The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14
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The Pennoyer Sanitarium is well
filled with guests.
The contractors and builders in
Kenosha are all busy.
The cool wave has caused a let up
in the soda water trade.
That rain Tuesday evening was
worth thousands of dollars to Kenosha
county.
Mrs. L. Derbyshire leaves Thurs
day morning for Laport, H., to make
her home in the future.
-Bailey's coffee, with its fragrant
odor and delicious taste makes an ex-
cellent summer drink. 1t is simply re-
freshing. DIV
George Richter, the Brassville
barber has bought the Michael Fugri
residence property on Elizabeth street
and will reside there.
The great street car strike in Mil
waukee is about at an end, and it is
reported that 143 out of 153 cars are
now running as usual.
Farmers are very much rejoiced
over the rain which wet down the
ground Tuesday night. The earth
was very much in need of it.
Bailey, the peoples grocer, is look
ing after the wants of his patrons these
days, and the latest and best fruit and
vegetables are to be found there every
day. DIV
The baseball season will be form
ally opened in Racine next Sunday
afternoon. A large delegation of Ke-
noshaites has ordered seats reserved
for the occasion.
Samuel Reynolds planted his corn
about four or five weeks ago and today
it stood four or five inches out of the
ground. He has probably the best
looking patch in town.
There will be change. in one of
the harness stores before long, in all
probability. A deal is pending be-
tween an old dealer and young man
well known about town.
Things have not all assumed their
normal condition yet in Brassville.
Some difficulty still stands between the
father of the girl who left home Tues
day and the barber in the case.
The Sieg, Walpole company is
making up one thousand wheels for the
Stokes company of Chicago, and Mr..
Stokes has been here for some time
experimenting the execution of the
order.
"A telegram reached here Tuesday
evening announcing the death in jack
sonville, Fla, of the two year old
daughter of Lewis Beachel. Mr.. Bea-
chel is an old Kenosha boy, and we'll
known here.
Regular meeting F. S. Lowell Post
Monday evening, the 18th inst. All
comrades who expect to 20 to Racine
on the Goth and all who do not expect
to 60, are requested to be present.
DIV THEO. BoYINGTON, P. G.
johnson Jackson has taken pos
session of his new home, lately pur-
chased from E. G.. Timme. The house
has been repainted and the grounds
improved, making it one of the most
pleasant and attractive homes in the
city.
The case of the State against Har
ry Woodward is being tried in Justice
Wentworth's court today before jury.
Woodward is Kenosha county farmer.
He came to this city and was arrested
on Sixteenth street by Policeman
Peterson. The officer charges that
the farmer was intoxicated, and that
he abused his horses. Racine Journal.
1t is easy to detect who the writer
of any article is by the style, providing
his work can be seen reasonably often.
Change it as he will, a man cannot
hide his identity in his writings. Prob
ably every newspaper writer in this
town can tell the writing of every
other, and the editors know the hand
writing as we'll as the style of nearly
all the public meehda as 'Well.
aM4EEarfy fastt Winter young ladyi a.
member Of za- Kenosha family, left her
4Alepe in th this eity and t taxing with her
younger sister thirteen years of age,-
went to New. .0f1eaRs;s Where they have
been fofrsSe6v Several raj Motifs Blythe aid of
The "a authorities The girls have been To-
Gated, ?ahd tHB father wifi. 11dRlgo and
5ttfaYTto induce 74 them to effgt1fh home.
The girt1s gfye' afBFHHsffve Treatment as the
reason for 1ea7ing, but the pare nts say
there Is ABSOLUTELY n0 reason for such
= charge. 1G .-ziAfSaii 5Sa9lToqmL
's57 ne Knights Knight Of P gthHiaag9 81 boys are
making arran lents for q fine time at
their party Thursday evening, and now
the weather has changed, and so lent
its aid, in conspiring to make it the
most enjoyable party of the season.
Seven pieces of schulte's orchestra will
furnish the music, and all those who
have been favored with invitations will
miss a good time if they do not attend.