The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-06


few days in Chicago.
Miss Blanche Pearson went to APP
pleton Monday to remain.
Catch basins have been ordered
for the Park avenue sewer.
George Villas is getting up a nine
and will challenge the University team.
The wedding of Miss Allie English
and Ollie Hoye will take place June 20.
Miss Ruth Stebbins, of Chicago, is
home for few days visit to her par
ents.
SO it appears that the Park ave-
nue. sewer may not yet be accepted le-
gally.
The Brassville bakery has now on
the road new and very attractive
wagon.
F. Joerndt's new store on North
Main street is rapidly approaching
completion.
The steam yacht Southern Cross,
was in the harbor Sunday with party
of RaciDeites.
In the near future anybody who
owns dog will have to get license
for him or have him shot.
Joseph Loef was allowed saloon
license for place on Elizabeth street
Monday evening by the council.
The assessments on the Park ave-
nue. sewer matter were made at the
council meeting Monday evening
e. G.. Timme. DR.. Ripley. L. M.
Eichelman and F. II. Hall are at
Powers lake for few days fishing.
There will be no extension of the
electric light service for the present.
1t was so decided Monday evening.
Notwithstanding all the heat we
have had the past few days, no cases
Of sunstroke have been reported here.
William Callahan, the man charged
with burning the granary on John Nc
Kinney's farm, has secured bail and is
out.
The schooner j. V. Jones CAME in
Monday evening with a load of tan
bark. This is the first load in this
season.
The weather permitting, Schend q
Wirtz will formally open Park city gar
den next Saturday night with music
and dancing.
Physicians state that if this wealth
er continues very long there will be an
awful lot Of stomach troubles here to
take care of.
Giles Killibrue, the colored lad,
has invented an automatic fire ladder
and has placed a model of it in the G.
A. Dewey window.
Henry Laughlin, of Truesdell,
solved the Times Herald puzzle last
week correctly, but he did not get in
on time to make anything by it.
1t took the city clerk over half an
hour to read the minutes of the last
regular meeting of the common council
at the meeting Monday evening.
The committee to whom the mat
ter of macadamizing Market street was
referred, asked for further time at the
council meeting Monday evening.
John Milward was made police
man without pay from the city at the
council meeting Monday evening upon
petition of the Kemper hall sisters.
Monday night the DANA society
gave a pleasant dance in its hall.
There was goodly number in attend
ance and the affair was much enjoyed.
The committee on sewers was
given permission Monday evening to
grant permission to all who desire to
connect with sewers without waiting
for council action.
The resolution calling for the
amendment of the charter was pre-
sented by Aid. Yule at the council
meeting Monday evening. 1t was
adopted by vote of 5 to-
Wait and see the greatest min
strels on the road, Seymour, Ramsey
and MoOre's, late from abroad, and the
street pa ade, don't miss it. The press
say they are the only Ministries on the
stage.
Frank Klipfel was arrested Mon
day night on charge Of assaulting his
wife and using threatening and abusive
language to her. He was taken before
Justice Slater this afternoon and his
case was adjourned to tomorrow.
Things seem to be drifting away
from Racine. The St. Paul Railroad
company is moving everything out it
ever had there. The train dispatcher
is the next to go. Kenosha is not
faring that way. Everything is try
ing to get in.
William Schend has found his
horse. He had been picked up by a
man named Epstein living on the Hol-
brook farm in Somers. He had taken
no steps to find the owner, but was very
careful to make the horse earn his
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