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

Miss May Chase, of Milwaukee, is
visiting friends 4ere.
There is room enough in the world
for everybody to stretch himself
The police have so far made forty
four arrests, from Jan. to June.
- The juniors at Kemper hall SER
enaded the seniors Friday evening.
MIR. Weather Clerk rain is very
necessary. Please hurry one along.
There is one good thing about
picnic. One always gets enough of it.
Speaking about the weather--Is it
hot enough for-oh, well, never mind
The closing May services were
held at st. Georges church Friday
evening.
The house fly is now making his
customary annual attack upon the
Christian religion.
Miss Howe has returned from her
trip to Boston, where she has been
spending the past two months.
Miss Margaret Avery gave pleas
ant dancing party to number of her
young friends Thursday evening at her
home.
Harry Baldwin is back from
Stoughton. He does not feel very
much improved, but is more cheerful
than he was.
The police have been remarking on
the fact that there have been very few
cases so far this year Of burglary or
highway robbery.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard, of Chicago,
have rented the furnished house of
Mrs. d. A. Mahoney during her alb
sence in California.
Mrs. O. S. Newell and son Douglas,
left today for Chicago and from there
to New York. They sail on the 9th
inst for Queenstown.
Charles Quarles has taken himself
to the lakes of Northern Wisconsin for
a weeks sport with the muskallonge.
His adjustable scales accompany him.
There was something of storm
out the Wilmot way Thursday. They
had a heavy rain and the wind blew so
hard that trees were blown down in
some instances.
Health Officer Stemm had one case
Of diphtheria to report for this week
1t was that Of little 3-year-old girl
manned Smith residing on South street,
west of the track.
The Chicago Bedding company
has closed its works pending the settle
ment of the strike. The management
say they will not resume work except
on the old basis.
John Harvey, Of Rock street. has
an alarm at his chicken yard, so that
be may be warned of the approach Of
marauders, One night recently Mr..
Harvey was awakened five times by
the alarm.
The Waukegan Gazette in speaking
of the Admiral Meade incident preiXes
the title Aid. instead of Admiral
Really, this is not right. Admiral
Meade was never a man to seek glory
| beyond his actual station.
Geo. Hale says he believes in ad-
vertising. He has just shipped ten
pounds of pan-fired tea to Jackson,
Miss, which a TELEGRAPH-COURI
subscriber ordered, having seen the ad
vertisement in this paper.
Frank O'Hare has secured posi-
ton with the GAINESVILLE telephone
people. He has been connected with
the local telephones for about three
years. He goes to Milwaukee Monday
and from there to GAINESVILLE.
The dredging for the water works
pipe is about finished. The shore line
was reached this morning about 10
o'clock. Now the dredge is complet-
ing the lake end. The work of laying
the pipe will begin at once. Diver
Frank Ram will do the rest. An eff
fort is being made to get the first
length in this afternoon.
"A meeting of those interested in
forming a tennis club was held Friday
evening at DR.. Toles office. An or
ganization consisting of about twenty
members was effected and christened
q The Lakeside Tennis Club" The
following named officers we're chosen:
Rev. c. FL. Rogers, president; L. M.
Theirs, vice president; DR.. G. W.
Toles, secretary and treasurer. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
suitable grounds for the court, the To-
cation to be somewhere on the lake
shore.
is Kenosha to have the overall
craze for children? A lad who does
not support pair these days is not
considered thoroughly up to the times.
Clothing merchants say that, while
there has been good sale of these
little articles, their introduction has
been a detriment, as it has made a
noticeable falling off in the sale Of knee
trousers. The boy who can become