The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-30
(From Saturdays Daily.1


SCISSOR Of new. bicycle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. 81. HOLSTER will
spend Sunday in Chicago.
Paper tires are soon to be manu-
fa tGred for cNe'cs They are supposed
to last longer tlian rubber and to pune
ture less easily.
NV they want Ex-President Ben
iamin HaIli onto deliver the Fourth of
July Grafton in Racine. Talk about
advertising, how's that
If mere merchants advertised in a
judicioas and attractive manner, there
would be less use for such companies
as Bradstiee.;s and Dun's.
Perch are biting again and some
very large ones are being taken. Frank
White caught one Friday evening that
weighed nearly tvs pounds.
There is a constant yearning in
this country for a tramp who can make
himself up to resemble the tramps that
are pictured in the comic papers.
"A band Of gypsies have camped
out south Of Kemper hall. The man of
the party has been around trading
horses and the women have been look
ing for people who wanted their fortune
| told.
&C. A. Dickhaut has got the plans
for the new bicycle factory well under
way. The entire work of building is
being pushed with all due haste and
EXPEDITION.
Three car loads Of stone are already
on the grounds to commerce work on
bicycle works with. The grounds have
all been laid out and work on putting
in the side track will probably begin
Monday.
No better opportunity will be Of
fered this summer for a pleasant outing
than that offered by the Modern Wood
men in the excursion to Madison June
6. Rround trip, $500.
After all the bicycle talk there is
no feature of the craze more interested
than the probability that through the
hundreds and thousands of cyclists
all over the country the work for good
roads will be materially helped on.
The Craney brick yard started up
this morning to manufacture brick for
the new bicycle factory 1t is thought
that the strike among the brickmakers
elsewhere might make the supply of
brick short and Mr.. Craney is prepar-
ing for such an event
W. H. Wheeler & Co. are looking
out for more work in their line of water
works building. They are ~agitating
the matter in WatertoWn. The town
wants a system valued at about $780,
900. The mayor and a committee OF
the council have been empowered to
act in the matter.
Theodore Mazanti, formerly a
baker here, writes from Stanton, Neb.,
to friends very discouragingly. He
says the crops have been a failure for
two years. And now as all promised a
prosperous season a frost for five nights
destroyed everything and the people
out there are in despair.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Lucy Yule, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Yule, and Mr.. Wells
I'll. Moses, of Denver, Colorado. The
ceremony will take place at the Con-
gregational church, Thursday, June 6,
'dG U U ClOCk, Gu0 IGCCpU1Ou III VHC OFOh-
ing at Central Music hall.
The dredge is gradually working
it's way toward shore. The place
where the channel is being dug and the
direction Of its putting in will take the
intake pipe cut exactly abreast of the
middle Of the outlet of the river. Capt.
Cameron says the original design was
to take it in straight line east OF
Market street
Mrs. O. S. Newell entertained a
party Of young people Thursday even
ing at cards. Miss Young, of Chicago,
took the head prize for the ladies, and
Miss Belle Bond the second prize,
LeavenWorth KershaW had the best
score for the gentlemen, Rob. Mari the
second best and Lucien Lance cap
tured the BOBBY prize. A delightful
evening was enjoyed by the fifty guests.
The shrewd advertiser will place
his announcement in the EVENING
NEWS and the Telegraph Courier. By
so doing he will reach the reading
classes of KenOsha county from Wilmot
to the lake shore, and from Racine
county to the Illinois line. We make a
special low rate where both papers are
used, and we guarantee a service which
no other papers in the county can ap
proach. If
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For sale by Woodward & Conley. dwtf
With all the talk about boomers,
it is evident that most of the people
who use the term SO freely do not really
know what they are talking about
The original garment was neither
knickbockers, nor Turkish drawers, but
straight, ugly trousers, loose all the