The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-11
From Fridays DailyD

summer VlSltOrS.
John Hamilton, of Chicago, is
visiting A. H. Lance.
Miss Lou Balm leaves today on the
teachers excursion for Denver.
The dance in Park City hall Thurs
day night was largely attended.
Resolutions of sympathy are now in
order for the man whose collar Wits.
&C. II. Leach and family, of Rogers
Park. are visiting at R. B. Whitaker's.
Miss Lena Scholer, of Chicago, is
visiting her grandfather, Philip Lentz.
Miss Minnie Tip, of Milwaukee,
spent the Fourth with friends in Keno
sha.
John Vollmer, of the Soldiers home
Milwaukee, is visiting Relatives in Re
nOsha.
1t is because a woman doesn't know
what to do with a secret that she can't
keep it.
John ATindermann, Jr. came up
from Chicago to spend week with his
parents.
Early sight seers on Main street
this morning saw two pairs of boomers
on bikes.
Mrs. Perry, of Davenport, Iowa, is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. S. GrisWold, Of
Chicago, celebrated Independence day
in Kenosha.
-Chas. Becker has purchased the
newspaper and periodical business Of
G. H. Ernst
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frantz, of
Hinsdale, H., are visiting Capt. and
Mrs. Frantz.
The Misses Agnes Wood and Ger
trude Lapp spent their Fourth in
Rockford, III.
-Robt. McAuley. of Chicago, is a
guest of his cousins, Charlie and Fred
Mindermann.
Lest the fact be forgotten it may
be we'll to state that Thursday was the
Fourth of July.
Mrs. Peter Fisher entertained
number of ladies at 4 o'clock tea We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Ryan and Miss
Grace Peck, of Chicago, are guests Of
Miss Grace Baldwin.
The display of fire works at the
Pennoyer sanitarium Thursday evening
was exceedingly fine.
Word has been received here of
the safe arrival of F. S. Newell and
family at Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gallanuer, of Chi
cago, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
P. Wright, on the Fourth.
"A delightful dancing party was
given at the University school hall the
evening of the fourth"
Rev. C. E. Goldthorp caught @
Chicago wedding as a part OF his
Fourth of July celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong entertained
large family party at dinner Thursday
in honor of the nations birthday.
Hundreds of extra copies of the
NEWS and Telegraph Courier have
been disposed of during the past week.
1t has been noticeable that all the
bicycle chairs for carrying babies have
thus far been fitted to the mems
wheels.
Miss E. A. Gill, of Kemper Hall,
accompanied by her brother, started
for a months trip in the east Wednes-
day morning.
The son of Jacob Kramer, Of Som
ers, broke his left arm Tuesday by fall
| ing from a wagon. A Racine doctor
attended the case.
A party Of gentlemen from Chica-
90, friends of Capt. Cameron, are
camping near the life saving station
for a couple of weeks.
"A. II. French leaves this evening
for Seattle, Washington, and from there
will take trip to Alaska. He will be
absent about four weeks.
Thursday was a remarkable day
for a Fourth of July. There was not,
so far as heard from, single accident
in Kenosha to mar the day.
Miss NJ. G.. Heferman, Of Detroit,
who has been visiting Mrs. r. E.
Mailer for several days, leaves today on
an extended trip to the northwest.
The revised census just completed
gives Kenosha population of 8O85, a
gain of 1900 since 1890. The gain will
be much greater during the next five
years.
Several Kenosha ladies who were
at one time students III the Kenosha
high school, attended reunion tea at
| the home of Mrs. y allis in Racine
Wednesday.
Fire Chief Barr understood his
business He kept the teams hitched
to the fire engines all day Thursday
ready for calls. Fortunately he was
not called out.
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