The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-20
Peter Schlader is onite i'll.


Miss banks is confined to the house
by illness.
&c. N. Frost, of Brassville, is away
on his vacation.
William Yule has gone to Michigan
on a short trip.
Mrs. Thos. Hansen is visiting
friends at Wilmot.
james Stahl has taken position
at Kupfer's bakery.
John McKune transacted business
in Chicago Monday.
Prof. Minor Baldwin is guest in
the family Of c. w. Allen.
Mrs. Matthew Werve spent Sunday
and Monday in Chicago.
This gentle rain falling today is
doing a vast amount Of good.
w. W. Cooper has returned from
weeks business trip to the east. 9f
The Park Street nine contemplates
giving ball in the near future.
r William Fink, of Burlington, is
transactiHg business here this week.
Lester Holderness is home from
the school OF pharmacy in Madison
spending his vacation.
There is an extraordinary lot Of
building going on in the west and north
ends Of the city just now.
Mrs. Peter Kline and baby, of Chi
cago, have returned home alter a visit
to John Harrington's family.
The Park Street nine have chal-
lenged the Regulars to a game of ball,
but the latter have not accepted.
"A number of North side people
went out to Paris this morning to at
tend the Kohlmann-Schlitz wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Godert and
children, who have been visiting at
John Harrington's, have returned to
their home in Elgin, III. ~ 2
Sterling wheels will soon be be-
yond computation in Kenosha. They
are coming in almost every day and
being sold. George A. Yule is getting
them.
Mrs. N. c. Stafford will be at Miss
Fisk's on South street to give voice Gull
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday foreno0ns. Voices tried free
Of charge.
We want to say this for the mana
ger of the Ford company, playing here
this week. He is an up and up square
dealing business man, and for that rea-
son if no other, he deserves success.
Miss Belle Mitchell has been ex-
amined by Drs. Pugh and Saunders
and report on her condition has been
made to the county court. She will be
sent to the northern hospital for the
insane.
| All obligations of the Northwestern
,oan & Trust Company are secured by
a deposit with the State Treasurer OF
the State of Wisconsin, as provided
in the law under which the company
is organized. wtdW
However excellent the form of the
advertisement may be and however
persistently pushed, it must be placed
in medium which reaches the people,
and the greater the number of readers
the greater the value of the medium.
The Chicago Rockford Hosiery
company began Monday night running
their plant with two shifts of hands,
day and night force, turning out from
eight hundred to one thousand dozen
pairs of hosiery day. Now this looks
| like business. ~ .'"} ? LII
Some farmers up hear the county
line thought they had discovered the
CHASTITY sequel to some awful crime
Monday when large box floated
ashore, tightly nailed up. The farmers
went at the job of opening the box
cautiously and when opened was found
to contain a pile of filth.
Some of our readers seemed to in
fer from an item in Monday evening
paper that it is Uncle Dan Head who
goes to Missouri to work for the Davy
Clay Ballast people. 1t is young Dan
Head, son of George Head, who goes
to Missouri, and Uncle Dan will remain
in Kenosha and may always be found at
the old stand with the Farmers State
Bank.
DR.. Ripley, who with his wife, lis on
a fishing trip to Fox Lake, must be
meeting with success, for on Monday
evening box of fine fish was received
here by express and the contents dis
tributed about among friends. We
hereby acknowledge the receipt Of a
pair of fine pickerel of the Fox Lake
variety and the doctor will please ac-
cept thanks therefor.
"A certain business man of this city
with party of friends went fishing
last Saturday evening. How the party
arrived at their destination and found
not enough water to make coffee, to say
nothing of fishing, is best told by them