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

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wedding trip
A finer day for wheeling never ex-
listed than was Sunday, and hundreds
took advantage of it.
Miss Clement, of Chicago, returned
to her home Sunday after a visit her
brother, Mancil Cheney.
Mrs. Mary L. Towne, of Washing
ington, D. c., is here on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Belle Leach.
Miss Hannah Shostedt visited her
sister who is i'll at the Presbyterian
hospital in Chicago, Sunday.
The price has been cut on our
swell dress wash goods.
di19W1t r. E. SUTHERLAND & Co.
james Stahl returned home Sun
day from Chicago after pleasant
weeks visit with his friend, Herbert
Yule.
Put it down as settled that Keno
sha will have one of the best Fourth of
July celebrations this year she has ever
had. No doubt about it.
Miss Mary S. Ellerton, of Kenosha,
and Edward Brown, of Waukegan,
were married recently. They are max
ing their home in Waukegan.
Our stores will be closed Saturday,
July 4. We will receive orders for de-
livery until p. M, Friday, July 3.
dwj3 LENTz & FUNCK.
The Sunday Chronicle had re-
port about the road race of the Sterling
Cyclone club in Kenosha. Come to
think of it, the boys did come in in a
whirl.
Fruits and early vegetables are
now beginning to come in and you can
always procure the freshest in the
market at W. D. Bailey & Co.'S. store.
The breaking of two spokes in A.
Fl. French's wheel while on his way to
Chicago Sunday, came near being the
utter ruin of the wheel. Mr.. French
had gone as far as Waukegan before
the wheel broke.
One of the officers on our police
force went to Racine Sunday with a
plug hat on and swinging cane.
There is great anxiety among some of
the members of the force to know
which one it was.
-Children's day was duly observed
at the Park Avenue M. E. church Sun
day. Mr.. Goldthorp preached spec
ial sermon to children in the morning
and the Sunday school children gave a
concert in the evening.
1t will probably be decided by the
committee on arrangements not to have
an address on the Fourth of July. 1t
is believed that better program can
be provided, which will be several
times as entertaining.
The bans of marriage OF Miss Anna
Callahan and Henry Theisen were pub
lished in ST. James church Sunday
morning for the first and last time,
The wedding takes place Thursday,
June Is, at s o'clock a. N.
Marion & Castello's circus gave
several shows here last week, which
are said to have been pretty good An
attachment was put upon their tent by
one of the teamsters for back pay and
the circus disbandod. Lake Geneva
Herald
--Childrens day was duly observed
at the Congregational church Sunday
morning. A large congregation was
present, and the program consisting OF
recitations, class exercises and singing
was we'll executed and heartily en-
loved. At 5 o'clock Rev. c. 81. Rogers
delivered a sermon appropriate to the
day.
"A nice little party of about thirty
cyclists went out to Petrifying springs
Sunday for picnic. They report hav-
ing had most excellent time. There
were in the party Mr.. and Mrs. Rice,
Misses Gertie Meyers and May Barber,
Charles and William Timm, William
and Fred Stemm, FL. A. Martin, Mr..
McCordie and several others.
II. j. Dale, the new jeWeler and
optician, successor to E. F. Vinegar, is
hustler, and is also a believer in
printers ink. He begins business in
Kenosha in the proper way, by con-
tracing for a years ad" in the News
and TELEGRAPH COURIER. These are
the sort of fellows we like to see come
to town, and they are also the fellows
who get all our business, and all we
can steer that way. Brer. Dale, you're
all right, and a large share of Keno
sha's business is yours.
DIR. Andre and Fred Reinold were
out cycling Sunday and DR.. Andre
broke the.fork to his wheel. It caused
some of the boys friends great sport to
see the doctor ride up on Reinold's
wheel to where Reinold had walked
ahead of him and then see Reinold take
the wheel and run ahead a way and
lay the wheel down for the doctor
while he walked on AGAIN until the doc