The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-01


visiting Miss Belle Slosson.
The Iserman Bros. will have their
store ready to open this week.
Mrs. W. j. Ryan is visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Craney, in Paris.
Mrs. Bergman, of Rock Island, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. G. Theleen.
j. L. Stevens, Jr., and wife have
been spending a week camping at
Camp lake.
Edward Devereux, of Chicago,
was a guest in the family of r. S. Slos-
son over Sunday.
Peter LAHORE went to Milwaukee
Sunday to witness the christening of
his daughters child.
-Groceryman Jensen's sign caught
fire Sunday and serious confagration
was narrowly aVerted.
Mrs. W. J. Craney, accompanied
by her niece, Miss May Ryan, is visit
ing friends in Dixon, I'll.
Miss Edna Yates. of Pleasant
Praire, returned home Sunday after a
visit with Miss Louise Jensen.
Anybody can be pleasant to pleas
ant people, but it takes grace to be
pleasant to unpleasant people.
People who 60 to church merely to
make a summary of the absentees are
in serious danger of backsliding.
Mrs. Peter Jorgensen and Miss
Title Jorgenson, Of Chicago, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Jensen and
other relatives in this city.
Pat Donnelly and Frank O'Leary
were drunk Monday evening and were
taken under shelter by Officer Smith.
They got the usual fifteen days apiece.
A cablegram received last Satur-
day announces that F. S. Newell had
undergone an operation for his throat
trouble and that he was then consid-
cred out of danger.
james Hughes, an employe Of the
gas company, was caught in a cave IN
of the trench where he was working
Monday noon and was severely
squeezed. No bones were broken.
William Yule, the oldest brother OF
George and John t. Yule, died at
Somers last Saturday night, aged 70
years. The funeral was held Monday
morning from the Somers church at
1870 o'clock.
The game of base ball which was
to have been played Saturday between
the high school nine of Racine and the
Universitys did not come off Saturday
afternoon as advertised. The Racine
nlne did not show up.
An old crippled man, a city charge,
fell on E. Franks cement sidewalk
Monday noon and cut his face quite
badly. He was picked up in an I'M
conscious condition and taken to the
poor house in a rig. DR.. Pugh attend
ed him.
The Misses Agnes and Jessie
Walker, Of Chicago, are proving quite
adept wheelwomen. Recently they
started from Chicago and made their
way up here by way of Lake Geneva in
one day, making rather long run for
girls for one day.
We know a young man, (unmar-
ried) who is making inquiries for q
house to rent, in good locality. No
matter who he may be, but if you know
of house please leave word at this
office. If the house suits you will get
your rent every month and first class
tenant.
"A trust deed, conveying the Lane
manufacturing plant to the Sieg, Wal
pole company was filed for record on
Monday, so the deal is now signed,
sealed and delivered,'' and the new
company is in absolute possession. We
are informed that they propose to be
ready for business by the middle of
September.
Let us suggest something that will
advertise the town. Why not have a
field day once month, throughout the
entire season. Make it a feature of the
town. Get up bike races and contests
in the 101 other field sports which will
readily suggest themselves. There is
nothing like them. They would be a
source of exhileration which would lead
to pride in the town. Then the adyer-
Using they would be prolific in could
not be overestimated. Why not a field
day?
One of the most novel and at the
same time enjoyable camping-out par
ties, visited Kenosha Sunday. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Merrill, daughter Trixy, Miss Deborah
Jarvis and Charles Merrill, all of La
Crosse. They travel about by wagon
and carry a tent with them. They
have been travelling around from place
to place and when they make a stop
they pitch tent, Beduoin style, and
rest. They are on their way to Chica-
90 and expect to return soon for q