The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-18
From SATURDAYS Daily.}
In Kenosha scarcely any one knew.
It Friday was Orangemen's day.

Burlington a population Of 2, AIS.
These delightful summer days are
a dream-or will be next March.
Robert Moth, who spent the win
ter in Pasadena, Cal, has returned.
The Sterling factory will be ready
for the machinery by the 25th of July.
Miss Matilda Gregory is spending
her vacation with relatives in Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Have you registered your name
yet, Mr.. Wheelman, for the parade of
next Saturday night?
The fire insurance adjusters have
not finished with the Chicago Bedding
company fire yet.
1t is becoming very apparent that
Supt. Mcdowell is making a model sec
rotary to the school board.
w. Y. Anderson and sister Nellie,
of Oak Park, H., were up from there
to Kenosha Friday on bicycles.
-Kenosha will see the biggest pic
mic ever given in this town next Satur-
day. Let every one lend hand to
make it a success.
j. w. Broesnea and E. j. Rychel,
of Grand Rapids, Mich, were in Re
nosha Friday evening, making the en-
tire distance on bicycles.
There is no necessity now for a
single individuals being out of en-
ployment in Kenosha. There is mere
work here now than there are laborers.
We may be sure that the bicycle is
a necessity and not luxury, when we
are assured that fat persons use it to
make them thin and thin ones to make
them fat.
The fine crop prospects in the west
is encouraging to the farmers and Or
ders are being received for wagons by
the Balm company. Something like
old times.
Miss Better, who has been teaching
at the College of Commerce the past
year, has returned to Chicago. Mrs.
Trenary will take her place for the en-
suing term.
The Farmers State bank find it.
self under the necessity of getting out
new stationery, SO. Col. F. W. Engel
went to Chicago Friday evening to see
the photographers.
E. F. Vinegar has returned from a
business trip to Mackinaw and other
northern resorts. He has been out in
the interests of the Geneva Optical
company, of Chicago.
What are the new families who are
coming to KenOsha to do for houses to
live in. There is scarcely a vacant
house in town now and we shall need a
hundred before winter. This is going
to be a serious question.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward Har-
man was held this morning at St.
James catholic church and was largely
attended The floral tributes were
beautiful and quite indicative of the
high esteem in which Mrs. Hartman
was held by many friends.
There is another insane man at
the county jail now, making two. The
new arrival is Theodore Mertene. aged
% years. He claims his parents live in
New Munster. He was brought in
from Walworth county this morning by
the sheriff of that county.
What a sorrowful report comes
from Chicago! A little girl who had
been studying from early morning I'M
til late at night, in order that she
might graduate, finally failed. The
next day she committed suicide. Poor
little tired, discouraged soul.
Are you "onto" the etiquette of
cycling? An exchange says that " in
cycling the man always rides on the
left side Of his fair companion, precedes
her around corners and down hills to
make sure the going is safe." That's
not only etiquette, but gallantry.
They say fish are growing scarce
in our western lakes. Well they might
when the Chicago Journal says that
the Wisconsin Central takes out prob
ably 1000 fishermen Saturday night
and brings them back Sunday night
with an average of five fish each.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. z. G..
Simmons, Jr., was today a scene of
sorrow. A little daughter was born
this morning to this estimable couple
and within a few hours after birth it
died. The death of the little visitor
will be sad news to a large circle of
friends.
The First National bank and the
Farmers State bank, both became
members of the American Bankers as
ISOLATION Friday. That means that
they serve notice on burglars and other
evily disposed people that if they care
to attack these institutions they will
run up against a force of detectives
that must inevitably run them down.
There is to be great sport in Ke