The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-14
LOCAL ITEMS.

SOciable" will be given at the residence OF
Chas. Shuart, Pleasant Prairie, on Thurs
day evening, August 21st. The piano,
violin and cornet will be there and han
died in good style.
The Bristol Epworth League will
hold a lawn and ice cream social at the
home of Dr. T. z. Stevens on Wednesday
evening August 90 The Bristol brass
band will furnish music and a good time
is anticipated:
We were sitting in our sanctum evolV-
ING a knotty question of tariff statistics,
when we heard the muflied beat OF dis.
tant drum 1t drew near and nearer, and
anon there was the blaring Of trumpets
and the. crashing of comets. We rushed
to the window and there danced before
our eyes figures fantastic, decked III the
bright colors Of the East We put our
hands in our pockets, and wendell cur.
way to the sidewalk Then the procession
went by It was Beach & Bowers Min
strels. We thought that it was the pref
test parade that we had seen for some
time. There were not many in the
march. but they were pretty and wore the
self-satisfied smile Of the minstrel, pro
claiming to the world-''Come and see
me Tonight, | am the funniest man in.
the troupe.
The Pennoyer Sanitarium will be
open for guests and regular business
Wednesday, August goth. February I'd.
of this year the old Water Cure burned
down. and now in little over six months
the magnificent new Sanitarium,- large,
handsome and roomy, beautifully and
healthfully situated, furnished and fully.
equipped for the comfort and healthOf its
occupants, is opened to the public. 1t is
pertinent to observe just here that The
Pennoyer Sanitarium Co is composed of
men of nerve and vitality. It has been
an enormous undertaking to attempt in
SO short time but DR.. Pennoyer and his
father Mr. e. Pennoyer, have succeeded
wonderfully and the results of their labors
is pride to the town and every citizen in
it ought to be interested in securing the
success of the enterprise. Talk about it
and write about it to your friends and
let them know that Kenosha as a summer
resort has something good to offer.
The people of Kenosha will have the
ri4 ~
at the Opera House August 10Th and goth
in the visit of Mr. E.. r. Howe, who will
appear in behalf of the building fund OF
the Baptist church at the production of
the Kirmess, which will be presented UNI
der direction of Mrs Howe, who recently
gave the Kfrmess in Racine to crowded
audiences in the Belle City Opera House.
The Racine Journal speaks Of the affair
as being the best ever given in Racine,
eulogizmg the labors and talents of Mrs
Howe in the highest manner. The young
Sweden III that city are expected to give
the Kenosha public the benefit of their
splendid evolutions at the time Of the pre-
sentation here Of this splendid pageant,
1t will further consist Of one hundred
young misses and children, who will be
instructed by Mrs. Howe within the next
two weeks Reserved. seats will be SOC.
Admission 35c The ladies Of the church
will sell tickets in advance to ensure
success.
The Republican County Convention
met ut the Court House Saturday, August
9th. according to call. Ii was nearly 2
o'clock before the delegates got together.
Mr.. w. Z. Reed. Chairman of the City
Committees called the. convention to. or
der. Mr. JAS. Cavanagh was elected
Chairman, and Mr.. +. 4. Cass, Secretary,
Messrs. ]. r.. Hyde. Andrew Patterson
and Ell. Grant were appointed a COM
mittee on Credentials The COMMITTEES
reported that the following delegates We're
present and entitled to seats in the COM
vention: 49,
Salem Andrew Patterson, JAS. Owen.
J. " Voak.
Brighton-D L. Burgess, w Y. Gull,
W E.. McYicar.
Wheatland-L. A. Cass By proxy,
three votes.
Randall. R, Hyde, W, W. VIM
chell, 4. G. Pacey.
somers-Geo. 7. Hughes, A. c..
Ozanne, W. ]. Rhodes.
City, First Ward-Jas. CaVanagh, W
f. Reed, W. W. Baker.
Second Ward-John Kreigsmann, three
votes
Third Ward-E. L. Grant H. F. Jor-
dan, j. II. Charles -seasss saam~
Fourth Ward-H. g. Cole, @Chas.
Frantz, IA. Williams.
supt. Middlecamp was present from
Paris, and Mr.. D. E. Pierce from Bristol,