The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-05

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Master James and Miss Una Slater
are visiting in Milwaukee.
"A line of and 10 cent tablets that
beat the world, at Melyille's. dws16
John Adamson leaves today for
Duluth, Mimi, where he intends to To-
cate.
District Attorney Buckmaster is in
Milwaukee today at work on the arson
case.
The yacht Mamie is being laid up
and will not be used any more this
season.
Waukegan is startled out of it's
sleep by the faint prospect of street
car line.
Mrs. Peter Fisher will entertain
her lady friends at whist Thursday
afternoon.
The new Frank school will be
completed and ready for use by De-
cember l.
Mrs. N. Thomey, of Pleasant Prai-
RE, is reported to be very low and not
expected to recover.
For good furniture at low prices
call on N. j. Buchanan, at the old
stand on Wisconsin street. dwtf
The Northwestern nine expects to
play ball next Sunday with the Ath-
letics of Racine in Racine.
The case of the State Of Wisconsin
vs.. Patrick Shields will be called be-
fore Justice Slater Friday morning.
The wardens and vestry of st.
Matthews church held their regular
quarterly meeting Tuesday evening.
Not an arrest has been made by
the police force this week and the JUS
tice courts wear deserted appearance.
Mrs. Fred G. Gentner and daugh-
ter returned today to their home in
Washington, D. c., after visit with
Mrs. G. C. Brown.
Congressman Peter j. Somers and
Daniel B. Rogers, of Milwaukee, are in
this city today looking after their prop
erty interests here.
Officer Smith has been slightly in
disposed for the past few days. Ex-
Officer Sorensen is travelling the beat
until Officer Smith RECEIVERS.
-Kickham Seaman, one of the most
noted criminal lawyers OF Chicago, has
been engaged to defend Jacobsen in
the coming trial of the conspirators.
Why does the bloomer girl still per-
sist in carrying her purse in her hand
She has not yet learned one of the prin-
cipal advantages of bifurcated gar
mentS.
If this bloomer wedding business
continues, some of these days near
sighted parson will probably hitch two
bicycle men or two new women to-
gether.
Pitts & DeBerge are having a
twelve foot ad painted on the third
story wall of the Engel building on
Main street, which will be quite a
catchy card.
-Palmetier and Kipp's team became
frightened Tuesday afternoon and
started away on dash for liberty, but
they were captured before they had
done any damage.
-Maulsby Kimball, who has been
spending the past month at home, left
Tuesday for the Catskill mountains, N.
Y. He will coach a young man there
for college for time.
The number of arrests made by
the police force from August to Sep
TENDER 5 is sixteen. Everything taken
into consideration, this is a record of
which the city may feel proud.
Miss Margaret Avery left for Chi
cago Tuesday. She will remain there
a week prior to leaving for her Europe
an trip. She expects to make a years
soiourn in Paris with her mother.
A wild man VINO lives in the woods
and wears a skirt has been discovered
in the east. This probably, is the anew
man." but he certainly shows good
judgment in staying in the woods.
The Pike Woods Camp No. 391
VOOOL1dn VI AO1OOu0, WILL
hold picnic at George Leet's grove,
Petrifying springs, Wednesday, Sept.
IL. There is to be a parade at |
O'Clock in the forenoon.
That we have one of the most |
healthful locations of any city in the
great northwest is beyond doubt. Not
a case of contagious disease has been
reported to the health officer since July
10 in this year. What city can equal
this record
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Newell have
gone to Geneva, Switzerland, from
London to spend the coming winter.
The operation on Mr.. NewelPs throat
which he underwent in London proved
entirely satisfactory, but the physicians
requested him not to cross the ocean
fOY.