The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-27
(From Thursdays Daily.) I

The authorities report that Keno
sha is now and has been for some little
time free of tramps.
Mrs. Frank Hall, of Chicago, is
here on a visit to Mrs. Louise A. Hall
and other relatives.
The lawn party at Father Dreis
Wednesday evening was largely attend
ed and greatly enjoyed
Dennis Dryer, of New York, has
come home to attend the wedding OF
his sister, next Wednesday.
4. G.. Simmons was elected vice
president at large from the First dist
riot at the bankers convention in Osh-
kosh.
The plan for a four room school
house drawn by j. E. Clancy, of Green
Bay, has been accepted by the school
BOARD.
Frank Miller and Anton Breckner
came up from Chicago Wednesday
evening to see Peter Schlader, who is
very ILL.,
The beautiful yacht Hawthorne
came up from Chicago Wednesday af-
ternoon and laid at anchor all night
just off the Calkins pier.
George Smith has resigned his po-
sition as driver of the Kupfer wagon,
and young man by the name of Mey-
ers takes his place. Smith goes to
Salem to 90 into business.
Parents, remember the writing
class Of the College Of Commerce opens
Monday, June oath. Send your boys
and girls in every day from 11:45 to
1880 and we will fix up their writing
for them. Term of six weeks, So.
There is some difficulty being
met in laying the foundation to the
smoke stack for the bicycle factory.
The Workmen have gone down twelve
feet for a good bed and met sand. All
is sand. They may have to build on
that.
Mr.. Kimball's yacht Mamie has
has been launched and will be put into
competition with other boats in her
class in all the yacht races of the Lake
Michigan Yachting association this
year. The boat has been thoroughly
oYerhauled and repaired.
The meanest man on earth lives
up in Maine. Not long since he told
his good natured wife that he was
going to Lake AsusangWatonsoga
gogWacontongWa for a weeks fishing
and then had his friends go ask her
where he had gone.
Judge Van Wyck found Mrs. E. r
Gethen insane but suspended sentence
of commitment, in his court Wednes-
day afternoon. She was advised to go
home with her husband, and Mr..
Gethen was advised to discharge the
man whose presence was so much OBJ
jected to by Mrs. Gethen. But Mrs.
Gethen refused to go home with him
and remained in the city all night and
today.
The entertainment given Wednes-
day evening by Charles M. Garst in
honor of his cousin. Miss Ada Garst,
and Miss Steele, Of Coon Rapids, Iowa,
was in every way success. The porch
and yard on the south side of the resi-
dence were gay with Japanese lanterns.
Rugs were spread and hammocks
swung for the comfort and enjoyment
of the guests. Games Of jack-straws
and crokonole we're played during the
early part of the evening, later dane
ing. Ice cream, cake and lemonade
were served.
Keep your boy off the street There
is nothing that will more quickly de-
moraiize BOY, says an exchange, than
to give him his liberty and full power
to loaf around depots and street corners.
If you can't keep him busy, keep him at
home or see that his leisure is spent
with playmates who have not yet ac-
quired the loafing habit. Let him run
unrestrained he will come home in a
few weeks with such a choice assort-
ment of bad habits that you will won
der how it was possible he could learn
| U1CL1 oil Ill OO OuOIU a. U1IIO' OO yOu GAG
pect anyone else to look out for your
boys; do it yourself.
The following taken from an Oak :
land, Neb. paper, will prove Of interest
to the many Kenosha county friends of
Mr. Gull. who is q son Of W. Y. Gull,
of Salem: "One of the most memorable
weddings of the season was solemnlzed
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Fried in Fremont, June 18th, in which
Miss Christine Lonquist became Mrs.
A. L. Gull. Miss Lonquist is one OF
the fairest and most accomplished
young ladies of Fremont, being princi-
pal in one Of the schools for several
years. She is also we'll and favorably
known in Oakland, where she has a
number of relatives. Mr.. A. L. Gull,
assistant cashier at the First National
bank. is highly esteemed bV all who