The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-08
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Paul Blauert is building a house
on Washington Island
Miss Clara Messier, Of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. Frank Wells.
Mrs. John Robinson, of Green Bay,
is visiting Mrs. F. Robinson.
Miss Maggie Burg has returned
from her visit in Milwaukee.
Mrs. Simpson, of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss King, on Prairie avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs: owen Mccarthy, of
Chicago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Soens and daugh-
ter Julia and Miss Anna Zens, of Ra-
cine, are visiting in the family of Aid.
Zens.
Misses Alice and Daisy Beasley, Of
Chicago, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j.
z. Balloon. They will be here about a
week.
Miss Mary Keul has returned from
Milwaukee where she has been en-
pIoyed for some time. She is in poor
health.
"A. A. Worsley, who was the pOpu-
list candidate for the state senate last
fall in this district, was caller at this
office this morning.
Joe Tacki is the possessor of new
bike and can be seen juggling with it
between the hours of 3 and 4 a. m. and
9 and II p. N. Nextg
The smokestack at the new bicy
Gle factory is very nearly complete.
The engine is being put together and
the floor of the main building is all in.
Peter Keul, who has been conduct
ing a barber shop in the WeiskOpf
block On the North side, left yesterday
for Racine, where he will resume bust
ness in that city.
If Deep Channels Commissioner
Deane wishes to earn the undying
gratitude of Kenosha, he may do SO by
figuring out some plan for the deepen
ing of the Pike river channel.
Nicholas Shackmuth, Joseph Meyer
and Casper Hahn have decided to take
in the excursion to Germany, starting
August IL from New York. They have
applied through Albert Zens for a pass
port to Germany.
The Danish Brotherhood has in
vited the Uniform rank of the Knights
of Pythias to participate in street pa
rade on labor day, Sept. 2. The
Knights meet this evening to take
action on the matter.
Christ Mattson and Nels Nelson
will get the reward offered for the re-
covery of the body of Capt. 81. j.
Hatch, of the schooner Kate Kelly.
The remains which were brought in
here Wednesday were identified by
son of the late captain. He returned
again to Chicago to consult with his
mother concerning where the remains.
shall be buried, and this morning
telegram was received by Thomas
Hansen to enclose the remains in a
metallic casket and ship them at once
to Chicago. This was done and the
body sent to Chicago on the noon
train.
Since the police have seen fit to
make an example Of we'll known
young lady, by arresting her
fol riding her wheel a short distance on
the side walk, perhaps it would be we'll
to continue the work and look after
other young ladies as we'll as grown
boys who make a practice of riding on
the Deming street sidewalks. Not
only do they ride on the walks, but
call out to pedestrians to get out of
the way" to avoid being run into by
the wheels. Play fair, Mr.. Policeman,
and if you are to fine one, fine them all,
some of whom are perhaps better able
to pay than the one of whom you have
chosen to make an example.
"A days experience at Paddock's
lake has demonstrated to the complete
satisfaction of the writer that this
pretty little lake is unsurpassed as a
fishing resort. Not that the catch is
so numerous or the fish so large, but
one may fish with so little trouble there.
Go out in the morning, bait your hook
with a nice fat live minnow and cast it
into the water. 1t will not be molested
all day long. Now at some lakes we
have visited one would be constantly
pestered putting on bait every few min
utes, but at Paddock's lake how differ
ent-one is free from that annoyance
the bait put on in the morning is still
on the hook in the evening. In the
meantime old Sol has gotten in his
work and the days fishing (?) is over
one minnow day will answer and any
one worthy the name Of fisherman
ought to be willing to put on fresh bait
once day.
This paper is always ready to as
sist in any movement or reform looking
to the betterment of humanity or the
advancement of church or school inter-
ests in our community, so we shall not