The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-29

home.
John Isermann spent Sunday in
this city.
John Wirtz, of Racine, visited
friends here on Sunday.
-BIoomers seem to have struck a
Little Rock in Arkansas.
Mrs Joseph Klipfel, of Milwaukee,
is visiting here with relatives.
-Died-Sunday, August 25th, the
infant daughter of John Koehlor.
Geo. Beachel, of Chicago, spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city.
Mrs. N. Bode, of Chicago, is visit
ing with the family of Frank Bode.
Deputy Sheriff Herman Smith, of
Trevor, spent Saturday in the city.
Brown and Browns Bros. will
give social ball in the near future.
VIM. Isermann, Of Milwaukee,
came down Sunday on visit to rela-
tives
There are things at large on the
streets that need bells and lamps more
than bicycles do.
The new woman is determined to
rise. If she can't do it by ballot she
wears the boomers.
Again, who buys the first top bug
gy, road wagon or road cart of F.
Charles Binninger? 10
The case of John Murphy VS.. the
Brassville barber has been settled, the
barber paying the costs.
The steam barge Lloyd S. Porter
came into port Sunday night with a
cargo of coal for O'Donnell.
David Griswold and Miss Cora
Hoyer, of Racine, were in the city Sun
day afternoon and evening.
The Welcomes, of Racine, come
down next Sunday to play the Mud
PIungers game of base ball.
From present indications stand
pipe will be added to the water works
before the snow flies this winter.
in the solutions of the Times Her.
AIDS puzzle last week M. Evans, of
Kenosha was correct but not in on
time.
The census returns of most Of the
towns in the northern part of the state
are being returned to be gone over
again.
George Wade has resigned his
position at the eraser market and
gone to Chicago where he has secured
position.
Reporters from Chicago we're as
thick as flies around a molasses barrel
Sunday. They came to write up the
bank failure.
Rev. Philip Dreis, of Milwaukee,
is the guest of his brothers, the Revs
Fathers Joseph and Henry Dreis, of ST.
Georges parish.
"A crowd of the soldier boys from
Ft. Logan came up Saturday night and
on their return made the night hideous
with their horns and bugles.
The Arctics defeated the Racine
Athletics Sunday in game of base
ball. A return game will be played
here some time during the week.
The members of the Catholic For
esters with their wives, families and
sweethearts, held a social picnic Sum-
day in the woods north of the city.
If there was a headstone at the
grave of every enterprise that has not
located here for lack of encouragement
our city would be nothing but a
cemetery.
Mrs. May Harding, who lives out
in the country had severe operation
performed on her by Drs. Pugh,
Cleary and DR.. Buchan, of Racine,
Friday, is doing as nicely as can be ex-
pected.
The report in one of the papers
that Horace Cole is deputy harbor
master is not true. Mr.. Cole has been
placed at the harbor to tally the scows
of the dredge and has not been ap-
pointed deputy harbor master. Officer
Smith holds the Office.
p. 81. Keevan and family will re.
turn to their former home in Cleveland
Ohio, on Thursday of this week. Mr.
Keevan has disposed of his interests
here and has decided to return. Tn,
best wishes of the entire city will fol
low Mr.. Keevan and family to thei
new home.
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with the additional advantage of being
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phur through the glands, acts directl
upon the blood, purifying it, and re
moving all unhealthy secretions an
odors from the body. Sulphume is tn
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