The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-28

Billy Dickhaut spent Monday in
Racine
Chester Farr, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday here.
Henry Kotz and family spent
Monday in Racine.
Miss Kate Williams visited friends
in Racine Monday.
Charles Dubratz, of Waukegan,
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Wirth, of Milwaukee, was at
the May party Monday evening.
Miss Louise Hackney, of Trevor,
is visiting with Miss Lizzie Hegeman.
George McKenna and James
Livingston were up from Chicago Sun
day.
The masonry contract on ii. c.
Schulz new house has been awarded to
Nels Bush.
There is to be party from Wau-
kegan and another from Racine at the
Charity ball.
Charles Payne and Frank Herman
were among the Waukegan visitors in
town Sunday.
The public library will be closed
Saturday, Memorial day. Borrowers
will please note.
Every time man runs across a
real pretty girl he wishes he hadn't
married so soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Bailey and fam
lily, of Hinsdale, H., are visiting rela-
tives in this city.
Fifteen young people from Racine
were at Prof Wirth's dancing school
Monday evening.
-" Stop-over" tickets for Canton,
O., will soon be in general demand at
the railway Offices
Miss Anna VAIL was up from
Waukegan Monday and attended Prof.
Wirth's May party.
Some people give so much good
| advice to others that they have none
left for themselves.
The time is at hand when Buz-
Yards Bay and the price of bait begin
to loom up again as campaign issues.
The Pole, who created such a dis
turbance Sunday afternoon was fined
$1.OO and costs by Justice Penne-
feather.
Many favorable comments are ex-
pressed concerning the appearance and
playing of the Windsor band in Racine
Monday.
&C. T. Higgins, of Pleasant Prairie,
purchased Pacha-Dick, the noted
percheron stallion recently owned by
E. W. Kirk, Monday.
1t is estimated that sixty-seven
persons die every minute in the world,
but the great trouble is that the right
persons are not always selected.
The regular annual serenade took
place at Kemper hall Monday evening
about 1870. 1t was all quiet, with no
boys in it this year as there was last.
-" Spot" Cantweu was the victor in
the Burlington road race Tuesday,
making the course of eleven and one
half miles from Burlington to Lyons
and return in 36:12. Henry Zerbel, of
Milwaukee, secured the time prize in
1906. DeDiemar and Gruis occupied
good places at the finish. Geo. Yeoman
rode in hard luck falling during the
race, damaging his front tire and rid
ing the last three miles on a disabled
wheel. A high west wind prevailed
during the race and kept the time from
being fast.
Heroic exertions are being made
to make the Memorial day entertain
ment at the Rhode opera house huge
and dazzling success. 1t is expected
that the opera house will be filled from
stem to stern. Miss Lily Runals will
sing /" America, Thou Cherished Land"
as she and she only can sing it. Pleas
ant anticipations are also INDUCED in
concerning the duet, "Oh, yah, amt
dot fine, +" which is to be sung by G. F.
Stemm and John Schulien. Announce
ments have been sent to members of
the post throughout the county and
they will be at hand in full force.
Tickets of general admission, which
have been already purchased, may be
exchanged for reserved or coupon
tickets at Woodward & Conley's any
time between the 9th and 30th of May