The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30

Some of our local wheelmen are
beginning to talk organization OF
club.
Jay White had shoulder dislo-
Gated last Saturday in runaway ac-
cident.
The Associated charities held a
meeting Saturday afternoon and au-
dited all outstanding bills.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. WtdW
Alexander Huck will leave the en-
ploy of the postoffice department June
l and enter the business of manutactur-
ing honey.
"A civil suit has been started by
Jason LothrOp against Frank Slocum.
II concerns the payment for some clay.
The trial CT the case was adjourned TO
July 6.
The announcement of the ap-
preaching marriage of Street Commits
sioner William Boyle and Miss Anna
Then was made in st. Georges church
Sunday.
The cement walks recently laid
around the sheriff's residence, the
county building and the court house
are now in use. They make vast
Improvement
Willie McGonegle and Eddie
Filbin have formed a cO-partnership
and entered into the fruit and peanut
business in the shantY just south OF
Stahfs market.
The putting down of the cement
walks which is getting SO prevalent and
popular here, is a thing to be en-
couraged. There is no discount on
that kind of walk.
E. Moore, Familiarity known as
" Nip" Moore, bar tender at the Maple
house, has gone to Lockport, H., on a
visit. Joe Orth is substituting for him
during bis absence.
1t has come to pretty pass in Re
nOsha when men may not 60 peaceably
about their work without being mo-
Tested by the professional walking
delegate from Chicago.
j. II. Sabin, of Wilmot, was found
dead in his bed last Friday morning.
Cause of his death has not been learned.
He was II years of age and has been a
resident of this county for about fifty
years.
Everything is on the hustle at the
new factory site. The railroad COM
pany completed a side track to the
grounds Sunday and had car load of
stone delivered. The foundation is
now being laid.
George S. Isermann has purchased
the Beachel corner on Market street,
aud proposes to put up fine new
dwelling house, consideration SIS, 400
He has been connected for fifteen years
with the store of the Inbush Bros, of
Milwaukee.
The men out on strike at the Chi
cago Bedding companY's works say
that there is a question of wages in
their strike. They claim that some
time ago they submitted to 10 per
cent. reduction, and now that the wage
scale has been restored in Chicago,
they want it here.
Richard Heyman, Ii year old lad
living at Harvard, accidentally shot
and killed himself last Saturday. He
was handling a rife when by some
means it was discharged, the ball en-
tering the neck, killing him almost in
stantly. Deceased was a second cousin
of Fred W. Engel of this city.
At last it is settled that Jacub
Meyers and j. B. Kupfer will put their
horses together on the Balm track. The
articles of agreement were signed by
both parties Saturday night in John
Keating's saloon. The go is for 800 a
side, and it is to take place next Sat
urday. An admission fee is to be
charged to the grounds and one third
of the receipts are to go to the winner
one-third to the loser, and the other
third to the track managers.
There are to be changes in the
firm of A. Isermann Il Son. WheI
they move into the new stand it will bt
A. Isermann & Sons. G.. S. IsermanT
will be added to the firm, M. j. is the
present son. On the corner of MAR
and Market streets they propose tt
carry on complete dry goods, carpet
clothing, gents furnishing goods an6
grocery business. The old stand OF
Market street will be used for -four anG
feed and Tor general warehouse
john Mckinney is an inofensiv'
eld man Sc years of age living near thu
state line. Some one seems to hav'
had it in for him for some reason o.
other and lately he has been receiving
anonymous letters in which it wa
threatened that he should be burned
out. Sunday night the threat was par
TALLY made good, for the old man.
granary was with its contents burned
to the ground, the fire having beef
started by an incendiary. The friend
of Mr.. Mckinney have no idea who tn
villain can be, as it is not known tina