The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-11
Oscar Paulson spent Sunday il

Oscar Paulson spent Sunday in
Racine.
Little Grace Matthews is reported
to be in dangerous condition again.
George Skinkle, of Edgewater, H.,
is in town to spend week among
friends.
Mrs. N. j. Lauer, who has been
visiting in Racine for several days, has
returned home.
Z. g. Simmons, Jr., will probably
attend the national republican conven-
ton in St. Louis June Is.
The people of Ceylon have say
ing that the robin will flourish only
within sound of the human voice.
Many strangers are now visiting
Kenosha in attendance upon the KEN
per hall commencement exercises.
This is a great country. On Mon
day the thermometer registered 1929
at Abilene, Texas, and 400 at Duluth,
MINI.
The Windsor Cycle club is now
open TO all amateur wheelmen and any
desirable persons are invited to become
members.
In few more days the world will
be ahead of our high school gradu-
ates. We wonder what they are all
going to do.
William Mccormick, Fred Cash
more, Misses Nellie Kinney and Carrie
Fredericks were all Waukeganites in
this city Sunday.
The common council held an in
formal meeting Monday evening at
which several matters we're discussed
but no action was taken on anything.
The value of the prizes offered by
the Windsor club for it's Fourth of July
races is 1852. There will be some hot
races and big crowd if the weather is
pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Fisher and
DR.. and Mrs. Farr go to Highland Park
this evening to attend the commence
ment exercises at the Highland Park
academy.
The Sieg & Walpole company got
an order this morning from Summit, n.
j., for two of the best wheels the COM
pany turns out, for the use of policemen
of that city.
There will be no road race here on
the Fourth Of July. 1t has been de-
cided to abandon it for the reason that
most of our fast riders have entered
races elsewhere.
Minnie Firsshau, the girl who was
arrested here few weeks ago, on the
charge of sending an obscene letter
through the mails, was held for trial in
the United States circuit court in Mil
waukee Monday.
1t is reported that the mosquitoes
at the Turtle waters looked very care
fully after B. F. Windsor on his recent
fishing excursion. They entered the
tents there and invariably inquired:
F." Where z-z-z-z Windz-z-Z-r.9"
Judge Fish decided the case of
John Clausson VS.. the Dan Head q Co.
bank, George Hale, assignee, in favor
of the defendant. The suit concerned
a note for ST. 900 made by the late e.
j. Lewis. The judge held that it was
an individual note, and one with which
the bank had no connection.
H. F. Jordan fears that man
who worked for him some time ago,
named Albert Trigel, has been foully
dealt with in Racine and dumped into
the river there. Mr.. Jordan has had
Chief Stemm write a full description of
the man to Chief Johnson, of Racine,
so that that. officer can look up the
matter.
Root beer is not commonly re-
garded as an explosive, but the burst
ing of a root beer fountain caused havoc
at the McMullen restaurant at Tomah,
Wis. The force of the explosion broke !
show cases, upset furniture, and shat
tered plastering, scattering bakery
goods and confectionery promiscuously |
about the room.
Horace Chafee, who has been the
recipient of innumerable good Offices
on the part of charitably disposed peo-
pie and organizations for his excellent |
family's sake, is no longer married !
man. Judge Fish granted divorce to
Mrs. Pernina l. Chaffee from him Mon
day, upon the request of District At
torney Buckmaster.