The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-16

W. P. Yeoman was here from
Waukegan Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Leach gave small tea
party Saturday afternoon.
james Marsh, of Milwaukee, spent
Monday here among friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. Morrison Garst.
james Kehlor came up from Chi
cago to attend the Farr party Monday
evening.
Mrs. Emma Farr and son, Chester
Farr, were up from Waukegan Monday
evening to attend the party.
Miss Nettie Crane, of Monroe,
Wis, is visiting Mrs. c. W. Allen, and
her sister, Miss Lorette French.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elkins, of Ra-
cine, who have been visiting Mrs F.
Robinson, have returned home.
--Drs. Rea and Rea, specialists, now
at Grant Hotel to remain until Satur-
day, July Is. Consultation free. DIV
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.. French, OF
East Jordan, Mich, have been spend
ing the week with his sister, Mrs. Chas.
W. Allen.
This weather is very appropriate
to the boiling democrats. 1t very ma
terially aids that warm feeling under
the collar.
Mrs. j. L. Stevens entertained a
few friends at 5 o'clock tea last Friday
to meet Mrs. W. G.. French ard Mrs.
Marvin Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. FL. Emery, of Chi
cago, are spending their vacation with
Mrs. Emery's parents, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles Palmatier.
The auction sale of furniture now
going on at O'Neill's stand is bona fde
in every particular. The stock must
go and at your own price.
George A. Yule has begun laying
out the ground for the foundation Of
his new residence. 1t is to be COM
pleted in the early spring.
The growing practice of Drs. Rea
& Rea, specialists, in this community is
abundant evidence that their methods
of treatment are a success. DIV
The attitude of many of the demo
Gratis about town is that of injured in
nocence, while their faces plainly en-
quire: Who said was democrat?
Every time Mr.. Bland sits down to
rest at the end of a furrow he may still
reflect with pensive satisfaction that
the place of secretary of the treasury is
still unprovided for.
If it should happen that Mr.. Bryan
fails to get elected he might make a
modest income by the sale of book
entitled elbow to Get to Be Presi-
Dental Candidate in Twenty Four
Hours"
Judging from the campaign pro-
gramme outlined by the party mana
gers the "boy orator of the Platte" if
he gets into the white house, will have
no voice left with which to dictate the
affairs of state.
After having looked upon the spec
tacle at the Coliseum last week, the
Chinese residents of Chicago are GER
tainly right in encouraging themselves
to believe that they are deserving OF
some degree of suffrage.
Mrs. Jane McKenna left last week
for Dillon, Montana, for visit with
sisters who reside there. She was &C
companied by Miss Blanche Selway,
who has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. James Lane, of this city.
&C. A. Dunlavey, who for some
time has been the travelling representa-
tive of the Kenosha Crib Co., has gone
to Milwaukee to enter the employ OF
the R. j. Preuss company. The best
wishes of his many Kenosha friends 60
with him to his new field of labor.
-Tobin Bros. have new Rumley
threshing machine with wind stacker
The boys say that the new machine
requires about eight feet more room
than the old kind, but when time and
labor is considered the extra room can
be easily spared, as the work of four
men is saved.
Residents along Ashland avenue
who were out of bed at about o'clock
a. m. today, say that the big flash Of
lightning, which most of US know
about, struck the electric light wire or
that street near Elizabeth street and
passed along it for about block in the
form of huge ball of fire. 1t was
very startling in it's effects.
Next Saturday there will be g
race up here from Chicago by the Lin
coin Park Yacht club. The start is to
be made from Chicago promptly at
a. N. The prizes in the race are flags
The race is to be run under club rules
When the yachts get here reception
will he uivan and dancing will be in