The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-06

A 5-year-old boy in New York cried
one day last week for neatly three hours
because his mamma would not let him be
president Of the United States
The weather was very fine Sunday
last and the town was unusually quiet
for that day. The circus attracted a
large crowd around the depot
The Glee Club gave nice dance in
Park City Hall last Thursday evening.
About fifty couple were present and
danced to the music of the Park City or
chestra until late hour
The National Cornet Band will give
an open air concert in the Park tomorrow
friday evening Turn out and hear
the boys, they will please you with their
music
Julius Nier, of Paris, had some fence
piled near his residence and it was all
mysteriously stolen last week, he thinks
it remarkable thai the thief should have
left the post holes.
Another new building will grace
Main street Mr. KlInkert, has broken
ground for two story building to be
erected on the lot next to Col
Grifiths place of business.
Mayor Petit took party out to Pet
tits Camp at Cross Lake yesterday to in
dulge in fishing Among the number
were Mr. and Mrs j r. Nutting and DR..
and Mrs VIII Farr
The St. Matthews choir nine have
received word from a club in Pullman
saying that they intend coming up about
the 18th They will bring party Of ex-
cursionists with them and have a gay
time.
The new Mattress factory will be in
operation the first Of next week The
work has been pushed very rapidly and
all concerned are well satisfied The gas
company is putting in main out that
way and gas will be used for fuel.
There will be an August festival at
the church at Paris Corners Monday eve
ming, August 10. Music both vocal and
instrumental. Supper served on the
European plan. The public is cordially
invited.
Mr.. P j. Cafferty, of San Francisco,
Cal and his brother, Frank Cafferty, of
Chicago, are visiting friends in Kenosha
Mr. J. P Caferty kept grocery store on
the site now occupied by Dan Head &
Co.'S bank in 1852
Mr.. Adolph Stencils opening Of the
Garfield House on Saturday evening last
was complete success. The free lunch
and grand concert were thoroughly en-
joyed. Mr.. Stencil means to make his
house a popular resort.
Rev E. DornfeldC, of this city,
preached the sermon last Sunday at the
Rink in Racine, where the First
Lutheran church Of that city held their
services. The occasion was the cele~
braton of their annual mission festival.
Several names of worthy young men
are on the employment register at the
Young Mems Christian Association
young men who can be well recommen-
1ed-any one who desires any help has
the privilege Of applying.
Miss Lottie Borkenhagen entertained
4 few Of her friends on Monday evening
IF this week, the occasion being Miss BIS
The early part Of the evening
vas spent on the lawn, which was lit up
0y many Chinese lanterns. Later on all
ndulged in dancing.
Winnie, daughter Of exSheritf and |
Mrs John Harmon, of Somers, died
tuesday at II o'clock noon, at the age Of
y years, from the results of rheumatic !
ever and heart trouble combined. Flu
leral at St. James church Thursday at
% o'clock a. n.
AT the meeting of the directors of the
Wisconsin Industrial Association last |
Saturday Mr.. E. r. Wilson was elected
MARSHAL of the Day for the Fair Mr.. ]
3. jackson, Supt. Of Speed; Mr.. VIM. E.
Burgess, Of Somers, Supt. Of the Horse
Department..
Last week William Woodhouse, sou
f Frank Woodhouse, of Benton, Illinois,
brew pitchfork from load Of hay
which stuck in the ground. He then
umped from the load and struck on the
landle of the fork, receiving injuries
rom which he died the Sunday follow
ng.
The Kenosha Blade Of last week in
,lain terms condemns the steps at the ca
rance of ST. Matthews church. just as
hough there could be anything hazard
US in the steps Of a church. It must be