The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-19

MISS D0lIG AOllI3 VI hOCh1OIO, 1Il'3
is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. Nc
Ribbon.
The whirligig is with us again.
1t is on the Schlitz property on the
north side.
The Franksville nine beat the
Somers team at the Woodman picnic
Wednesday.
Rev. A. j. Mead, Of Appleton,
visited Kenosha friends few hours
Wednesday.
-Vantie Lippert, the liveryman. had
his arm broken this afternoon by a
kicking horse.
E. B. Schoenike will remove to
Milwaukee about Oct. l, where he will
open drug store.
Master Allen Cole leaves today for
Racine, where he will attend school
during the winter.
Miss Catherine Head, Of Chicago,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Perkins, at
the Harvey Durkee house.
-Kencsha will have enough Of tele-
phone construction for a time now,
with two companies at it.
Miss Margaret E. McKibbon has
returned from a six weeks visit in
Rock Island, ILL.,, and Mequoketa, Ia.
The schooner Evaline has been
righted and will be taken to Mani
towoc to put on dry dock for repairs
Geo. 81. Frey, of Springfield, Ohio,
arrived Wednesday for short visit
with his cousin, Mrs. Ezra Simmons.
The reason the atmosphere was so
close Wednesday is that about all the
available air had been pumped into BIZ
cycle tires.
The Rev. Ole Nielsen, the pastor of
the Danish NJ. E. congregation, will
leave for Denmark soon. He breaches
his farewell sermon Sunday.
The Racine Building & Loan as
ISOLATION has gone into loaning money
here. 1t has taken one loan, at least.
Now the question is: Is this legal ?
Stephen Barden, of st. Cloud,
Mimi, and George Barden, of Platt-
vile, Wis, have returned home after a
visit with their brother, Hugh Barden.
The Henry Halberstadt who was
killed by the train at Racine, mention
of which was made in this paper, was
an uncle of Henry Halberstadt of this
city.
Meyers & Frenz have added a
brand new hack to the list of hacks
which run to trains. 1t will call for
people in any part of the town for any
train.
Why, when peaches are SO over
crowding the market, are we compelled
to pay 80 cents for them when they are
retailed at half that in Milwaukee and
Chicago
Why would it not be an excellent
plan for the city to force the Wisconsin
Telephone cumpany to take it's polls
off Main street now during the recon-
structlon?
Mrs Will Hampstead, who is
spending the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Simmons, visited
Madame Hampstead at Evanston Sat-
urday and Sunday.
How does it come that coal can be
sold at retail in Milwaukee at $4.75 per
ton, at Union Grove for So, at Caledo-
MIA Center at $40 and equally low
prices elsewhere, and we must pay
1925.
Gus Neethe is confined at the
county jail again. He will be obliged
to furnish new bondsmen. P. r.
Barnes, of Chicago, his attorney, is an
old Kenosha county lad and is we'll
known here.
Owing to blunder of the last ex-
district attorney, the information filed
against Gus Neethe, and upon which
he was to be tried today, was faulty,
and District Attorney Buckmaster filed
an amended information. This threw
the case over to the next term of court.
Joseph Tack traded off his horse
recently and with his new one took a
drive Wednesday evening. On Grand
avenue the whiffletree broke and struck
the horse causing him to runaway.
The brand new double seated buggy
had its shafts and dash board smashed
up, but no one was hurt.
The Rev. Morrill, Twins have
opened up at Beloit in the Baptist
church of that city. In the report of
their first meeting the Beloit Free Press
says: Mr.. Runyan, pastor of the
church, said in introducing them that
they dropped in on him so suddenly as
to almost take his breath away, and
that it remained with the people to say
whether or not they would remain
awhile in Beloit; he knew that they
had done a good work elsewhere. !"
This dropping in" business seems to
be a part of the Twins program. 1t
will be remembered that they {" dropped
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