The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-18

Geo. E. Skinkle returned to his
home in Edgewater, Ill, Monday.
House furnishers report an unusu
ally active demand for window screens.
School children are now counting
the days of school that remain this
season.
The small boy and the green apple
will soon indulge in the annual bout for
supremacy.
Phil. Jones, of Fort Atkinson, is a
guest in the family of G. II. Hurd. Mr.
Jones is en- route to Europe.
Roger Kimball went to Chicago
Monday, where he will visit with
friends during the present week.
The G.. A. r. Post cleared $135 out
of the entertainment given at the opera
house the evening of Memorial day.
See wrappers and shirt waists at
Lentz & Funck's as advertised. Call
early and secure your choice pat
terms. dWtf
Adam Boettiger. of Chicago, is
visiting at his nephews', Henry and
Jacob LANCE and families, of Pleasant
Prairie.
Jacob Harb and family, of Helena,
Montana, have moved to Kenosha to
reside. Mr.. Harb has taken chair in
the Burg barber chair.
BY vote of the council, all city en-
ployes will be paid off on the first of
July so that everybody will have money
to spend on the big day.
The island bridge needs repairs
badly and at once. The committee on
streets, alleys and bridges Of the coun-
Gil was ordered to repair it.
We treat all alike at our grocery
store. A, child may order and the
order will be we'll filed and guaranteed
all O. K. W. D. Bailey & Co. DIV
"A resident of Dayton street petit
toned the council Monday evening for
a sidewalk. The petition was referred
back to him for more signatures.
Mrs. j. Fl. Kimball injured her
foot quite badly while walking home
from call on a neighbor. She was
unable to get home without aid.
Can you get a better corset than
the Thompson glove fitting? Nit
Unless it's the Flexibone Moulded. 7"
di19w1t R. E. SUTHERLAND & Co.
Two boys by the names of Christen-
sen and Hill were arrested by officer
Feldschau Monday night for disturb
ing the peace. They were participant
ing in a charivari.
Residents of North Congress street,
from Orange to Broad, petitioned the
council Monday evening to build a
sidewalk along the east side of the
street. 1t will be built.
There is switch of the c. & n.
W. road in the middle of the extension
of Park street. The company will be
requested to remove it and build a
crossing there by the city.
AID Schend reported the gates OF
the cemetery to be in a very bad shape
at the council meeting Monday even
ing. The cOmmitte on public grounds
was ordered to repair them.
The different churches of the city
were granted the use of the streets i'm.
mediately adjoining the parks for re-
freshment stands for the Fourth Of
July by the council Monday evening.
"A. K. Sedgwick, at one time a stu
dent at the University school, is at
tending the national republican con-
vention and expects to visit old friends
in this city on his return from St.
Louis.
The pupils of District No. 2, Som.
ers, held picnic on Jacobs island,
north of Kenosha, last Saturday. Over
sixty pupils and patrons of the school
were present and all enjoyed the day
greatly.
The announcement that M. G.
Schulien had not won third prize in the
Sterling road race Saturday was err
roneous. The judges finally decided in
Mr.. Schulien's favor and he received
third prize.