The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-18
Trevor.

Monday a. m Sullivan, of Boston, upset
the pugilistic apple cart of Mr. Kilrain,
of Baltimore.-the results were flashed
| from continent to continent Tuesday a. m.
| Trevor comes to the front again in man,
ner equally interesting We again perform
the Sullivan operation upon our envious
surroundings. 10000 lbs. of wool were ta-
ken in at Booths warehouse and flash of
electric fire shimmering along our tele-
graph wires brought $4,000 to be distrib-
uted among the surging crowds filling our
streets. The Northern Pacific R. r. cor
poration have taken control of the w. c.
r. r., thus making the immense stock pro-
duce of the great Northwest tributary to the
Trevor stock-yards, soon to be enlarged to
cover twenty acres. And yet, despite these
glaring and emphatic facts, the Silver Lake
correspondent of the Antioch News, with
every fiber quivering with impotent des-
pair, continues to dish up his withered and
tear moistened attempts at humorous dis
paragement.
Mr.. Henry L. Smith, of Trevor, received
his papers June Goth, granting him d.
vorce Ia mensa ct thora) from his wife, Sar-
ah A. Smith, Petersburg, New York.
Mr.. Carpenter and DR.. Biting, of Chi
cago, Mr.. McFletcher, of Baraboo, and
seven w. G. R. R. employees, who are at
work on the stock yards, are at the Booth
House.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Milf, Thurs
day a. M, boy. On same date Mr.. Milf
received 1915 from the w. G. r. r. The
boy is worth $1,000; $1,000 plus $3l equals
$1,315. On the strength of this windfall
William is building an addition to his
house. The lumber arrived Friday p. m.
Chas. Whittier, an employe of Pardon
Yaw, while spending the Fourth in the
northern part Of the state, was injured by
an explosion of powder, but not seriously.
Annihilated, Tuesday, the 9th, by an en-.
CINE on the VIC. R. f., opposite Mr..
Yaw's, a ten pound cat. Felines are quick.
but when they venture into the crush" over
this way caution is indispensable, or Scat
astrophe" is likely to occur.
| Mr.. David Stewart has taken in $4,000
| lbs of wool up to this writing.
Messrs. George and Andrew Booth are
buying wool for the Island wooden mills,
reported by the Salem Union correspondent.
Mrs. Handchat, of Elgin, is visiting at
Mr.. Chas. Taylor's.
Friday p. m. the horse of Mr.. Geo. Hook.
ney broke the hitching strap, running
against the platform in front of Chas. Tay.
lor's store and upsetting the buggy, throw
ing out Mrs. Hockney and baby. Mrs
Hockney was severely bruised on the head
arms and limbs, the baby scratched on the
face. 1t is reported that no bones were
broken.
Herman Judice, of Chicago, is at Mr..
Schumacher's.
The youngest child Of Mr. Schumacher
was taken suddenly i'll Friday night, but at
pr esent writing has recovered.
w. W. Ray, of the Union stock-yards, c.
j. Alexander, of the Geo. Gates & Co. firm,
Phil Belleclive, of the Squire T. 'Marvey &
Co., and Mr.. Charley Carpenter, all of Chi
cago, were at the Booth House last week.
Mr.. Carpenter returned to the city Monday
a. NJ, carrying with him sixteen pound
pickerel and his first experience pitching
hay, milking, running moving machine
and scaling cherry trees He is genial
young man with his heart in the right