The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-08-27

atives. He expects to arrive home about
Sept. 1st.
Prof. Mcdowell went out to Camp
Easy yesterday where he will spend Sun
day The campers are having delight
full vacation
Arthur Frantzen, of Chicago, is the
guest of Oscar Hanson on the north side.
He will enter the senior year at Ann Ar
Dor in few weeks
james Kehlor left Kenosha Tuesday
morning for pleasure seeking trip
through New York state. He will be
gone quirea little time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Huck went up
to Racine Sunday. Mrs. Huck remained
over and is the guest of relatives there
and Mr.. Huck returned.
Herbert G. Sanford will again enter
Lawrence University at Appleton and
commence his fourth year at that insti-
tuition in about two weeks.
Mrs M. E. Holmes and brother, H.
c. Willard, left last Wednesday for
visit among relatives in Syracuse, FULLY
| ana OJnor New 4OFk GOWAS.
Mr.. A. w. Mitchell of Chicago. an
old student here and member of the
University nine, is here this week the
guest of c. Goldsmith Labagh.
Prof. G.. r. Mcdowell has returned
from his long trip through the Eastern
and Southern states much improved in
health by the much needed rest.
Miss Mamie Weiskopf has gone on an
extended visit in Columbus, Milwaukee,
Madison and Beaver Dam. It will be
several weeks before she will return.
L. D. Jones will start on an extensive
business trip through Illinois, Ohio.
Michigan, Indiana and this state next
week and will be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Peter Boyer of the Park Street
House and her sister Miss L. Boyer, have
gone to Trevor thence to Brighton and
over to Union Grove, Paris and home.
Samuel E. Hibben, W. ]. Luken and
VIM. Luken, bicyclists of Chicago,
stopped for dinner at the Grant House
Sunday while en- route to Milwaukee.
ID. L. Blowers and Jacob Ludwig, Of
Brighton, have been spending the last two
weeks, making the round Of the lakes in
Kenosha County and Lake County, Ill.
--Ge< se v Redeker, former resident
of Kenosha, was in the city Thursday
with his sample case. He represents the
hardware firm of Hubbard, Spencer, Bart
lett & Co.
Miss Carrie Petit and her friend and
guest, Miss Lila Richmond, Of La Grange,
accompanied Mayor and Mrs. Petit to
their summer camp after the opera Tues
day evening.
Daniel Barnum and Mart Tourtelotte,
two of the best known men in Bristol,
were in town Saturday last. Mr. Tour
telotte came to see the racing at the Balm
Driving Park.
-Myron E. Baker returned yesterday
from an extended trip through the West.
He stopped at LosAngeles and SanFran
cisco, Cal, for some time and also stop
ped at Tacoma
Howe Totten, who has been spending
a fortnight here with his relative Richard
Howe, went to ST. Paul where he spends
the remainder of his vacation before re
turning TO Harvard College.
Prof Cleary returned Friday. from.
Wausau, where he conducted very sue
cessful teachers institute. Prof. Cleary
is one of the ablest educators in the state
and his residence here is Of much value
to the city.
The Misses Annie and Hattie Butcher,
Bessie and Mary Mcclellan, Lulu Meyers,
Ella Priddis and Lois Northway, mem
bers of the class of 81, left Tuesday for
Oshkosh, where they will attend the
Normal School.
! "A. j. Benedict of Woodwork the
well known breeder Of Victoria swine and
Durham cattle, is about to start out to
make tour of the fairs. That he will
take large share of the premiums goes
without saying.
Mr.. Geo. M Melville took the road
Tuesday morning for a long trip
through Michigan in the interest of S. A.
Maxwell & Co. Chicago wall paper
house which Mr.. Melville has represented
for seven years.
Joseph j. Letting, of Chicago, was in
town on Monday representing Chicago
tobacco house. All the Kenosha boys
remember Joe Letting when he kept the
hotel and boarding house just east of Dan
! Head & Co. 5 Bank.
L. D. Woodwork and wife, who
have been visiting old friends in Kenosha
County, left Tuesday for their home at
Azusa, Cal, stopping en- route at Harvard
and Sioux City, arriving at their destina-
ton about Sept 10Th.
M c. Kelley, of Bristol, was in town
Saturday. He says he has just pur-
chased of j. l. Case & Co., of Racine, a
brand new thresher, which he will keep
in operation during the season. He says
his machine fills the bill in every partic
| ME