The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-09-03

Miss Georgia Keith is the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. Farr.
Mrs. George Ferry visited friends
in Waukegan Friday.
Miss Dora Ernst returned from her
visit in Milwaukee Friday evening.
Miss Lizzie Swartz has gone to
Waukegan to make her future home.
There are about ninety acres of
land enclosed in the fences at the race
track.
Rev. H. S. Roblee, of Charlotte,
Mich. is the guest of Dr.. and Mrs. G..
". Toles.
John Lewis and Ernst Timme
went out to the race track Friday, on
a tandem.
That addition to Ed. HOLSTERS
building makes it look like miniature
Masonic temple.
The hardware stores have inaug-
urated an early closing movement TOR
the month Of September.
Miss Leone Baker and Miss Ada M.
Bright went out to Bristol this after
noon, awheel, to spend Sunday.
The Kenosha County Bible society
through P. FL. Mcintosh has donated
fine large bible to the public library.
Miss Marie Starr has left for her
home in Chicago after visit with Miss
Tul11 Hartman. frankie Hartman re-
turned with her.
The big gang of workmen at the
Ideal park were discharged Friday
evening, save a few who are cleaning
and picking up.
Ground was broken for the first
time at Ideal park Aug. 10. Nearly
800 teams and $50 men have made Il
sight to see since then.
Judge Van Wyck has retuned from
Milwaukee where he has been spend
ing his vacation. His rest has been of
great benefit to him and he returns to
his work much refreshed.
George Barber has just completed
a store house to be used in the storage
of household goods. A building of this
kind has long been needed in Kenosha
and Mr.. Barker has supplied the long
felt want. The building is commodi-
Gus, airy and cleanly, and will be kept
so. The charges for storage will be
reasonable and goods left in care of
Mr.. Barber will be in sale keeping and
will be shipped upon order to any adj
dress. Mr.. Baber will also pack goods
ready for shipment. 10
Some of Kenosha's howlers for free
trade now have the benefit of an OBJ
iect lesson right at home. 1t is well
known fact that one of our business
firms is about to go out Of business and
others will follow all on account of out
side business influences being brought
to bear upon their trade. But the tree
trade man will say that the public get
the benefit of it. To a certain extent
this is true, but supposing the same
conditions were brought about in all
lines of trade how would Kenosha mer-
chants fare Think it over
The racing at Ideal park will be
conducted entirely by the board of
stewards, consisting of G. 81. Conner
mann, T. j. Meyers, ]. M. Stebbins,
Martin Nathanson and W. B. Godfrey
The two latter will act as presiding
and associate judges respectively.
The rulings of Mr.. Nathanson will be
respected, and appeal from them can
be made only to the board of stewards
if that be necessary. Mr.. Godfrey is a
young Californian who has had ample
experience on the Bay District track
in San Francisco. He is thought to be
a capable man for the position. The
other officials are as follows: Secretary,
W. c. Creveling; assistant secretary,
P. P. Pomeroy; starter, Richard Dryer;
paddock judge, John W. Kelsey; busin-
ess manager, Charles j. Miers; gener-
al superintendent, John Condor; press
agent, George Siler.