The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-07-18
More delightfnl weather.


week with relatives here.
Miss McGinnis. of Baraboo, is Wis
iting Miss Rosalie Lyman.
The water works will be ready for
the big test very soon now.
Hubert Schwan spent Sunday in
Paris, the guest of Michael Hensgen.
Miss Benson and brother, of Chi
cago, are visiting Miss Della Hansen.
Charles CRUDE is fitting up barber
shop in Congress hall on the North
side.
1t looks now as though next Satur-
day will be day long to he remem-
bered.
Miss Catherine Manly, Of Oshkosh,
was the guest of Miss Lois Northway
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Omaha,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
English.
e. S. futile, of the National Surety
company, of Chicago, called on friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Sparks, nee wager, of
Alton, ILL.,, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Morrison Garst.
Miss Annie Horning, of Paris, is
spending her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. G. W. Zweenic.
Mr.. Nichols expects to publish the
Kenosha edition of Headlight about the
first week in August.
New hay is selling on the street at
$12 a ton. The price is high for this
time Of the year but the quality is ex-
cellent.
The City Sports and the Somers
team played ball near petrifying springs
Sunday resulting Is to 10, in favor of
he Sports.
The Northwestern Loan & Trust
Company is authorized and prepared
to act as Trustee, Executor, Admins
traitor, Guardian or Receiver. wtdw
The clerks of the east side of Main
street were defeated II to u by the
clerks of the west side of the street in
the game of ball Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Brick, who was so Sc
riously i'll during the spring has entire
ly recovered her health and is now
with her sister, Mrs. John Murphy.
The steamer L. S. Porter is in port
with 700 tons of coal for George Bald
win. The Atwater is expected to ar
rive daily with about the same cargo.
Senator Timme says that rain did
not fall Sunday west of the c., M. &St
P. tracks in this county. He was out
in the county to see a very sick rela-
tive.
j. E. Grant, who lost his foot in an
accident at South Bend, Neb., recently
has settled the matter with the railroad
for $3.50 His condition is improving
nicely.
Senator E. G.. Timme and family
contemplate going out to Powers lake
next Saturday for three our four
weeks visit to Mr.. Timme's aged
mother.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
held a meeting at the Baptist church
Sunday afternoon. The members ex-
tended thanks to Mrs. Holt for dona-
ton of $40.
The beautiful steam yacht Sentinel
of Chicago, was in port Sunday. She
is without doubt one of the finest steam
yachts on the lakes. She was very
beautiful boat.
Willie Yule, whose eyes were
burned on the Fourth of July by big
cannon cracker, was taken to DR.. shy.
der, of Milwaukee, the latter part q
last week for treatment.
Philip Windish, of Paris, little
daughter Verna, three years old, il
quite sick and not expected to recove
from blood poisoning supposed to b.
caused from swallowing penny.
The St. George Maennorchor CAV,
Rev. Father Henry Dreis a surpris
Sunday night in honor of his saints
day. Thev adjourned to the schoo
hall and presented musical program
Three young men started out o
this harbor Sunday in yawl boat
They were struck by a sQuall ant
turned oyer, but they managed to &c
back into the boat all right and go
ashore.
The meat market of Beyerdorfer I
King was entered Sunday night an
about 70 cents taken from the till
This job was evidently the work c
boys again. They cut screen to ge
in. No clue.
Robert Moth returned last Satur
day from California where he has bee
spending the winter. His mother an
sister are still in the west. Mr.. Mot
says that California is beautiful coun
try to live in, but that all kinds OF bus
mess is exceedingly dull.