The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-22

are enjoying trip In the East just now.
They went down the St. Lawrence to Que
bee, thence by rail to Albany, and then by
steamer down the Hudson to New York.
They will visit several of the most noted
eastern watering places. They are expect
| ed home next Wednesday or Thursday.
old Settlers Festival to-day.
Now is the time to bring in your job
work. Prices right and satisfaction guar
anteed
quite number of Kenosha people
Fsoesides the G. A. r. Post will be in Mil
| waukee next week.
The friends of Willie Moghan will be
glad to know that he is still in Texas Co.,
Mo-, and still in the railroad business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Longwell of Som
ers entertained seven of their friends on
Sunday last in very handsome manner.
R. 0. Gottfredsen has on hand 1900
pieces of music for sale at 10 cents each.
Many Of them would cost 40 and so cents
at regular rates
The headquarters of Fred S. Lowell
Post, No. 230, at the National Encamp-
ment at Milwaukee will be at No. $50 Sd
street Cut this ont
John Lindeman g. Son, say Kenosha
is growing, That they have just finished
there nice houses and have another in
progress.
Mrs. Annie M. Weir of this city died
on Saturday afternoon last at the age of
fifty-seven years. Her funeral took place
on Monday.
-Bainville is looming up in great shape.
The factory building is nearly finished and
the eleven houses contracted for are all up
and most of them under roof There will
be quite an active colony around there be-
fore the snow flies.
John Wier while boarding a train on
Saturday last at the depot, to go to Wau-
kegan to notify friends of his mothers
death, tell and received an ugly wound in
his head and suffered fracture of his collar
bone. DR.. Schallern was called and John
is now in fair way to ultimate recovery.
The exercises in Milwaukee next week
will be interesting to many of our citizens.
Tuesday will be taken up with the parade,
Wednesday with reunions, business of the
q. A. r. and campfres, and Thursday
evening the naval battle will occur. 1t will
begin about eight o'clock Quite number
of Kenosha people expect to 60 up Thurs
day.
Florence, the only child of Mr. and
Mrs. John Meyers, died last Friday morn
ing at O'Clock, of cholera infantum. The
child was eight months old. The funeral
occurred Sunday afternoon from the resi-
dence, Rev. Jas. M. Cleary officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Meyers have the sincere sympa-
thy Of all their friends in their sad be.
reavement
Arrivals at this port during the past
week: Schrs. J. V. Jones, bark; J. B.
Prime, bark, L. May Guthrie, bark; VOL
VERNE, bark; A. W. Luskey, lumber; City
of Grand Haven, light; Annie Thorne
light; Violin, light. Sailed-Schrs A. w
Luskey, J. V. Jones, City of Grand Haven
Violin, J. B. Prime.
The young people of the German
Meth. Epis. Church will give lawn par
ty on Tuesday evening Aug. 22nd at Mr.
VIM. Schumachers residence, on Ann and
Julius Streets. The proceeds are for the
benefit of said Society. Refreshments will
be served on the ground All are cordial.
ly invited.
The reunion of the 33rd Wisconsin
Infantry at the National Encampment
Milwaukee Wis, will be held at the gal
lery of Leiderkranz Hall No. 259 Fifth
Street, Wednesday Aug. 18th at 2 P. M.
Members of the 33rd, cut this out and paste
it in your hat.
Saturday afternoon August 31st, there
will be an old time game of base ball at
the association grounds. The Franklin
McVeaghs of Chicago will play the Keno
sha's and you will see good game of ball.
Several of the boys who played last year
with the Regulars" will play again, and
the prospects are first class fora good game
Of ball.
1t doesn't pay citizens of inland towns
to organize excursions and visit larger
towns to do their trading. The money
spent for railroad fare is dead loss; while
that devoted to purchasing in the home
market will help to build up the town and
encourage home merchants to improve
their business methods. No town can pros
per so long as the bulk of its trade is
diverted to outside markets, and the sooner
all realize this the sooner will the evil be
remedied. IF the money is carried off to