The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-02
DIR. Ripley is riding his wheel

Who plays for more than he can
lose with pleasure stakes his heart.
1t IS thought that the bolt at Chi
cago will at least be fearless affair.
Marietta N. Bones, Of Webster, S.
D., is a guest of Mrs. Ezra Simmons.
Mrs. John Barth has sold her
green house to Mr.. Meyers, of the north
side.
Tits unfortunatey that knowledge
doesn't show up in a countenance just
like dimples.
Everything is now almost as COM
plete as it can be for the big Fourth of
July celebration.
They seem to be getting just
little bit tired of titles over in the Do
minion of Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson, of
Chicago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Reynolds.
A man fell off a schooner in the.
harbor Friday evening. He is said to
have had an over dose Of booze.
The residence being built by E. W.
Blinn is about completed and will be
ready for occupancy in few days.
The chief injury which MIR. Shark
ey inflicted seems so have been the
damage to Mr.. Corbett's reputation.
Those who make us happy are al
ways thankful to us for being. so; their
gratitude is the reward of their -bene
fits.
"A number of the local lodge of,O.
q. A. NJ. want to know why they were
not invited to enter the Fourth of July
parade.
The spirit of a persons life is ever
shedding some power, just as flower
is steadily bestowing fragrance upon
the air.
Some who affect to dislike flattery
may vet be fattered indirectly by a
we'll seasoned abuse and ridicule of
their rivals.
-Ofswhat use is genius, if the organ
is too convex or concave, and can not
find focal distance within the actual
horizon of human life?
Times gradual touch has mOlder-
ed into beauty many tower, which,
when it frowned with all its battle
ments, was only terrible.
The angels may have wider spheres
of action, may have nobler forms of
duty, but right with them and with us
is one and the same thing.
"A large addition is being built to
the Sterling Cycle Co.'S plant and
preparations for larger business than
ever are being made for next season.
Lester Holderness graduated from
the school OF pharmacy and passed the
state boards examination and has ac-
cepted a position with Woodward K
Conley.
The Sterling employees are getting
out handsome program for their
road race, and riders should not forget
that their entries must be in the hands
Iof.the racing board by the Both inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Laughlin, Of
Truesdell, gave a dancing party at
their home Friday evening. Quite a
number from this city and Racine were
in attendance. Schultz furnished the
music.
With Ambassador Bayard wearing
crimson and purple robes and Minister
Breckenridge frisking about in silken
knee panties, the American diplomatic
corps is beginning to be decidedly
picturesque.
"A west end resident wonders why
Prairie avenue was omitted from the
route of the Fourth Of July parade. AS
one of the finest residence streets in the
city it would seem that it should be in
cluded in the line of march.
Charles Hanish and Willie Conid
two boys, we're arrested Thursday on
the complaint of Jacob Broesch on a
charge of malicious mischief. 1t is
charged that these boys entered
Broeschs house and turned everything
upside down and played general mis-
chief with everything about the house.
and so the warrant was sworn out for
these boys. Since this first charge was
launched Broesch claims he has lost
Sl4 IN money from some of the clothing
hung in the house at the tine. The
boys deny ali knowledge of the money,
There has been change made in
the program for the Illuminated bicycle
parade for the evening Of July 3. The
parade will form on Market street near
the track aud will run east to Main
street, south to Central park, on Park
place to Prairie avenue, to West Main
street and back to place of beginning;
then on to Main, south to the park,
around the park, north on Main and
disband on Market street. The off
GERS of the parade will be James
lShanks, marshall; Paul Hecker, Ed
ward Johnson, G.. G. Reimann, Richard
Welles and Charles Russ, aids, and
Mics ilIin hermann Iadioci aid