The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-16

Rev. DR.. Roy was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Theirs during his stay
in Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Truesdell, of
Biloxi, will come to Kenosha next week
to speud the summer
"A. f. Schlafer returned to Mil
kee Saturday but is expected back
here again next week.
F. j. Rogers and Thomas Dunn
were the names of the two fellows fined
last Saturday by Justice Slater.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
Peter johnson of the Fidelity laun-
dry, returned from Chicago Tuesday
night, where he went to secure help.
Have you tried that famous English
Breakfast tea? 1t is delicious and is
for sale by Bailey, the peoples grocer.
Quite number of Kenosha young
people went to Chicago Saturday to
see the Kendalls in The Ironmaster."
Barney Hermann and his sister
in-law, Mrs. Englehardt, went to Gale
donia, Racine county, to christening
Sunday.
Arrangements have been made by
the Racine Minstrel company to play
an engagement here, but the date is
not yet fixed.
A party of gentlemen from Wau-
kegan headed by Adam Vogle have
leased the Balm driving park and are
training horses out there.
John Englehart went to Russell
Sunday and claims that by $50 in the
morning there was still ice on his Wag-
on seat which had formed the night be-
fore.
George Higley, of the Rockford
Hosiery factory, had the misfortune to
have one finger severed from his right
hand and one badly bruised while at
work last Friday.
Mat LANCER took a trip out into
the lake in a row boat all alone Sun
day. The boat capsized, but he man
aged to get ashore bringing the boat
with him. He could not climb into it.
Miss Julia Munson, of GAINESVILLE,
O., spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs,
c. J. Tarbell, and her family.
Joseph Bendt's little % year old
daughter fell from the step Friday and
broke her arm. DR.. FAIR is attending
her.
Mrs. Bassett and son Lee will
leave Thursday for California. Lee is
in poor health and the trip is taken for
his benefit.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. WtdW
Mrs. D. A. Mahoney and children
leave on Thursday for Fresno, Cali
fornia, for an extended visit to Mrs.
brother, DR.. c. Paddock.
The Kenosha Athletic Base Ball
club will go to Chicago next Saturday
to play ball with the Chicago Athletic
Base Ball club A return game will be
played here May 80.
Peter Dyer, of the Park street
house, has completed all his repairs in
the lower part of the house and has
made his Office the equal of any in the
city. He evidently does not feel the
hard times.
1t is reported that a Mr.. Jones, of |
Rockford, ILL.,, narrowly escaped as
phyxiation at the Grant house Satur- |
lay night. He is still in the city and
,a7s thai lie lie is still suffering from the
effects of the gas.
In deciding to abolish window and
billboard advertising the theatrical
managers of New York have taken a
wise STEP Newspaper advertising is
he most profitable method of attract
ng public attention.
The Chicago Comedy company
which played a three nights engage
nent s nere last week did not make
enough to get out of town on. A lady j
Of the city met them at the depot with |
a twenty-five ride ticket and had it |
punched nine times to help the COM
pany to Chicago.
Chief Stemm is trying to get ar !
made SO that the police
may be furnished with patrol wagon.
He thinks one of the livery men could
furnish wagon and become a sworn
officer Of the law, and that he could be
paid by taxing eacn person arrested an
extra dollar for the job.
We are informed by Mr.. McKune
that the Kimball Co. have materially
the wages of their help at
their piano factory. This means an
advance in DriceS on pianos in a short
time. People contemplating buying
Kimball pianos should avail them
selves of the present prices. d&w
Patrick Gibbons, one of the Oldest
residents and earliest settlers of Keno
sha county, died Sunday night of old
age, at his home in Pleasant Prairie,
aged about SO years. Deceased was
the father of Owen and Anna Gibbons,
and had an extended acquaintance
throughout the county.
The Kenosha Fishing club will not
n a1,1h 70 trim RI tho