The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-11
THURSDAY. JULY IL. 1895.

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Miss Emma Arnold is visiting hel
aunt, Mrs. Margaret Davis, in Paris.
John Mayo has accepted a situa-
ton as bartender in the Brassville
house.
Thomas Voight had some of his
fingers badly cut at the Balm shop Sat-
urday.
Ollie Hoye is back in his old posi-
ton at George Hale's. He looks very
natural there.
John Schlader and S. Roders re-
turned Sunday from their weeks camp
ing out at Eagle lake.
Mrs. Hossefross, of st. Joseph,
Mich, is visiting Mrs. Walter Ander-
son on Pleasant street.
-Bailey's coffee is the favorite with
all lovers of good coffee. There is
none in town equal to it at the
price. DIV
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stadt have
returned to Milwaukee after spending
the Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wade.
DIR. and Mrs. W. 81. Saunders, Mrs.
Wells, of Denver and Miss Hill, of st.
Joseph, Mo-, are at Paddock's lake for
an outing.
That rain Sunday came in the
nick of time, but it is feared that the
wind with it may have lodged the grain
in the country.
The adjourned meeting of the
Catholic Knights was held Sunday
afternoon. Nothing but routine mat
tiers were discussed.
The clerks of the east and west
sides Of Main street did not play Sun
day owing to the rain coming up at the
time the game was to start.
j. c. Beye, c. E., returned Sunday
afternoon from his trip to Missouri in
the interests of the Davy Burnt Clay
Ballast company.
Mrs. F. j. futile and daughter,
Miss Avery, will go abroad some time
in September to be absent year. Miss
Avery will study in Paris during the
winter
The burglary at Starkweather's
store Sunday evening was accomplished
in precisely the same manner that a
dozen or more other jobs have been in
this city within few months.
james Breckenridge, of Somers,
died last Saturday aged about 20 years.
Mr.. Breckenridge came from Kentucky
years ago and had lived near Somers
station for number OF years.
Mrs. Serve Werve, who has been
ill for a long time, died Sunday after
noon. She was daughter of Peter
Niesen. She leaves husband, but no
children. Funeral Tuesday morning at
ST. Georges church.
The party given by Mrs. Barns
Saturday was in honor of Miss Frances
Whitaker, daughter of Thomas Whita-
ker, who had reached her sixth birth
day. There we're fifty three children
present to do honor to the occasion.
Peter Boyer and family drove
down to Waukegan Sunday. Mr..
Boyer witnessed the storm there which
did immense damage. The apple tree
under which his surrey was standing
was struck by lightning and the top OF
surrey broken.
Cards nave been received here an
nouncing the wedding OF Alice Bray to
John Raynard Todd, July Is, the cere-
mony to take place at the home of Rev.
w. L. Bray at OskalOosa, Iowa. Mr.
and Mrs. Todd will be at home in New
York city after October 10.
john W. Hayes went out to Pleas
ant Prairie Sunday to deliver his tenn
perance lecture, but the stor came UP
just in time to prevent the people from
attending it. Mr.. Hayes stopped with
Stephen Crosby and found he had tC
stay there, the storm being very Sc.
we're.
From reports received by this pa
per from Waukegan it is evident thai
the storm of Sunday was bad one
down there. Sheds we're blown down
trees uprooted, chimneys blown of
houses and public buildings, plate glas
windows blown in, sidewalks turned
over and washed out and various othe
damage is reported. One woman wa
sitting close to a window that wa
blown in and the glass cut her and he
baby in arms badly. The storm
amounted to hurricane and destroyed
large acreages of crops outside the city
The storm was felt in a somewha
lighter degree in the southern part o
this county.
1t is very necessary that the cit.
ordinances be revised and codified. A
the ordinances now stand, whenever j
is necessary to make use of an ordi
nance in court as legal evidence tn
city clerk has to make certified cop,
of it. So many ordinances have beer
repealed or amended that without al