The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-09
Mr.. Miller, of Mankato,, Mimi,

visiting friends here. Il ..~
/ Special low prices on straw mat
tings at Lentz & Funck's]a dwtf
! The z M. G. A. fed about 900
people on the Fourth & n31
| Miss Ida Coulter, of Kansas City,
! is visiting Miss Tessie Jackson.
Everybody says it was the biggest
day Kenosha has had in years.
| Buy your lace curtains at 25 per
Ecent less than regular price at Lentz
! & Funck's. - - .a..- dwtf
pr. .Camfeld, the oculist and
aurista will be. at Hotel Grant again
July l1th. r ID, WltdjjlO
ALI is quiet at the First National
bank. The run is-oRer and the bank
is stronger than ever. 4e
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Eugene Zuber, of
Chicago, are. the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wells of this city.
Mrs. Lewis Beachel, of Jackson
Vile, Fla, is visiting the family of Mrs.
Beachel on Market street. ia.l*.1<s !
Mrs. Charles Quarles and children,
of Milwaukee, are visiting Mfr. and
Mrs. E. G. and Il. NJ. THEIRS.
Mrs. N. C: Stafford will be in Ke-
nosha every Monday until July L! She
will then take a vacation until Sep
TENDER l. 3-3.' junl0tf
Some Of Mr.. BANDS friends are
evidently supporting him, on the plat
form that he has always been known as
| g Silver Dick" III ,
/ A race is being cooked up between
one of Tipton's horses and one belong
ing to a farmer in Bristol. tits to take
place a week from Saturday. 49,
Mrs. Gideon Hammond, of Emer-
aid Grove, Wis., returned here on
Wednesday Of last week and is assist
ing in ministering to her father, Horace
Blackman. . + e,.~ a.,
Mrs. Michael Schulien has returned
home from the Chicago Eye and Ear
hospital "a She had a cataract removed
from her left eye byt-Dr. Camfeld, as
lsisted by Dr.. Steele. J.. 1i.1wl tdjlO
Mrs Bessie sHousam entertained
her. mother, Mrs. Sarah Moore, of
Woodwork, and Mrs. E. Enos, of Ra-
cine, from Saturday until Monday
afternoon They were taking in the
elebratlon.- CT IA tF" .eG-1 q.
lL-While Charles Skidd was sitting in
front fofe the Grant house some one
threw down cannon cracker from the
balcony Saturday evening. It, explod-
ed opposite Mr.. Skidd's cheek, bruising
and burning it quite badly, i qcE~
Sidney Race is in trouble again
with the railroad company over this
purchasing and carrying business he is
engaged in. 1t seems that recently he
has been put off two or three times
when he has attempted toacome up on
trains from Chicago. It seemsto be
the old fight over again which was
made about a year ago.
Miss Grace Wells, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Wells, suffered "a
painful accident Saturday afternoon.
While out driving a cannon frecracker
was accidentally thrown under .... the
carriage, which exploded, striking the
young lady in her left eye. She was
taken immediategfto DR. Pugh's office,
where all that could be- was done for
IheE 4 The doctor is unable as yet to
say whether the injured eye can be
saved or not. "a Is.=saaz.u 52sl2 SO
- Otto Boman is a scOrcher who lives
at-Silver Lake. On thu Fourth he got
out onto, the, track, at that place and
began. his exhibition. There, We're a
few horses on the track pacing about,
but that made no difference to Boman.
If horse got in the way it was simply
so much the worse for the horse. He
recklessly ran into two of them and in
each case he threw the horse and sue
ceeded in smashing the buggies or gigs
behind them. Only a short time before
he came within an ace of killing man,
so report has it. a.
The bids were opened by The coun-
Gil Monday evening for the building of
the north side engine house.. Thesfol-
lowing we're the bids: CARPENTER work
John Betting, $33,150 James Wallis,
$4,000 except plumbing ;sIiiftlflei, & Da
Wis, carpenter work, 81 ,450; whole job,
So, 12l;?'C: e.. Theleen, carpenter work,
Isl ,492,, excepting painters work; Fred
Hefne, 1875; Chanfies Ltnderniatln,
ST. 40; William Rove. except plumb
Lipg<s8y o2ga Holassnea g. White, exr
cept plumbing and mason szs work, 81, 161;
MszFa Howard & Eeso !, 20Q, andeaJames
Fhilben HuGos; whole JOIN So, $685. b The
plumbing BNlse#efes BuffBfos. : $24F5;
he Schulz. $2 7 g F. Goodman,
E$2L65. Brick work fJ.,rr Tulley q
Bros9 81 ,570;ra Hobans & !. 0'Malley,
$1,68l; James Philben, 81, CAB; Fred
Bphe, 81, $40. The bids were referred
to commitfee on IRE department. and
city clerk. 800. ~
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