The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-09-10
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There are only six residents on
Market street now who have not paid
for the paving. Only very few have
paid for the Park avenue job.
Grover Cleveland might write a
very entertaining chapter of remeni-
scence on the subject how it feels to be
Endorsed by national convention.
Charles Simonson, at work for n.
F. Reichert & Co., at Kenosha, was
called home this morning on account OF
the serious illness of his child. Racine
News.
The Windsor Cycle club will hold
a race meet at the Windsor park on
Saturday Sept. y! Good races and
good prizes both amareur and profess
sional.
The fact that he will not bring his
coffin with him would indicate that Ii
Hung Chang has no idea of succumb-
ing to the bicycle craze while in this
country.
1T may or may not interest his
majesty the sultan to learn that the
European powers are going to take
action" on the question of the Armeni-
an atrocities.
Col. w. W. Strong says he feels as
though he was on earth again, now
that he has ticket to vote for. 1t is
safe to predict that he will vote for
Palmer and Buckner.
If it does nothing else, the Indian
apolis convention will furnish many
prominent citizens with the opportunity
to tell posterity that they were men
toned for the presidency"
The prizes for the Windsor races
at Windsor Cycling park Sept. u, are
now on exhibition in the window of
R. O. Gottfredsen. Every one of the
prizes is a beauty and we'll worth con-
testing for
Thursday was children's day at
Wayside club. The young folks were
entertained by Mrs. 0. S. Newell and
daughters. Games were the order of
the day winding up with a marshmal-
low toast and picnic spread.
"A notice is to be served on all the
saloonkeepers in the city to withhold
the sale of all liquors from a man al
legged to be a serious drinker. The
name cannot be given until the COM
plant is signed upon which the action
is to be taken.
The advertising representative of
R. E. Pierce, of Buffalo, New York, is
in town today, and with his seductive
talk attempting to do the unwary pub
Usher by obtaining 800 worth of adj
vertising for $1.9S. He is smooth
talker and is up to his job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shandrew have
moved to Kenosha from Milwaukee
and are taking possession today of
their property on Durkee avenue lately
purchased from James O'Donnell. Mr..
Shandrew is just in time to add one
more to the third ward majority for
Mckinley and Hobart.
The Waukegan brake beam works
has closed down temporarily owing to
the sudden withdrawal of large adj
vance orders which were being filled for
various railroads. The orders were
cancelled by telegraph, and on inquiry
being made as to the cause the answer
came, " free silver and hard times"
Miss Annie Stofel, of Paris, and
L. j Brehm, of Burlington, were mar
red at $50 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing al the home of the brides parents
by Rev. Father Friesman. Only rela-
tives ana intimate friends of the con-
tracing parties were present. The
bride has many friends in this city.
The groom is brother of Henry and
George Brehm, the cigar manufacturers
of Racine. After the. ceremony re-
ception was held. The young couple
will make Burlington their future
home.
-Marinette'S new iron bridge hall
way across the Menominee has been
completed and is now ready for use.
The Menominee end is the old wooden
highway. The Menominee street COM
missioner erected an eight-foot board
fence across the Michigan end, and the
bridge is now blocked. Last spring
Marinette's mayor tore down similar
fence, and the right to do SO was ques-
toned. Whether Menominee intends
rebuilding or is blocking the bridge for
spite work is not known. The action
is very apt to calse the bridge strife to
once more assu. a warlike aspect. 1t
virtually destroys the utility of Mari
nette's new iron bridge unless Menom-
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