The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-15

stand on Wisconsin street dwtf
George Francis returned to his
home in Chicago Tuesday from a
weeks visit at the home of R. B. ToWs-
lee.
Miss Maggie Miller, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, has been
taken to a Chicago hospital for treat
ment
There is talk Of anne1ing more of
the town of Pleasant Prairie. That is
it is being talked up to some of the
residents of the town.
Attorney Cavanagh is spending a
great deal Of his time in Chicago work
ing up the defense in the Chicago Bed
ding company fire case.
New corners to Kenosha-and
there are many of them-will begin
life in their new home right by pur-
chasing their groceries from Bailey, the
peoples square grocer. d6Cw
Big prices are certainly barriers to
large sales. Low prices, such as you
meet at Bailey's, make business That
is the reason the people delight to deal
with Bailey, the square grocer. d&w
The smoke stack at the G. & R.
Hosiery plant is being extended
twenty-five feet. The work will be
completed Thursday night, when
work will be resumed at the works.
-Thos. Burbank, of Rockford, is
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Skiller. Mr.. Burbank is one of the
officials of the Rockford fire depart
ment and took great interest in the
test of the water works today.
Manager Rhode is doing little
preliminary hustling for his next at
traction "Sowing the Wind" which
the Frohman company will give us,
August 81. Joe says everybody is
going, which goes to show that good
show by good company is appre-
ciated.
A new tramp came to town Tues
day and 800 people went to see him in
=" Sidetracked The play is con-
structed for laughing purposes only and
fulflls its object. There were some
good specialties in song and dance and
the railroad train scene was unique.
The next attraction is Sowing the
Wind" by Frohmans company.
"A drive through the county reveals
the fact that many trees in the woods
are dying, and closer investigation
shows that they are mostly red oaks,
the roots of which do not strike very
deep into the earth The drouths of
the last four seasons have been too
much for these trees, as we'll as the
hailstorms at the beginning of the
season.
"A vocal and instrumental concert
was given by the male choir Elm
tracht," of the German Lutheran
church Tuesday evening. Parts were
taken by the choir, Miss Wallace, c.
Ungemaeh, G.. Villnow, Fl. Piske, E..
Michel, A. Krakow, Fred Stemm, Miss
A. Halves, the Germania club, c. Erie
deck, Miss NJ. Binniger, C. Binninger,
Fl. Schneider, W. Seitz and the Ladies
Athletic club
-SuIphume baths are uneXcelled by
the most celebrated sulphur springs
with the additional advantage of being
taken at home. The medicinal effect
of sulphur baths, by absorption of sui
phur through the glands, acts directly
upon the blood, purifying it, and re-
moving all unhealthy secretions and
odors from the body. Sulphume is the
greatest blood purifier known. Try it.
For sale by Woodward & Conley. dwtf
The remarks made by the insur-
ance adjusters connected with the big
Chicago Bedding company fire are very
interesting. One of them, L. S. Nc
Millen, stated the other day that he
had seen men buried twenty feet deep
er than the defendants in this case are
and then had seen W. G.. Forrest pull
them out all right. Another remarked
that the only difficulty he could find in
the case was that the evidence against
the defendants appeared altogether too
strong. He said it was his experience
that when a case was made so very
strong conviction seldom followed
"A girl in neighboring town had
proposal of marriage Sunday night and
asked week to think it over. She
went to visit several married ladies in
town. One who used to be belle had
three children, did all her own work,
and hadn't been out riding or to the
atre since she was married. Another
whose husband was promising young
man at the time she was married sup
ported him. A third didn't dare say
that her dear life was her own when
her lordly husband was around, and
the fourth was divorced. After visit
ing and hearing their woes, the heroine
of this little tale went home, got a pen,
ink and paper and wrote an answer to
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