The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17

run to Racine this evening
Several Kenosha people took in the
}. !. Case excursion Saturday.
WANTED-Glrl to do general house
work. Enquire as this Office.
The young people had pleasant
hay-rack party Tuesday evening.
"A great many people will attend the
State Fair at Milwaukee tomorrow.
The G. G's. gave select dancing
party at the G. A. r. hall last night.
w. S. Lamb has been quite sick for
several days. He is slowly improving
Ketz & Vinegar have added a Barr
cash earrier to their other conveniences.
Commodore B. F. Petitioners yacht,
the FBonhomie, " came into port Tuesday.
#. Chas. Binniger has card in
another column. He offers some bargains
in second hand vehicles.
Fred. Palmgreen, lately at the Brass
vile House, has gone to Chicago to take
position in the stock-yards.
The railroads of Wisconsin carry
100000 passengers and 1000, 600 tons of
freight every day in the year.
"A torch that has been burning on
the corner opposite the jail has been ex-
tlnguished by the gas company.
The W, G. T. u of Bristol will give
a dime social at the residence of DR.. Ste
vens, Friday evening, Sept IS, 1891.
The change of trains on the Rock
| ford causes no small amount of incon-
yenience to the farmers of Kenosha coun-
| ty.
+ Henry Citizen is placing handsome
new front in his place of business which
will add much to the beauty of the build
ing.
Postmaster Mahoney expects to move
into his new house about Sept 25th. The
painters are now engaged finishing up the
inside work
Harry Pickens and Victoria Groves
| of this city were married on last Saturday
evening at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev Mr.. Sanford.
| -Kenosha's prospects for improve
ments in the future are SO very bright that
next summer at this time you will hardly
feel that it is the same town.
"A gentleman with Wild Bill make
up and selling general cure all passed
through here Monday on his way to Ra-
cine where he will heal the sick
Jacob Ludwig, sewing machine
agent Is out in the town of Brighton help
| in9oE. brother thresh and when they are
| tug5as Il nc viii return 10 Kenosha.
County Clerk Benedict has recently
sustained the loss of his favorite water
spaniel which had been member of his
household for the past fifteen years.
There is dangerous bridge over a
culvert on the plank road about two miles
west of the city. and teams are obliged to
drive around it. 1t should be repaired
Albert Zens, who makes the best
wagon spring in this, or any other coun-
| try, has few words to say to his farmer
| friends in another column. Read his
advertisement.
MIR. and Mrs. William Schmorrow
have young son weighing II pounds,
which came to them last Saturday. Will
liam says he will put the youngster in the
| life-saving crew next season.
"A representative of Klinkerts' brew
ing company at Racine, has rented the
store room formerly occupied by the
| Fashion restaurant, of j. HI. Kimball and
| a SalOop will he placed there
Mrs. Courtney was tried before Judge
| Van Wyck on Thursday and Friday for
insanity She was found to be insane
and taken to the asylum at Oshkosh Fri
day evening by Sheriff Stahl.
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT acknowl
edges the receipt of tickets of admission
to the Elkhorn Fair Secretary Stratton
will please accept our thanks and well
wishes for the success of the Fair.
While Mat. Schuligan was working
in Bains shop on Monday, a piece of iron
flew off the main piece he was working
on and struck him in the eye, from which
he is suffering with prospect of losing
that organ.
Christian Gleichman recently brought
| to town specimen Of the vegetable king
dom seldom seen. It was eight
good sized potatoes grown together.
They were generally attached to the other
at the end.
Why not organize silk colony in
Kenosha? All that is necessary is to
raise castor beans for the silk worm to
feed upon. The industry could be car
ried on by women and children at very
considerable profit.
Isaac Bishop, of Somers, and chair
man of the Somers Town Board was
with the other members of the Board in
consultation in Kenosha last Friday rela-
tive to a ditch proposed for drainage pur-
poses in that town.
Victor Eppler of Brassville, opened
the Brassville house Saturday evening last
and the Kenosha band gave some good
| ,o,,,ic GRAND lunch was served "A