The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-27
E(From Saturdays Daily

Friday was the longest day of the
year.
Matt Kleist started this morning
for a business trip through the west.
The GroWler," small sail boat,
belonging to the Ferry boys, was stolen
Thursday.
Miss Amy Drake is back from Chi
cago to spend her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs W. Fl. Drake.
That proposed road race is causing
a good deal of furry among local
Wheelmen.
Edith Williams and little daughter
are home for the summer, having fin
ished their season on the road.
Thomas HOLMAN was fined $40
and costs by Justice Slater for fishing
in Pike Creek with Il seine net.
There is considerable kicking be-
cause Of the sand suckers throwing q
good deal of its stuff into the river.
Mrs. A. F. Frara, of Fort Akin
son, is q guest of Mrs. W. Fl. Drake.
Mr.. Frara is connected with Hoard's
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The boys who went out to HoOker's
lake to fish, have returned home. John
Taylor, one of them, brought back
four fine black bass.
Are you out of work? The want
column of the NeaCs Will help you find
a situation tomorrow if you hand in
your want before noon.
The Chicago tug war is on in full
force. This morning one Of the tugs
came up near here and captured four
schooners and is towing them to Chi
cago, ali for one price Of admission.
Young Mr. Jebb, who lives with
his sister, Mrs. Nathan Allen, had his
wheel badly broken this morning by
being run into by an aged farmer by
the name Of Schafel, in front of Ernst's
store just before noon.
Thomas HOLMAN and Frank Well
man were arrested this morning by
Fish Warden Henry Truesdell on a
criminal charge of fishing with seine
net in Pike creek. The defendants are
boys of II and 10 years of age.
President Brown, of the Business
Mems association, says it is surprising
the number of inquiries that are turned
toward Kenosha in the last few weeks.
The advantages Kenosha has to offer
only need a little pushing to bring re-.
suits.
The item in the News Friday
night concerning the raise at the AL
len tannery, was slightly misleading.
Instead of the raise in wages being a
10 per cent. advance, it would in fact
figure smaller than that The state
ment that it was 50 cents per week
raise all around, was correct.
AT last KenOsha is to have wor-
thy monument to the memory of the
late Col. M. Frank. At the special
meeting of the school board held Fri
day evening Com. Johnson Jackson
moved that the new building when
completed be named the Michael Frank
school. The motion carried unani
monsly.
There was a special meeting of
the school board Friday night to de-
eide upon the necessary changes in
the plans and specifications of j. E..
Clancy, of Green Bay, for the new
school house. There we're some eleven
changes made in the original plan, and
then it was accepted and adopted.
Work on the building is to begin at
once.
Look out for him. An exchange
says that if smooth tongued fellow
comes and wants you to lease a steam
cooker and asks you to sign a paper
just for mere FORMS sake, don't parley
with the scamp, but turn the dog loose
The fellow has been working this
game and the paper signed turned out
to be a good bankable note for 1878.
One of the hack teams came near
making a disastrous wreck on Main
street near the Fisher store Friday
evening. The driver attempted to turn
the corner there and the driver was
unable to control the forward team
there being two teams attached. They
turned in toward the sidewalk and
when they struck it one of the horses
fell very close to the store and the feet
came very near smashing a baby bug
gy a lady was wheeling close by.
There was party of young people in
the hack.