The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-11


shade On Monday and ninety on Tuesday
and there has been little relief from the
heat since. But it is good corn weather
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Call who reside
ON the farm Of Mr.. L. N. DeDiemar re-
ceised visitor Wednesday evening in the
shape of new daughter. She turned the
scales at eight pounds and the blank ct
thrown in
ALBERT Smith of Kenosha and Miss
Mary Cameron daughter of the captain of
the Life Saving Crew of Kenosha were
jeaaed in marriage at St. James Catholic
Church on Tuesday afternoon last by
Rev. Father Cleary.
Relief corps headquarters have bee n
gaily decked with SEES of various varie.
ties during the past week, which hav e
been sent by ladies of the order at Keno
sha. One would think by the abundance
OF them that Kenosha is a garden of
roses Racine Times.
The following are the arrivals at this
port: Prop, George Dunbar, lumber,
Schooners; Evaline, shingles, cedar posts,
and lumber, Thomas Hume lumber
German wood, Narragansett lumber
Wolverine lumber.-Sailed; Schooners
Evaline, Narragansett, German. Prop
Geo. Dunbar.
There will be socable in Good Tenn.
plars Hall Thursday evening, July 18th
given by the boys of the Good Templar
Band. Refreshments will be served A
good program has been prepared Admit
lance Is cents. Come andEhelp the boys.
Lois NoRTHwAY, Sec.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kenosha w. c. T. U. will be held In the
parlors of the Y. NJ. C. A. on Tuesday
July 18th. at 2.30 p. m. A paper ON
show shall we best advance the cause we
advocate" will be read by Mrs. Barnes
Let there be a full attendance of both
members and friends.
Helen NJ PERKINS, Cor. Sec.
On the farm of John Bread, at Berry
vile, the following record was made in a
strawberry picking contest: Mr.. Chester
Burrows. l46 quarts; Miss Lewis 100
quarts; Mr.. Spence, 1876 quartz: Mrs. Ches.
ter Burrows, 192 quarts. This was in one
days picking. The berries were the Cres-
cent Seeding and the Sharpless.-Rocine
Times
"A large and fashionable audience
greeted Lily Runals at the Congregational
church Tuesday evening Mrs. Hollister,
Mrs. Marcusson, Misses Jennie Blinn and
Nellie Benedict, and Mr. Strube assisted on
the program. Miss Runals seems to grow
every year in her art. She surpassed all
her previous work and delighted her old
friends with hitherto undeveloped power
and beauty
On Friday night some Racine fellows
one of whom was farmer, drove
into the railway bridge on Pearl street
near the depot, and strange to say the
horse went down. but left the buggy and
passengers comparatively uniniured.
They fshed out the horse which was
pretty we'll scratched. This bridge is
said to be in poor condition and not strong.
AT the invitation of the Michigan
Hedge Co F., of Kalamazoo, Mich, Hon. D.
L. Burgess, of Brighton, Mr.. E. Hawker
and l.. A. Cass, of Kenosha, took pleasant
trip to Kalamazoo last Friday. They went
to look over the city and investigate the
work and business methods of the company
and the trip was very satisfactory Kala-
mazoo is one of the prettiest cities of its
size to be found in this country. 1t is sur
rounded by beautiful country occupied by
substantial farmers. Many of the farms are
equipped with Usage orange and Honey
Locust hedges, FLASHED by the Michigan
Hedge Co., and the effect of their work was
a revelation to the visitors. Old, struggling
and almost useless rows of shrubs were
transformed into beautiful, compact and
strong hedges that would defy the efforts of
the smallest pig or most unruly COW. The
saving in land is remarkable, the increased
beauty and neatness of the farm are equally
noticeable, and cheapness and durability
meet in wonderful product which for per.
manent farm fences is unequalled. The
formal report Of the visiting committee will
be found in another column.
La Marsh of this city, who has gained
wide reputation as photographer, has
arranged to supply families in the country
towns with pictures, without leaving their
homes. He has caused to be constructed
an attractive conveyance, mounted on
wheels with which he will visit the re-
sidences of persons in different parts of the
county, carrying with him the instruments
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