The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-20

Harbor, Mich, is visiting at William
Smiths.
Mrs, E. Hanson and daughter,
Miss Della, returned from Evanston
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Robinson, of
Denver, were here Sunday calling on
his mother and family.
Oscar Hanson, Of Milwaukee, came
down Sunday on his wheel to spend
the day with his mother.
The Chicago Monarchs failed to
come up Sunday and there was no
game with the Park Citys.
Charles and Robert English, OF
Chicago, came up Sunday on visit to
their mother, Mrs. P. English.
Judge Moran and family, OF Chi
|cago, were around renewing old &C
quaintances Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schlax were
in town Sunday to visit Mrs. Schlax'
mother, Mrs. Jacobs, who is quite i'll.
Paul Lehman, formerly pattern
maker Of the Lane works, now of Chi;
cago, was here Sunday calling spn3old
friends.
The opening picnic at Park. City
garden Saturday evening was asstfc-.
cess. The National band was in at
tendance.
Peter Funk, for long time con-
nected with the Brassvllle market, has
gone to Ottawa, ILL.,, and viii open a
market there.
Mrs. A. E. Pollock and children, of
Bloomington, ILL.,, is here to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Dickhaut.
William Metten got on drunk
Saturday night and was taken care of
by Officer Joseph NewhOuse. 1t cost
him the usual ST. and costs.
The Northwestern Loan Il Trust
Company 10 authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. wtdw
-Myron Hinsdale, who has been
clerking at Hurd's north side drug
store, has resigned his position and re-
turned to his home at Lockport, Ill.
Several young men went out to
Camp Easy at Hooker's lake Saturday
and picniced there Sunday. Several
others went out on wheels Sunday
morning.
Mr.. Youngerman is in the city rep
iresenting the Natural Premium Mutual
Life Insurance company of Wisconsin.
He will remain here several weeks
working in the interests of his COM
pany.
The children of the Baptist Sun
day school celebrated Children's day
Sunday evening. Thechurch was well
filed and well arranged program was
nicely given and greatly enjoyed by all.
These Children's day exercises of our
churches are among the most pleasing
anniversaries of the year.
This paper wishes to cali the at
tention Of several bicyclists in this city,
who make practice of riding their
wheels on the sidewalks, instead of
using the streets. This is a direct
violation of the city ordinance, relative
to the rights of wheelmen, and should
be stopped at once.
Officer Mat Moder found Christ.
Nelson drunk and around on the north
side trying to get into several houses
and he took care Of him Sunday night.
1t cost Mr.. Moder considerable of a
tussle to get him to jail, and in doing
so he got some of his clothing torn. He
was fined the usual ST. and costs today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Newell, their
daughter, Miss Moyca, and son Edward
and maid leave next Saturday for New
York and will sail from that port the
following Tuesday for Southampton.
They will spend about three months
visiting the points of interest in Europe,
returning home the latter part of Sep
TENDER.
-Children's day was appropriately
celebrated Sunday morning at the
Park avenue M. E. church. The exer-
cises were very pretty special feature
being the bringing of different tributes
to the Golden Gate" the parts being
taken by the young people. A large
congregation was present and the de-
lightful occasion was thoroughly en-
Dyed by all.
Time is winging along at a rapid
rate and soon the greatest national
holiday in the history of my country
will be upon us. Kenosha from the,
present outlook will not be " in it," It
takes an effort for some to get up de-
cent celebration. People can stay at
home, eat strawberries and cake, 60
picnicing, go to Chicago to see the
ball game or join the old settlers at
Paddock's lake.
Saturday afternoon, ayoung couple
from the rural districts, INDUCED in
frio-111v cot fO on tho cfroot nnrnor