The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-06


Bailey this very day. DIV
A new sidewalk along West Pearl
street is being put down.
You will be gratifed at what a
dollar will buy at Bailey's.
William Stanley, of Pleasant Prai-
RE, is reported to be very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ryan have a
little son, born to them June /.
The wedding of Miss Anna Then
and William j. Boyle occurs June II.
Willie, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mat Greenwalc, is reported quite sick.
Fresh fruits, fresh berries, fresh
vegetables every morning at Bal
ley's. DIV
F. W. Lyman is about the city to-
day, having returned from his southern
sojourn.
Mrs. Dora Gere and Fred Fisher,
both of Racine, were married here Sat-
urday.
p. L. Y. Frost, the barber, visited
Chicago Tuesday and brought back an
assistant.
Mrs. William Holmes has gone to
Madison to attend the grand lodge Of
the Rebeccas.
-Adolph Paessler, publisher of Der
Beo6dchter, of Chicago, was here Tues
day on visit
You can get more and better goods
for dollar at Bailey's than any other
store in Kenosha. DIV
Charles Leonard is putting up a
new store building on the corner of
Garden and West streets.
Miss May Dwyer and Patrick Nc
Kay, of Niagara Falls, are to be mar
ried in about two weeks.
The wardens and vestrymen of st.
Matthew's church held meeting in the
chapel Monday evening.
Pat Dryer and Michael Lorigan
went to Milwaukee to meet niece Of
the former who arrives today from Ire
land.
The gypsy camp which was here a
couple of days last week is here again
today. The men are trading horses, as |
usual.
The dredge having finished work |
on the intake channel, is now at work |
in the river near the Main street |
bridge.
Charles Holderness went fishing |
Tuesday and caught forty seven her |
ring, two Of which weighed pound |
and a half each.
We are indebted to DR.. q. O. B. |
Wingate, secretary of the state board |
of health, for copy of the fifteenth re-
port of that board.
Thomas Douglas was fined $50 and |
costs or sentenced to 60 days in the
county jail by Justice Mathews for tap
ping the Goergen saloon till Monday |
night.
Mrs. j. FL. Kimball left today for |
New York to be present at the gradu-
ating exercises of Columbia college. |
Her son Maulsby graduates this year
with honors.
-Fraulein Schwartz, one of the
teachers at Kemper hall, left Monday |
for her home in Germany. She ex-
poets to spend the summer at home |
with her parents.
The Congregational society of |
Bristol and Paris will give social at |
theresidence of r. F. Roberts at Wood |
worth on Thursday evening, June 9th. |
All cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.. Simmons, Jr.,
left for Elmira, N. Y, Tuesday to at
tend the wedding of one of Mr.. Sim
mons former school mates. The
couple will probably remain east about
a week.
The Lakeside Tennis club is look |
ing around for suitable grounds. The |
action Of the council in regard to the |
lake front was not satisfactory, since |
the grounds could not be guaranteed to |
the club exclusively.
The following are the officers of
the Park Cirys for this season: Frank |
Holderness, manager; Robert M. Hol-
derness. captain; Mat Niesen, treasur-
er; George Harkins, secretary; and P.
Kluender, assistant manager.
The general news and comment
and all the other machinery of COM
municating information to the public,
really are not of more Importance to
the community at large than the power
of communication by advertisement.
The sewing school under the aus
pices of the Ladies Auxiliary, which
has been holding its meetings tempo
rarily in the parlors of the Y. M. c. A,
will meet this week Friday, at 7:30 D.
H., in he rooms so kindly offered it by
Mrs. Morrison Garst, two doors south
of the M. E. church. Remember that
the teaching is free, and any one is
free to bring any work she may choose