The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-11
This weather is rather. more sug-

gestive Of fall than of summer.
Fred G.. Minderman, Of Chicago, is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Minderman. =
The police force was all lined up
Monday and photographed for the
Headlight. They make good looking
body Of men.
"A divorce proceeding has been
started by, Attorney NJ. A. Baker fer
George D. Clapper against Luella G..
Clapper, his wife,
The Northwestern Loan Il Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
TO act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. wtdw
Mrs. N. c. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voicecul-
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday forenoons. Voices tried free
Of charge.
%. J. Lewis, as president of the
Chicago Bedding company, says that
the recent FIRE experience has decided
the company on moving inside the city
for fire protection.
We have received a communication
from Bristol relative to the old settlers
picnic, but as it is not accompanied by
signature it goes the way of all un-
signed contributions.
Steam whistles bear considerable
resemblance to nuisance when they
blow into ones bedroom window at
$50 a. m, and cause the feathers in the
pillow to rise up on end.
"A reception was given to Miss
Irena Welsh, president of the Young
Peoples society of the Congregational
church, at the church parlors Monday
evening. 1t was very pleasant affair.
The reports from the battlefield
are to the effect that Eddie Forey, the
former Kenosha pugilist, was knocked
out of the ring in nine rounds Sunday
night in Milwaukee by Dempsey, of
Chicago
-Messrs. F. G.. Hannahs and P. 81.
Keevan have been particularly active
in their efforts to secure the Seig,
Walpole Manufacturing Company for
Kenosha and they feel gratified that
their labors, have been crowned with
success.
w. W. Cooper of the Hosiery COM
pany is just issuing another original
advertising circular--this time the
=" Trilby stocking" is the leader talked
about, and the striking manner in
which it's merits are set forth is both
novel and convincing.
"A report gained slight circulation
that one of the small sailing
yachts which stopped over here Sun
day had foundered on her way home
off this port somewhere. Investigation
of the report does not reveal anything.
All the yachts that came in here we're
all gone Sunday.
The jailswill come near being emp
tied this week. James Samuels. the
horsethief, has gone to Waupun; Hans
Sorensen, ,adulterer, will be freed
Thursday; and William Riley, a short
termer, will 60 Friday. This will leave
but one or two in. Under Sheriff Har-
kins says this will be a sort of jail de.
livery.
Residents along the lake shore are
getting quite interested in the move
ments of the steamers Virginia and
Christopher Columbus They pass
port here about noon every day going
north, and if they are not racing their
movements and the volumes of smoke
from their stacks seem to indicate that
each one is straining a little to get
ahead of the other little, anyway.
AN estimate of population based
upon the school census, at the accepted
ratio, does not hold good in Kenosha.
We have here more bachelors who
ought to be ashamed of themselves
than any other city of equal size in the
State. This paper has always suspect
ed and now knows that bachelors are a
business as well as social misfortune.
AS IL IL tU pACoOAV, Jul OCuOOA OOA0uO
gives us barely $500 children.
Think how much more generous the
count might be and how much more
creditable to the city if an ordinance
or some other ingenious device had
been invented to marry off our bach
elors. If the bachelors won't marry
and help out the census-taker and
make an enviable reputation for their
town, they should be made to pay
penalty for their obstinacy. We're
Editor Nieman's proposed bachelor tax
enforced in Kenosha the city would
reap bonanza, and could have paved
streets andssewers galore. @ /
Among other things to be brought
UP at the meeting OF wheelmen Thurs
day night, will be the giving of bicy-
Gle parade, some evening in the near flu
ture. 1t is thought that Saturday
July 20, will be good date, as on that
day the employees of the Sterling Cycle
VT