher
again. We all wish her the greatest
of success and hope she opens the
school for many years to come.
The pauper committee Of the city
examined several farms Monday after
noon with a view Of securing them for
the uses of the city, but no report has
as yet been made to the Council.
Ladies, you are earnestly invited to
visit our demonstration of the Uni
versal Bread Maker in charge of Miss
Blair of Chicago. Ask for little re-
cipe booklet and sample loaf of her
bread. John J. English DIV
All good ivers are invited to attend
the demonstration Of the Universal
Bread Maker and get one Of the little
sample loaves which Miss Blair is
giving to her lady callers. -" A quick
way to make good bread,' J. J. Eng
hsh. DIV
John 0. Jones, the paving contractor,
has been ordered by the Council to
resume his work at once on the paving
of Grand avenue and Newell street. If
the order of the Council is ever de-
ivered, it is probable that the con-
tractor will get busy.
The marriage of Harry E. Armstrong
and Miss AIDA D. Thulin, both Of Chi
cage, was celebrated at the manse of
the First Congregational church at 8
O'Clock Saturday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs Armstrong left for Chicago imme-
diat6ly after the wedding.
Right fielder Riley of the Kenosha
base ball team, who was married few
days ago, was presented with a hand
some silver service by the members of
the Kenoshq team on Sunday afternoon.
Riley made good by swatting the ball
for hit right after the presentation
had been made.
Bread kneaded in the "Universal .
Bread Maker is more wholesome be-
cause there is less raw -four in it. You
don't add any flour after you start
kneading. Every particle Of -four has
an equal amount Of moisture so that
there is no unamalgamated -four in the
bread Much better for children; any
body, in fact John J. English. DIV
Mother used to spend half day in
getting ready to do her baking. Then
she was cross all the time because it
was such hard work. Have you seen
the smile on Miss Blair's face while
she is kneading up ~ large loavesg
1t is not hard work and only takes
about 8 minutes. John J. English. DIV
Anyone interested in genealogy will
be pleased to know that Simmons
Library is buying set of books is
sued by the government, entitled,
" Heads of Families made up from
the first census of the United States.
Each vol. covers one Of the thirteen
colonies and eight have already been
issued, and are now ready for the use
of those caring to see them.
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