The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-15
From Thursdays Daily.)


his visit at Potosi, Wis.
%. M. Petit has returned from
business trip through the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Truesdell are
spending few days at Salem.
Miss Crandall, formerly of Kemper
hall, is visiting Kenosha friends.
John Van Burton, of the University
school, is visiting W. ]. Cavanagh.
The arrivals in port Wednesday
night were the J. V. Jones and Rob
Roy.
Miss Burton, of Batavia, will ar
rive in Kenosha Saturday for a brief
visit.
&C. NJ. Young has gone to Ocono-
mowoc to attend the society circus
there.
There is talk of having field day
with its attendant sports on labor day,
Sept. 2.
Mrs. George A. Yule gave a de-
Iightful tea Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Vrooman.
Mrs. James P. English, who has
been visiting here for several weeks,
returned to her home in Omaha today.
Mrs. Lee and her granddaughter,
Miss Grace Allen, OF Milwaukee, are
guests this week of Miss Mary Mangan.
Mrs. johnson Jackson and little
son have returned from their two
weeks visit with friends in Quincy,
Mich.
The efficacy of advertising has
come to be such an established princi-
pie of business that it is calculated by
juries.
Don't you know that Hoods Sar-
saparilla will overcome that tired feel
ing and give you renewed vigor and
vitality.
Senator E. G.. Timme came in
from SHADES Corners this morning for
the purpose of making business trip
to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Robinson, wife Of Isaac Rob-
inson, one of the prisoners in the county
jail, came up from Chicago today to
visit her husband.
=" Had twenty bicycles, instead of
twenty horses" said a liveryman, F." I
could rent them at % cents g day and
make more money than I do now with
my livery stable"
The Allen Sons have started the
dredge at work on the river about the
tannery. All the filth between Main
street bridge and the Grand avenue
bridge will be dug out on their side of
the river.
If anybody wants to learn how
much stock to take in common street
hearsays and how much lying there is
going on. he can find no better school
than to collect and sift home news for
a newspaper.
Will Frenz, the iveryman, has
lately added several new horses and
single rigs to his stable equipment, and
is better that ever prepared to cater to
the wishes of those desiring first class
livery service. Horses for ladies use a
speciality.
"A story comes in from Pleasant
Prairie that a certain prominent farmer
there has not sheared his sheep this
year because Of the low price of wool.
A man who will allow sheep to travel
in this weather with heavy coats on
should be prosecuted.
In the test of the water pipes to-
day a pressure of 40 pounds to the
square inch was put onto them with
the result that there we're but three
breaks. Two we're in the pipes laid
by the city. on Main street in front of
this office and one on Prairie avenue.
The conference of the Lutheran
ministers of the southern part of the
state, which has been in session at
South Milwaukee, closed Wednesday,
They decided upon Kenosha for their
next meeting place The time of the
meeting is to be the last week in Jan
uary.
The hair, when not properly cared
for, loses it's lustre, becomes crisp,
harsh and dry, and falls out freely
with every combing. To prevent this
the best dressing in the market is
Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t imparts that
silky gloss so essential to perfect
beauty.
We don't know whether there is a
gold mine or buried treasure at the
NEWS Office corner, but for the ninety
steenth time during the past two years
workmen are again engaged in digging
up the ground in front of this office,
ostensibly in the interests of public
improvements. This time the men say
they are hunting leak in the water
works.
An effort was made today to lower
Frank Schaefer's bond in the big arson
case. 1t had been fixed at $1,000 when
he waived his examination, but today