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

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Van Ingen
have returned from their trip to New
York.
Matt Feuker is suffering from the
effects of running rusty nail into his
hand.
Sam Kingsland, jr. is suffering
with al attack of infammatory rheu-
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eppler, of the
Brassville house, drove to Racine
! Thursday.
The June bugs are with us again,
but the electric lights are proving their
destruction.
Frank Mooney, Of Chicago, is here
visiting his father, John Mooney, at
the Garfield house.
Mrs. M. L. Murray returned home
Thursday from two weeks visit at
| Stevens Point, Wis.
George Washington Monroe Cart
wright an old time Kenosha gentleman
of color is in the city.
Mrs Bolden, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting her niece, Mrs. j. IL.
Kimball has returned home.
A single year of judicious advertis-
ing is often equal to lifetime of hard
work in the building Of business.
II. B. Robinson has just lost val
liable colt. He was let out into the
pasture and in kicking around broke q
leg.
"A. A. Riel, the grocer, has a hand
some new cash register and he expects
now he is in his new stand to keep it
busy.
George Vrooman has lost his fish
| ing pole, and he is consequently out OF
business. He is very anxious for its
return.
Why not profit by the experience of
others and save that wreck Of horse.
Your neighbor has used DR.. Weare's
Sure Cure for HeaVes and increased
the value of his horse largely.
Friend Louie Bohmrich ought to
be, as he undoubtedly is, proud Of that
little daughter Of his who, though but
seven years Of age, handles a violin
bow like an artist. She completely
captivated the audience at the enter
tainment Thursday evening.
The Boys of the University school
are learning a number of college songs
under the direction of Sam Newman,
and may be heard from at the next
school entertainment to be given in the
near future.
There has been much talk of the
organization Of base ball club for Ke
nosha. The season is fast advancing
and steps should be taken at once if
any sort of team is to be put III the
field. The University team hopes to
indulge in a few games before the end
of the school year.
"A peculiar and very intricate op-
Grafton was performed on Mrs. John
Sinott, of Fremont avenue, Thursday.
Mrs. Sinott had been patient OF Drs.
Harbert and she called DR.. Schaffer, Of
Chicago, to perform the work. Sever
al of the local physicians were in at
tendance for the purpose of taking
notes.
Ever since the ice went out in the
early spring up to last Monday the lake
| front has been girdleQ with the nets Of
fishermen fishing for perch. The same
state Of affairs existed all last season
and the sport at the piers greatly in
terfered with thereby. Local sports
men who fish for the fun of it deter
mined to put a stop to this interference
with their sport and so complained to
Fish Warden Truesdell. Last Monday
he came to town and after reading the
law to the fishermen, where it is or
dered that no nets may be set within
one mile of the shore, the nets were
taken up and the fishermen advised
that a further violation OF the law
would result in a fine and the contisca-
ton of the nets. Anglers may now
look for fine fishing from the piers.
The entertainment Thursday even
ing, given by the ladies of st. Mat
thew's church, was very pleasing and a
large audience was present to enjoy it.
The preparation for an entertainment
of that sort represents vast amount OF
! labor and care, but those who bore the
burden must have felt repaid by the
hearty reception accorded the little
| folks. The music of the Operetta is
pleasing and some IF the airs catchy,
and the manner in which they were
sung indicated a careful training by
their instructors. Miss Runals sang
two selections in her own we'll known
pleasing style, and she responded to an
encore. Some of the stage pictures
were very pretty and were we'll set off
0v the aid Of the calcium light. In one
of the scenes there were forty two
children on the stage at one time. The
receipts of the evening amount to about
$3.50 and the ladies will be able to lift
another bond as the result of their eff
forts. The entertainment is to be re-
peated Saturday afternoon for the ben
eft of the school children who could
not attend last evening. The admis-
sion has been fixed at % cents for
adults and 10 cents for children.
Better Since Taking Hoods.