The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-12

"A. S. Barber is visiting friends al
Manila, Iowa.
The steam barge Ida E. left for
another load of lumber Sunday.
Miss Bertha Logan, of Chicago, is
visiting old friends in Kenosha this
week.
Mrs. G.. P. Rose and son havere.
turned from a three weeks visit at Mus
kegon, Mich.
Mrs. G. Y. Redeker, who spent the
last week in Fond du Lac, returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Hall has returned from
q two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Gaines, of Bristol.
Patrick Shields, who was tried
Friday afternoon on charge of dog
fighting, was discharged.
Love that has nothing but beauty
to keep it in good health is short lived
and apt to have ague fits.
Miss Addie Baker left Friday for
Madison where she will attend the
state University the coming winter.
The crew of the wrecked Evaline
are in town. Their story of the disas-
ter corresponds with the telegraphic
reports.
Willie Eaton, graduate of the
College of Commerce, has secured a
position in the Office of the Sterling BIZ
cycle works.
The Kenosha College of Commerce
has just issued a handsome catalogue
which sets forth the advantages OF this
model institution.
When woman announces that she
will entertain informally, it means that
she will not 60 to the trouble Of bor-
rowing anything.
1t is most pleasing to see Joe
Rhode back and in charge of the opera
house again. Joe is a very gentleman
~ lad and We wish him all success.
Friday night Patrick Tobin COM
pleted the threshing at the Uihlein
stock farm. The yield in oats was
1O,6O0 bushels from 485 bushels of seed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus McHugh, Mrs.
Walter Berke and son, aud Miss Lizzie
O'Donnell spent Sunday in Waukegan,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Jack
son.
Mrs. Harry Thompson received
word Sunday notifying her of the
death of her sister at Davenport, Iowa
Mrs. Thompson left at once for Daven.
port.
The busiest man in Kenosha JUS
now is District Attorney Buckmaster
He is preparing for the big arson case
and has to work night and day JUS
now.
This last court calendar show!
quite new list of attorneys practicin9
at this bar. The list now contains tht
names of Norman Baker, John G. Sla
ter and Henry J. Toner.
There is only one stimulant tina
never fails and yet never intoxicates-
duty Duty puts blue sky over ever.
man-up in his heart, maybe-intC
which the skylark, happiness, always
goes singing.
John Lucas has sold his siXty-fOul
acre farm in Pleasant Prairie TO DAME
L. Rogers, of Milwaukee. for Sc, 400
Mr.. Lucas will remain on the place un
til next year. He has not decided wha
he will do after that.
Mrs. Y. Davy, Of Prairie avenue
left Friday morning to spend fey
weeks with her sons at Danville, I'll
accompanied by Mrs. III. c. Butler AM
son, of Danville, who have been visit
ing here the past week.
Miss Weeks will open her privat
school Monday, September 16. Fo
thorough instruction of children in til
primary branches, surrounded by in
Huences of the best, this school has Il
superior For particulars address Mis-
Weeks, Deming street. dwsl
John G. Meachen, il, n. D "A
College Ave, Racine, Wis Consults
tion visits made, is doing a gener;
Office practice, treating chronic diseas
es of al kinds. Special time and al
tenton given to diseases peculiar
women. Office hours s to 70 q M.
to ard s TOP pm
The twenty eighth anniversary
tn olsh OF Col. g. ~ Engel wl
dug celebrated last saturday av4lru
at home 81 Mr. and Mrs. 3.
NmdsGr Everything went OY tW64t7