The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-18
Miss Tinnie Mcclellan gave a picnic 10
Il nnmbs r Of her friends on Saturday.

numbs of her friends on Saturday.
Don't fail to secure a copy of Appleton's
American Biography.
Wanted: A good laundress. Address
Mrs. O. S. Newell.
Samuel 3. Bohannan, of Brighton has
been finishing the plastering Of new resi-
dence for Micheal Yonk, of Somers.
Unusually few farmers came to this
city on Saturday last. They were making
hay while the sun shone.
Base ball in Kenosha is rather quiet
lately. We are promised a good game,
however, on the 21st, when the Bay Views
viii play the Kenoshas'
DIR. d. S. Meers has bought the fine
Spear property on Deming street lately.
He paid $4,000 DIR. Meers will have a
fine home there.
Married Mr.. Ernest +. Boomer and
Lilly NJ. Guisely of Crystal Lake ILL.,,
July 10th. by T. J. Owen J. P. at his office
in Wilmot Wis.
Miss Belle Bond gave very pleasant
party to number of her friends on Mon
day evening in honor of her friend, Miss
Brightly Ros ers, of Appleton.
-Appleton'S American Biography is
pronounced Indispensable by all who have
it,
C. A. r. Sociable at Simmons Hall,
Saturday evening, July 20, 1889. Army
longs, Rotations, etc. Admittance 10c.
The Farmers Institute for Kenosha
County will be held in Kenosha next year.
So says the farm committee of the board of
State University regents. The date has
not been set yet
The Chicago 8foot yacht club will
camp at Kenosha this year. The members
of the yacht club have about twenty yachts,
which will about fill the harbor in that
city.-Racine Times
The Kenosha Library and Gymnasium
filed articles of association at Madison
Wednesday, July 10. Incorporators, Nick
Willmes, Val Kuhn and Peter Pilsch.
without capital stock.
Supper as early as 5 o'clock at G. A r.
soeiable at Simmons Hall Saturday, July
-, 1899. for the accommodation of business
men and employees. Come and we guaran-
tee you shall not go home hungry.
Mrs. Geo. Sager's many friends in Ke-
nosha and outside will be glad to know of
her recovery from her recent illness. She
was out again on Tuesday and looking quite
well.
Tho national flower, to which attention
has been called in this paper, is being vot,
ed on in Boston, but the decision at last ac-
count had not been reached. The trailing
arbutus is taking the lead.
Arrangements have been made for hold
ing fifty five Farmers Institutes in this state
and the places where to be held designated
The dates of holding have not vet been
fixed Kenosha has been chosen for this
county
Mrs. Mary Drumming died Saturday,
July 18th, at her home in Kenosha, aged
72 years. The funeral occurred Monday
morning at the German Lutheran church.
Dropsy was the disease that was the imme-
diate cause of her death.
The funeral of James Costello, who died
from injuries received at the Brass works,
took place in Friday last from St. James
Catholic church. Young Costello was
twenty years Of age. The A. O. H., of which
order he was an esteemed member, turned
out, and there was very large funeral.
The Association orchestra, led by Mr..
Bridges, will furnish the music for the
mems meeting at the Y. M. G. A. Rooms
next Sunday at p. m. Rev. Tobias will
will be the leader and GLOW are Building"
the topic.
-Messrs. w. A. Bowen & Son, of Racine,
have contracted with Mr.. F. S. Newell to
build eleven Il story houses on land Mr..
Balm has recently plated. The founda-
tons are being dug and the buildings will
be rapidly pushed to completion. They are
located just across the K. D. r. R., north of
the Watch Case factory.
The steadily increasing demand for
japanese Cream has ouraged Miss Car
thur to supplement it with japanese Salve,
now on sale at Robinson's drug store, and
to which she wishes to call the attention of
her friends and the public generally 1t is
well tried and efficient remedy, the pre-.
scription of a prominent oculist, for granu
lated eyelids, which so often disfgures an
otherwise attractive face, and is remarkable
in promoting the growth of the eyeIashes
Camp meeting Sunday at M. E.
church. Love Feast $50 a. m; preaching