The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-11
From Saturdays Daily)
This is more like summer.
The year 1895 is.half gone.
1t is said locusts are coming.
There. were numerous picnics to-

There. were numerous picnics to-
! We need showers, but we don't
4 get them.
Bank on the future Of Kenosha
/ You'll not miss it.
&c. V.sRedeker spent his Fourth. Of
July in Fond du, Lac.
B. NJ. schlitz, of New Munster,
i was in Kenosha today.
Mrs. Caroline Draper and daugh-
tiers leave today for Pottsville, Pa.
-Chas. Pratt, Of Kansas City, is Wis
ting his sister, Mrs. P. G. Torrey.
Mrs. Hosea Barns gave pleasant
party to several friends this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Swearingen, of
Decatur, H., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
f. FL. Hall and w. FL. Swearingen.
The show people did not appear at
the Rhode opera house Friday even
ing.
Samuel Reynolds returned Friday
from a visit to his son at South Bend,
Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Theirs re-
turned Friday from their visit in Min
nesota.
Herman Kotz has arranged the
show windows Of his place in very ar
tistic manner.
james Boyle, of Kewaunee, ILL.,, a
brother of Street Commissioner Boyle,
was here Friday.
Attorney Baker has. been busy to-
day drawing up the papers for q di-
vorce proceeding.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel G. Newman,
who have been at Silver Lake for the
past few days, are at home again.
"A horse. and buggy was stolen on
the Fourth Of July from Truesdell
station. The police have been mott
fed.
&C. H. Curtis and family have re-
turned from Silver Lake, where they
have been spending few days in an
outing.
-Kenosha is a good enough summer
resort in this weather. Grand Lake
Michigan beats the inland lakes all
hollow.
i Travelling shows seem to be play
ing in hard luck recently. One can't
make a safe wager that they'll even get
to town.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hoye have
returned from their wedding trip. Mr..
Hoye will be at his old stand at Hale's
after Monday.
"A reception is being held this after
noon at the home of L. S: Fowler in
Bristol in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Blackman.
The Kenosha Crib company has
samples of it's product. on. exhibition
at the display of the American Furni
ture Manufacturers association in Chi
cage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E,@V. Voak, of Will
mot, and the Misses Patterson, of Bur
lington, Wis; attended the funeral OF
the late J. c. Roberts in Bristol We'd
nesday.
1T is reported about that a pillow
works is figuring on building on the
site of the old Chicago Bedding COM
panY's ruins. The rumor could not be
confirmed, however.
Mr.. Van Vechten, of Chicago, rep
resenting heating apparatus house,
was here today to contract with the
school board for the apparatus to be
put into the new school building.
Mrs. M. D. Bradford and son Viii
lie leave today on a visit to friends in
Maine. Before returning home Mrs.
Bradford will attend course of lee
lures at the Clark University, WOrces-
ter, Mass.
The yachts are getting back from
the big race of Thursday in Milwau-
kee. Five Of them reached port here
today They we're the Ida K, Enola,
American Girl, Nate and our home
yacht Mamie.
Frank O'Hare, formerly Of Keno
sha, spent the latter part Of the week
in his old home. He is now on the
road for the Wisconsin Telephone COM
pany attending to the repairs of a
large number of stations.
Albert Bisnop, of Somers, was
thrown from his buggy by runaway
horses Thursday evening and his
shoulder was dislocated. He was 9TH
aruicn onita ha6lv bruised Two la
dies who we're with him we're slightly
injured
The funeral of Mrs. Kate Radigan
took place from the Bristol Catholic
church Friday. She lived near Trevor
and was assisting her brother on the
farm of County Clerk Robbins. She
was taken sick last Sunday and died
suddenly Wednesday. 1t is thought
she died of some heart difficulty. She
was a widow and leaves four children.
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