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

month or more here.
MIR. n A. Rowe, of the University
School, has gone to Houghton, Mich.
While there he will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs R. B. Sheldon.
Henry w. Lee, of Pullman, H., is
spending a week with relatives at the
Sanitarium. Henry is well known as one
of the old University boys.
Mrs. John Zeitler has gone to Nee
nah, Wis, to attend the wedding of her
cousin and to make visit with other
frierds there
MIR. Bradbury, of Chicago, who has
been spending his vacation at the home
Of Us. E. C. Lance, has returned to that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Balloon, late of
Kansas City, Mo-, are In the city. They
have rented house on Ann street and
will make Kenosha their home hereafter.
Yesterday Sheriff Stahl took Mrs.
Lowhouse, of Wheatland, to the insane
asylum at Oshkosh, she having been ju-
dicially declared insane
Miss Nellie Balm starts for Europe
to-day. She sails Saturday on the OBJ
dam, she will study the pipe organ in
Paris most of the winter.
Miss Osia banks came down from
Stephenson, Mich, on Monday. She
will visit with Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Allen
asmonth or six weeks.
Mr.. Lafayette Woodwork, of Azusa,
Cal, is visiting friends in Kenosha Coun-
ty. He paid the TELEGRAPH COURIER
pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Hale and Mrs Nathan
Eawley attended the dedication of a Chapel
at Waupaca, Wis. built by the w. r. G.
for the benefit of the old Soldiers at the
home.
Mrs and Miss Anna Huck left for a
visit IN Chicago last week. Miss Huck
will continue the trip to Nebraska and
take in the western country and see some
friends.
Mrs 0. S. Newell and daughters re-
turned home from the East last week.
Miss Madaline has been attending school
at Cambridge Mass, during the past
year.
Mr. and Mrs w. w. Strong are in
the East Mr. Strong was about to start
on his vacation trip when he received
news Of the death of his aunt. He i'm
mediately went thither and will continue
his trip accompanied by his wife.
Miss Hattie E. Locke and sister
started on the 2:27 train yesterday after
noon for two months visit in Chester,
Massachusetts they will also visit at Bos-
ton, Springfield and Northampton be-
fore their return.
Misses Mamie and Victoria Ward
have been visiting at Rev. l. w. Corey's
last week and this. They are awaiting
the arrival Of the steam yacht ''Gipsey"
with friends from Chicago to take trip
around the lakes. Mr.. G. J. Spruce will
also be member Of the party.
w. G. Nicholson, the Milwaukee cor
respondent Of ''The Bearings of Chicago,
visited the local wheeImen on Saturday
He rode to Racine on the cars, and from
that point to Kenosha he rode his new
wheel, 81 ID. Royal Singer" He took
the western road and found it in good
condition.
Morris J. Jones of David City, Neb.,
has been in the city for several days. Mr..
Jones is Secretary and Treasurer of the
Standard Trotting Horse Co., Incorporated
under the laws of Illinois, with a capital
of 800, 900. Mr. Ed. Hayes, of the Globe
Savings Bank of Chicago, is president of
the Company Mr.. Jones is an expert
enced horseman and has held prominent
positions in the Nebraska Association.
He has leased the track and stables from
Mr. Balm and in a month or so will have
60 to Is head of fine stock on the prem
ises Already Is head, mostly colts and
green stock, are here and will be put into
training at once. He will always keep
ten or fifteen in good shape for track
work and some interesting work will be
done. The Company have several good
animals in the 2:20 class, one years old,
2:274, a year old, 1854, and a 3 year
old, 1921, that we know of. The reas-
ons for this move from the west are vari-
Gus. The partners were too widely sepa-
rated in the first place, then again Keno
sha is so located as to afford a good mar
ket, and just near enough to Chicago, the
home of the Companys President, to give
him an opportunity of bringing parties
around to see the stock. If everything
works we'll this wear the Company will in