The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-13
Mrs. j. B. MaloneY is visiting in

friends in Beaver Dam.
Misses Dena and Katie Lauer are
visiting friends in Chicago.
s. Reinardy, Of Burlington, is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
-Trangott FRANKIE is building a
house near the Frank school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Crate, of Chi
cage, are visiting Kenosha friends.
Misses Emma Reinardy and Mamie
Berens are visiting friends in Burling-
ton.
! The lawn social Thursday evening
on the NJ E. church lawn was we'll at
tended.
Michael Doyle, of Chicago, is a
guest of Mrs. Dominick Moran in
Somers.
Miss Margaret Moran, OF Somers,
is the guest of friends and relatives in
Chicago.
j. 81. Charles is having the house
Il which j. Fl. McKibbon lives, re-
shingled.
-Mancil Cheney has sold his house
to E. Fl. Frandsen. 1t will be fitted up
FOR saloon.
George O'Malley and Miss Mae
Cleary, of Chicago, are the guests of
Miss Alice Cameron.
Misses Harriet and Belle McKind-
ley, of Chicago, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Yule.
The democratic county convention
has been called for Sept. l and the
caueuses for August 20.
Why do the gold democrats talk
of a third ticket 2" As it will be the
last in the field it will be about the
| seventh ticket.
Albert Huck has gone to Elgin
III, to accept position in shoe store
there Charles FRS, of Racine, takes
his place here.
Can any of our readers furnish us
the address IF j. r. Barrett, the teach
er of German who formed class here
few weeks since.
Purify your blood with Hoods
| Sarsaparilla, which will give you an
appetite, tone your stomach and
strengthen your nerves.
Charles Beckman has struck it
rich. An uncle in Germany died re-
Gently and left him an estate valued at
| $500 Mr.. Beckman was until re-
Gently clerk in StahPs grocery store.
The bicycle run ofthe Wayside club
Thursday was a pronounced success
and was thoroughly enjoyed by all par
ticipating. 1t is announced that this
will be weekly feature of the clubs
programs during the remainder of the
season.
Farmers have been harvesting their
crops several weeks earlier than usual
and fall trade will start two weeks
ahead of the usual time. The pros
poets are that there will be fair trade
and the merchants who Want it will
lose no time to reach out for it.
&C. II. Gonnermann says that the
| idea that he is candidate for renom-
| ination as coroner is erroneous. He
says he did not want the nomination
two years ago and that this year be
will absolutely decline it in favor Of
David Vaughn, who does want it.
Jack Riley had quite an expert
ence on his way home Thursday night
about Ii o'clock. He drove his team
into the sewer trench being laid out on
Lyman avenue THE horses mad to be
| drawn out with derrick, which took
until very early hour this morning.
The Marinette Basket Ball team
will attend the State convention in Ke-
nosha of the Y. NJ. G.. A, and they fig
ure on series Of games with teams
from other parts of the state. The day
after the convention a game will be
played in Milwaukee with the team of
that city.
Women have an unfair advantage
in hot weather. A mans shirt sleeves
90 further than woman's shirt waist.
1t is hard to see why there should be a
distinction between the two, except
that shirt waist is much more be-
coming to a woman than are shirt
sleeves 20 man.
The following advertisement is
said to have made its appearance lately
in a western paper: Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Travis take pleasure in announc-
ing the divorce of their daughter,
Pbilopena Amelia, from John Jones
Robinson, Yankton, South Dakota,
April 10, 1896"
Two young cyclists, while return
ing from Antioch on a tandem, ran
over a plank in the road and were
thrown to the ground by reason of the
front forks breaking. One had collar
bone broken and the other was consid-
erably injured about the face and
head, rendering him unconscious for
hours.
| There are few great actors on the