The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-30

0-Mamie Dickhaut is much better after
a serious illness.
-Runaways are all the rage. No less
than eight or Ten during the last week.
Quite a party of young people were
In fir, Twin Lakes on Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. August G.
Ziehm, July oath, a daughter.
Herbert Crook is breaking ground
for a new residence on the N. E. corner Of
Pleasant and Pomeroy streets.
Mr. Hugh Innes, for some time
Treasurer of the Congregational church,
has resigned that office.
Mr. Bassett, of Bristol, is still holding
on to life. The doctors say that he can
not last long.
Mr. Thos. Whitaker informs us that
he is about to move into the Capt. Miller
house.
Mr. Hammond has several names on
the list at the Y NJ G. A. of responsible
young men who are seeking employment
Dan Mahoney's little son, Parneli, is
gradually coming around. We hope to
see him out of doors soon.
Died, July 25th, August c. Zehm,
aged 20 years, of typhoid fever. Burial
at Waldheim.
H. M. Baldwin, of the. Kenosha
Wheel Club, was nominated for the office
of Vice Consul, Wisconsin Division L.
A. w at Green Bay.
We notice Mr. A. Hutchinson has
improved the looks of his comfortable
home on Grand Avenue with neat new
fence.
DIR. Meers Mare, Beatrice, is improv-
ing and it is to be hoped that she may
have $50 record before the season
Closes
-Workmen have commenced to tear
out the front of Starkweather & Co. s
store Ed will have gay sho v window
when he gets through.
"A Chicago business man likens Ra-
cine to Sleepy Hollow because they do
not move faster in getting a new and
reasonably commodious hotel.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Ok, Of Kenosha died on Tuesday
morning last week, the funeral taking
place on Thursday.
-Heiss Court of the Catholic Order Of
Forresters, No. $50, of this city held
nice picnic in Hastings Grove northeast
of the city on Sunday last.
"A party of Chicago gentlemen, fol-
lowers of Esculapius, were camping
out on Washington Island the latter part
of last week, and seemed to enjoy them
selves very much.
Hosea Sells, whose head quarters are
at the Balm driving park, has received a
three year old PAGER belonging to Ed.
Morris of Chicago for training, Her
record is 2:309.
The work at Simmons Mill is pro-
crossing and SO is the work on the south
side electric light. The boilers are in
place and the dynamos will be set up
right away.
j. w. Allderige drove DR.. MeerS'
Beatrice over the Milwaukee course on
Thursday last. J. w. is quite horse
man and has several animals under his
care.
Last Saturday at the Sheriff's sale
the property belonging to the Eichler es-
tate on the north side was sold for 81 $50
to Jas. Cavanagh, Esq, who is said to
have bid it in for Mrs Hubert Widen.
The American Hotel property at the
corner Of Market and Exchange streets,
was sold last Saturday at public sale to
Mrs. Henry Wall, the sister of Mr. Voltz,
for S6,701.
james Kelley, of Pleasant Prairie,
has purchased lot on the South West
corner of Pleasant and Dayton streets
where he will erect a dwelling house
shortly.
The new stack for the Allen Tannery
will be the highest in the state, with one
exception, that Of the Pabst Company in
1t will be 219 feet above
the ground and of the most substantial
build. It is now about twenty feet above
the ground and IS fast rising.
Quarterly meeting services in the
Church at Bristol next Saturday and Sun
day. Rev. J. r. Creighton P E. will
preach and administer the sacrament of
the Lords Supper on Sunday in the even