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

Miss Lily Keevan is visiting in
Cleveland, 0.
"A brother of Morris Funck visited
him over Sunday.
"A grudging compliance is worse
than plain refusal.
The occasional showers have kept
the pastures looking fairly green.
Those who count the cost first sell
dom build anything worthy of note.
Frank L. Becker, formerly of this
city, is now located at Pasadena, Cal.
The Misses Newell witnessed the
golf tournament in Lake Forest Satur-
day.
We are all too apt to regard pub
lie matters from an individual stand
point.
When it comes to summer resorts
we will take ours right here, where we
are sure of fine weather.
Rev. G. FL. Rogers was bidding
friends goodbye this morning before
starting on his annual vacation.
The Old Settlers will hold their
annual reunion and picnic at Paddock's
lake on the last Thursday of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael White, of
Paris, visited relatives in town Sunday
and attended service at ST. James
church.
Mrs. t. j. Lewis, her daughter
Mabel anG Miss Palmer, of Racine,
visited in the family of r. G.. Lewis
Saturday.
"A good appetite and refreshing
sleep are essential to health of mind
and body, and these are given by
Hoods Sarsaparella.
Harry Robinson, for the Robinson
estate, has just bought the Partridge
property, the double house located at
the foot of Main street.
Mrs. A. E. Buckmaster, who has
been visiting in the interior of the
state for several weeks, is expected to
return home Wednesday.
He who is hunting for wife with
out fault should remember that the
spouse he is seeking may be searching
for a husband of the same sort.
Salem is believed to be the banner
town of the county in the matter of
population outside of Kenosha. Her
census returns in today show that she
has 1887 inhabitants, against 1893 in
1890
--Hamer Reber, who is in business at
Chicago Heights, H., spent Sunday in
Kenosha with his family. Mr.. Reber
has rented his property here and will
move his family to Chicago Heights
next week.
The meadows are cleared of their
crop. There is quite change in the
views of the landscape, The grain
fields are dotted with the shocks. Corn
promises a magnificent crop. 1t was
never so big as now at this time of the
year
Fred Morehouse was up in Racine
Sunday evening and got run over by a
bicycle. They run their bicycles on
the sidewalks there, and when Fred
was run into he was knocked some ten
feet or more. He came home with q
bad cut in the palm of his right hand.
Woman is still clamoring for her
"vested rights in spite of the fact
that she is not only vested, but isneck-
tied, standing -collared, shirt bosomed,
and. since boomers have come in, 9TH
er thinged as well. The rest will come
if she is only patient. 1t is nerve tear
f. ing to be over-hasty.
The condition of Kenosha's streets
is the only hindrance to making this
the prettiest city in Wisconsin. Isn't
the improvement of some Of our best
residence streets matter worth giving
some thoughts Park and Prairie ave-
nues should be paved at once and there
is no reason why they should not be.
The Congregational church and
Sunday school will hold their annua
picnic August Is. This year they vii
charter q special train to run to Twin
Lakes, and will invite everybody t
Join with them in making a pleasan
day Of outing at one of the pretties
spots in Wisconsin. A very low rat
of fare will be made, so that all may g