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

KenoSha Thursday.
Mrs. Moore and children left the
city Thursday for visit.
Mrs. William P English, of Chica-
go, is the guest of Mrs. Reubling.
H. 81. Marcusson, of Chicago, came
up Thursday for a few days visit.
The man who never praises his
wife sometimes talks very nice in
church.
The tableau entertainment at Miss
Bonds Thursday evening was highly
successful.
"A dog was killed at the depot
Thursday evening by being run over
by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Humphrey, OF
Muskegon, Mich, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Rose.
There is strong probability of an
other bastardy case being brought
within short time.
j. G. Drake and wife, of Chicago,
are visiting the family of Geo. Carpen-
ter in Pleasant Prairie.
No new developments in the arson
case. Everybody is now awaiting the
big battle next month.
-Kenosha weather has been so de-
lightful all summer that we are not
prepared for real summer day.
"A surprise party was given on
Miss Pauline Schend Thursday even
ing, the occasion being her birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Fl. Curtis and
children leave Saturday for Lake
Beulah, where they will spend week.
R. E. Mailer has returned from his
visit at De Pere. Mrs. Mailer will re.
main about two weeks before returning
home.
The matron of the poor house is on
the sick list and the poor master is
hustling around to get someone to ia de
her place.
We'll Who will start the ball in
building houses for our new citizens ?
There are not a half dozen vacant
houses in the city.
Mrs. Kaeppel and her mother,
Mrs. CRUDE, of Chicago, are visiting IN
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G..
SchulZe in this city.
When you are writing an adver-
tisement keep in mind three points
striking display, originality and effect
i've methods of expression.
The improvements recommended
by the Mayor in his address can all be
made and be scarcely felt by the tax
payer. Ifnot all done in one year, at
least beginning should be made.
The breaks in The water pipe
caused by the test fro1 the new pump
is the result of poor wol1A in laying the
pipe. The breaks are being repaired
and everything will be in readiness for
the official test next week.
"A certain young man who has not
been citizen of Kenosha very long is
charged byayoung Miss of eightyea of
age with attempted rape. The girl
lives on the north side. No complaint
has yet been filed but one may be soon.
Now, why can't someone get a
skeleton somewhere and bury it and
then call the attention of the police au-
thorities to it. 1t seems easy for every
other town to add to the II. FL. Holmes
sensation. We might get up one of our
own.
The smoke stack of the new bicycle
factory was finished Thursday and was
photographed together with the men
who built it. The stack is 101 feet
high and is thought to be the finest
thing of it's kind in this section of the
country
A burglar tried to get into Michael
Niederprim's saloon, just north of the
depot, Thursday night. He must have
tried to pry the door open with big
bar of iron, but did not succeed in get
ting in. Three bad marks were left by
the bar
Detective Cowie left for Chicago
Thursday evening with Detective
Alexander and Bernhard Rosenow.
Mr.. CoWie said before leaving that if
Isaac Robinson was liable to give bail
an effort would at once be made to raise
the amount of his bond from $4,000 to
$4,000
About fifty young people went out
to the Uihlein farm to become the
guests Of Henry Laughlin Thursday
evening. They went out in four wagon
loads and few separate buggies. Re-
freshments were served and Schultz
furnished the music. The party was
organized by Harry Kupfer and Will
liam Tanning.
The following personal notes are
taken from the North Berwick Me
Journal:
j. W. Hayes, Esq, visiting for a few
weeks at Cleaverock farm, was cor
daily greeted by old friends at church