The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-01

her bed by illness.
Miss Mamie Stanley, of Brighton,
is visiting in Kenosha this week.
The schooner John Bauer came in
with tan bark Monday evening.
H. M. Baldwin is now able to be
at the office a few hours every day.
p. NJ. Rhody, jr, Fl. Drill and G..
J. Myrick were all in Racine Monday
The employees Of the Chicago Brass
company propose to hold picnic next
Sunday.
Mrs F. Treston, of Chicago, is the
guest Of her brothers, Oliver and Mich
ael Hoye.
"A petition is being circulated in
the western part of the city for another
policeman.
Quite number of Racine people
came down here Monday evening to
witness the performance of "The
Wife"
The talk Of a game of ball between
the east side and west side clerks is re-
vived again. They talk of playing
again next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Lamb spent
last week visiting the several resorts to
the west of us, driving from one to
another, returning home Friday
"A Lawn fete at the residence of
Miss Bond, Prairie avenue, next
Thursday evening, August s. Ice
cream and cake. Admission, % cents.
Tableaux. II
After the play was over Monday
evening Prof Schultz and orchestra
adjourned with about dozen couples
to Knights of Pythias hall and social
dance was enjoyed for about an hour.
1t was very pleasant.
&C. P. Rose, secretary Of the Keno
sha branch of the National Association
of Stationary engineers, has been elect
ed delegate to the national conven-
tion of the order to be held in Septem-
Der at St. Paul.
Mrs. W. M. FAIR writes from Ne
braska, where she is visiting, that the
thermometer there registers 100 in the
shade day after day, and that she will
return to the cooling breezes Of Lake
Michigan the first of next week.
The Georgia Minstrels arrived in
the city yesterday. Billy Kersands"
arrived later, bringing his mouth on a
fiat car. The show was good. To use
Billy's" expression, it was " hot stuff. /"
Those deserving special mention were
Jalvan," the Hindoo Juggler;
Gauze, T" in his clever female imper-
sonations, the "Crescent City Quar-
tette," and last but not least, Will
liam of the Open Face"
The above is from the Butte Mon
tana) Daily Miner and speaks worlds
in brief manner. This company will
be at the Rhode opera house, Tuesday,
Aug 9th.
1t will be of interest to our readers
to learn that DR.. Garfield, who has
been coming to Kenosha for the past
year, has arranged to continue visiting
us each month and will be at the Grant
House, Saturday, August 3, one day
only. The doctor is not travelling
physician and would in all probability
never have visited Kenosha, had it not
been for our E. f. Vinegar, who in
vited him to come to this place to treat
some patients that were afflicted with
troubles beyond the reach of an optic
ian. DR.. Camfeld is president of the
Chicago Eye and Ear college and con-
sulting and operating surgeon to the
Chicago Eye and Ear Infrmary. His
long experience enables him to cure
every durable case. He is the only
oculist in the west giving special atten-
ton to the scientific and accurate fit
ting of glasses to defective eyes of
every description by new method
that restores the sight. cures headaches,
dizziness and squint in all cases. If
you have glasses that do not fit, or if
you have any eye trouble, you should
consult DR.. Camfeld when he comes or
write him direct to his office, 1875 State
street, Chicago. d&wa1
The statement our neighbor makes
that it did not break faith in publishing
it's alleged scoop" concerning the
Chicago Bedding company fire and ar
rests looks rather fshy. That state
ment was made by the representatives
of this paper and was made on the au-
thority of no others than Mayor Farr,
Chief Stemm, Detective CoWie and Dis
trict Attorney Buckmaster. Every one
Of them declared in the most positive
terms that it was a breach of faith and
a betrayal of confidence, and in saying
SO they used words more forcible than
polite. The reporter of this paper knew
about the affair almost from the mo-
ment Detective CoWie first came here
and he followed it all the way through.
He knew Saturday morning all about
the arrests and he asked permission to
use the material in the regular days
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