The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-16
NUMBER 8

Bert Frantz 81 I've very enjoyable
party to goodly d lumber of his young
friehds on Friday ey ening last.
MIR. Ed. Baln'S house is undergoing
series of repairs. An addition has been
put on at the rear and an entire new roof
of different style IS being put or. The
structure will be Ohe of the handSomeSt
IN town before long.
"A song service WAS he'd in the Park
on Sunday afternoon under the auspices
of the Devotional Cd mmittee of the Y. NJ.
G. A. Reys. SanfoI I'D and Bray addressed
the gathering a fair sized audience
was present and sor he good singing was
the result.
The Park CityS defeated the EtnaS
in an exciting game of base ball on Sun
day last, score to ,. 1t is a blessing to
the factory hands I'd have the privilege of
playing ball on Sun lay, for it is the only
day that they have wherein to have a lit
tie innocent pleasure.
| Since tie two rundWayS on Main
street the other morning the authorities
have decided to enforce the apparently
dead ordinance REQUIRING parties to tie
their horses. The ordnance does not al
low one to tie to a tree or lamp post.
| Horses ought not TO be hitched on Main
street at all.
The Galloway Electric Belt Company
are with us. This company is fine, they
| play to crowded houses, and without ex-
ception they are i'm mense They put up
better show than any average comedy
company, that has been in this town, and
admission is free What more do we
want
Once more we wish to call the atten-
ton of the city authorities to the condi-
| ton of the Park. Since the recent wind
storm a number Of large limbs from trees
are added to the Hitter that covers the
ground 1t is high time that the lemon
| rindS and other ira 6h was cleared away.
Before long this md otter will begin to de-
cay and pleasant odOr will haunt this
| beautiful spot.
"A pleasant moonlight picnic was
given by Misses Madeline and Edith
Newell, Belle Head and Carolyn Kimball
on last Friday night. The party num-
| bered about IA. The wagonette left Mrs.
| Kimball's residence at p. M, and pro-
ceeded to cozy spD OF north of the SAM
tarum where all disembarked and pro-
Ceeded to picnic LII report good time.
Frank Manor t3eated his patrons to
big fish on Saturday evening last Frank
went out on the fishing tug to watch the
proceedings; he did this well. While the
men were pulling ih one of their nets he
saw fine 30 ID. trd ut on the point of es-
Gaping; he lost nd time and skillfully
| hooked the fish and drew it on board
The boys say that it was the best fish
they have tasted in years.
The report is rife that copper has
been discovered In this county. 1t is said
that while blowing in his field Nicholas
Thomas, of Somers turned up piece of
copper ore of about J cwt If this is true
| the matter should DE looked into at once.
There are likely t9 be more deposits in
the vicinity, and fl it is found in large
Quantlties-well, nj W-we can start
| mine.
| Don't fail to attend the Old time has
ket picnic to be given by the ladies of the
Baptist church on this Thursday even
ing. The place sell cted for the affair is
the residence of Mr. E. B. Manning, near
the country residence of Mr.. Ed. Balm.
Those who have n private conveyance
may reach the grou nds by wagonette at
Zoe, round trip. Meyers will run his
covered wagon, lying the church at
and p. m, and returning at $50. All
| bring your baskets and have a good time.
MIR. Adolph Stencil who has taken
possession of the Garfield house, is huS-
tier. The above nd med gentleman now
proprietor has had the house thoroughly
renovated. Carpets have been put down
| in both rooms and halls, the walls have
been cleaned and decorated, and all in all
the place presents q neat and inviting ap-
nearance. The proprietor says that he
can accommodate l6 regular boarderS, be-
sides his local traH be. The house has
capacity Of twenty five. 1t sconvenient-
/ ly located and will be kept up in first
class style. Mr.. 81 wishes to announce
that the Garfield III puse will not only be
a hotel: but also a restaurant. Remem-
! Der the place, just opposite the depot
No little excite m mt was caused in
Bristol last week oy er the attempted sui
eide of Yolney Hassett. Mr.. Bassett
is between so and go years of age. He
| is the father of Ipr. Bassett, Of Union
Grove. Mr.. B. ha d been an invalid for
many years and td this fact his act is at