The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-01
Miss Lena Lauer is yisitii : in Ra-

had at Balley's. DIV
Fine watch repairing promptly
done at Weiskopf's. dwtf
! -Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Drake Wednesday, July 81, son.
! Bailey is the peoples grocer, and
it's the people he aims to please. DIV
Miss Josie Gleason, of Russell, H.,
is a guest Of Miss Margaret Dorsey.
Everything guaranteed to be of the
best quality and lowest in price at Bal
ley's. DIV
The private test with one pump Of
the water works will be made this
week.
Mrs. Mather, Of Ravenswood, H.,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Blinn.
Eyes are tested free and glasses
properly fitted by an expert at Weis-
kopf's. dWtf
If you want your coffee to taste
like " mother used to make it" buy it
| from Bailey. DIV
Have your eyes tested free by
the only graduate optician in town, A.
r. Chamberlin. Oval
-Wheelmen should not forget that
the big parade was postponed for one
week, which means next Friday night.
Louis Wilson was drunk picked
up Tuesday night. He is tramp, but
he showed himself decidedly expert at
figures at the sherlfT7s Office this morn
| ing.
Mrs. Moore has opened new
photograph gallery over the Stark
weather & Co. store. She is prepared
to do the best work at prices as follows:
Cabinets, So; Little Queen, $3.50;
Tonga, $3.50.
Where are Porter & Howard ?
They have departed the town and left
everything behind and their where
abouts are not known. They came
here some few months ago and opened
a bucket shop in the Calkins building
on the corner of Main and Park streets.
They left some time during Mon
day night or Tuesday morning,
leaving the keys in the door.
"A letter was received Tuesday
evening from Mrs. L. FL. White, OF
Cogswell, n. D., telling OF terrific
hail storm that took place there Fri
day, July 26. 1t took place in the af-
ternoon and was almost a total de-
struction Of the growing crops in that
section for length of 135 miles and
from three to five miles in width. She
says the hail stones we're as big as a
mans fist and broke every window in
the north side of every house in the
track of the storm. Her sister and
baby and herself and little boy had a
narrow escape from death. They were
out driving and got caught in the
storm, and the horses becoming frantic
from the fury of the storm, came near
running away. Two men happening to
be coming along, grabbed the horses
heads, while they jumped and saved
themselves from injury. Mrs. White
says it was the narrowest escape she
ever had.
DO you know that slim little Geor-
gle Villas? He is one of the babies
who takes part in the Baby Opera"
at the Congregational church Thursday
evening. He is a charming child as is
also Sammie Newman. Sammie can
sing real cute, but he WON'T hold can
die beside little Robbie Mailer. Rob-
bic is just killing. He is such fasci-
mating child, and the girls take to him
so. frankie Blackman takes part, too.
It is said he will sing. He is odd you
know, and when he gets his papas
specs on looks so amusing. So does
Harry Curtis. He is not as small as
some of the others, but his voice is so
childish and pleasing. The little girls
will not follow the procession. On the
contrary blue-eyed Baby Gertie Pal
meter and little Edith Gertrude Stew
ems will lead the van. They are just
lovely, but they are such troublesome
children! Lottie Schroeder expects to
make all her folks proud of her dear
little ringlets, and her childish prattle
will make many an old bachelor long
for his mamma. The youngest baby
in the list will be sweet broWn-eyed
Alma Weiskopf. She is her papa's joy
and her mamma believes she will
take every prize i'll sight. She's SO
cute. Then Baby Jennie Blinn is
down for solo. She can trill sweetly
and make the boyish George Villas just
as jealous as he can be. But the
bouncing baby in the lot will be tiny
Hattie Newell. Sheis dreadfully small,
but oh, SO helpful She can wash the
plates now by standing on chair, and
she knows how to sing as lovely as a
winter gale. Without doubt this is
to be a great baby show. All the chill
dren are so small. Remember the date,
Thursday evening, August l.