The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27
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Waukegan
People who can't make coffee,
never stop trying.
Albert Zens spent Friday in Union
Grove on business.
The schooner Grace NJ. Filler is II
with a load of bark.
Fred Dickhaut has gone to Bloom
ington, H., on visit
Mrs. P. Carney is visiting her son,
Thomas Carney, in Waukegan.
Fred Schultz, of the fishing tug
Fred Engel, is reported to be seriously
i'll.
The only men who complain of a
scarcity Of dogs are the arctic explor-
ers.
Prof. Wiswall goes to Portage next
week where he will conduct an insti-
tute.
Harry Parker has resigned his po-
sition with Beyersdorfer & King and is
now working for Cudahy Bros.
Nicholas Terry, now with the Bef-
fel Furniture company in Racine, will
open new furniture store here soon.
DO not miss seeing Lentz Il
Funck's new fall and winter underwear.
DIV LENTz & FUNCK..
1t is said that purse of $4,000
has been hung up for the first races
next Saturday at the Ideal Race track.
The rain Friday night was not
quite as radical as preceding ones have
been of late. It came down quit.
gently.
A carrier pigeon flew into the resi-
dence of Re-. G.. M. Limper Friday.
The bird had probably been let Loose
on fight and lost its way. A rig is
on the leg bearing the inscription,
G.. NJ. o."
The condition Of Deming street is
none too good at best and we can't
see how it is being improved any by
the dumping of mortar, Drickbats, old
shingles and kitchen refuse is has been
done within the past two days. The
attention Of the street supervisor is
called to this matter.
"A farmer who has large outlay in
cabbages this year says that the crop
is very likely to go back on the raisers,
1t seea that the large amount of lain
that has fallen during the year has set
the crop to rotting at the core Of the
succulent vegetable. The cabbages
look very nice OIL the outside, but have
| tickle hearts.
William Smith, who was arrested
last week for wife beating, was again
taken in tow by the chief of police Fri
day. William announces that he in
tends to sue for divorce and in the
time intervening expects that his wife
can hustle for her own food and living
or go without. He was held under
bonds of 800 until the county court
meets in September.
We regret to chronicle this week
the departure permanently of Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. n. Rand, who have greatly en-
deared themselves to the people of
Geneva during their seven years resi-
dence here by their helpfulness in
church, musical and social circles. Mr..
Rand has built up fine business in the
thriving city Of Kenosha, Wis, during
the past year. He arrived from the
west last week and his family left with
him Monday to reside in Kenosha
Mrs. Rand has been the Congregational
church organist most of the time of her
residence here, and is one of the most
gifted musicians and pipe organ play
ers of northeastern Ohio. She has
been very active in church and Sunday
school work, an interested teacher who
interests her pupils, and has spared no
pains to help forward christian work.
She leaves many warm, earnest friends
both in and out of the church. The
Congregationalists presented her with
a purse Of neat sum as a slight token
of their loving appreciation. Mr.. Rand
| has also been an a. tive and excellent
church worker here, aud ably led the
Congregational choir and conducted
most of the musical entertainments in
Geneva for a number of years. He,
too. will be greatly missed.-Geneva,
| O., Times.
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