The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-11

The y. v..Jones cleared port to-
day.
Mrs. Mr.. Allen has just laid cut
a new lawn tennis coart on ner spacious
lawn. ~
Mrs. Ted. Hartman continues very
i'll, and her recovery is thought to be
doubtful.
Carl Miller, of Chicago, is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Minderman. ~
Have your eyes tested free by
the only graduate optician in town, A.
r. Chamberiin. Oval
-Messrs. Seig and Walpole and
their wives were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. Hannahs over Sunday.
Ward and Burr Beachel went to
Michigan on the schooner Alice to be
gone month or so on visit.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company loan money on real estate
security at lowest current rates. wtdw
James Hannahs, of Chicago, uncle
Of Fred Hannahs, of the Crib company,
| is here on a visit to the latter and his
family.
Mrs. Fred Lyman come down from
Racine on visit to Mrs. H. 81. Marcus
son, who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
j. B. Starkweather.
An friends Of temperance are re-
quested to meet at the Baptist church
with the Loyal Temperance legion next
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Mabel Windsor entertained a
party of young friends Tuesday after
noon, in honor of Master Walter Per-
kins, of Chicago, who is her guest.
"A party consisting Of Geo. Melville
and wife, Sheriff Cropley, Tom Holder
ness, JAS. Wallis and a mascot, will go
to Twin Lakes Saturday for few days
outing.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give an ice cream social in the
parlors of the church Thursday even
ing. Everybody invited. Admission
Is cents.
-Bailey's customers may always
rest assured of getting just what they
want. If it isn't in stock it will be
ordered. In short, Bailey aims to
please. DIV
Those splendid pictures on exhi-
bition in Woodward & Conley's show
window are to be used in illustrating
the Headlight now being prepared by
G. S. Nichols. The prospects are for a
very interesting and useful publication.
Manager Joseph Rhode, of the
opera house, says that as far as he has
gone with the project of securing
Frohman companies for summer en-
tertainments, he has met with very fair
success. All he asks for is to be guar
anteed about $l25 for each performance.
There is just one more section of
intake pipe to be laid and then the
Grip can be put on. After that the
scene of activity will be transferred to
the power house. There the boilers are
in place, most of the floor of the engine
room is laid, the foundations for
the pumps are in, but the pumps have
not yet arrived. The work can easily
be completed this month.
The committee consisting of E. G..
Timme, c. Fl. Gonnermann and P. III.
Keevan went out TO Pleasant Prairie
today, to get the board of that town to
drop the annexation suit The board
came in town this afternoon and met
at about 2:3O at the First National
bank with the committee. At the time
of going to press the meeting was still
in session behind closed doors.
-Supt. Mcdowell and other mem
bers of the school board are at a loss
to know what is meant by the territory
described as the Union school dist
riot" of Kenosha. 1t is known that be-
sides the city of Kenosha there is GER
tain territory situated in Somers and
Pleasant Prairie which belong in this
sO-called Union district, but just how
that territory is described or bounded
no one seems to know. Are there any
of Kenosha's old residents who can
give the information? The city ordi-
nances and records back to 1857 fail to
give the desired knowledge.
"A Mr. Stebbins, of Chicago, repre-
senting one of the largest lock manu-
featuring establishments in the country,
now located in the east, was in Keno
sha last evening, q guest of E. D. Tut
tie with a view to locating his COM
pany's manufacturing plant in Keno
sha. We are informed that the COM
pany wants ten acres Of ground and if
they can obtain that Kenosha stands a
very good show of getting another fac
tory employing at least 400 hands.
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