The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-25

think of the proposed bicycle track be-
tween here and Racine? 1t is time
something was done. The wheelmen
of Racine are moving in the matter.
Let a movement be started
among our merchants to get up the
Fourth of July floats. Who will be the
first to announce such an intention?
: -Messrs. Dwight House and Bert
Larrabee will. publish the official pro-
gram for the Fourth. of July events.
It will be neat booklet of II pages
and cover. Five thousand copies will
be issued.
The call for a meeting OF repre-
sentatives of the various labor unions
for the purpose of organizing FEEDER
ated Trades and Labor council has
been issued. The meeting will be held
July 9, at Central Music hall.
The score in the game OF fifteen
ball pool between James Shea, Of Mil
waukee, and Peter Schmitt, of Keno
sha, played at Racine Thursday even
ing, was $50 to LII. There we're about
fifty Kenoshaites present to witness the
game.
Mrs. A. z. Mayhem and Miss Edith
Mayhem. Mesdames Frank Charnley,
Charles Davis, W. E. Ellsworth, Of
Milwaukee, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James q. Cooper They will at
tend the graduation exercises this
evening.
-Messrs. johnson Jackson, Joseph
Bendt and 81. NJ. Baldwin, the. -advef-
Using committee for the Fourth cele-
bration, are hustling things, and every
man, woman and child within 80 miles
of Kenosha who can read will know of
our big celebration.
Not many business houses in these
United States can boast of fifty years
standing. The business of DR.. j. G..
Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass, whose in
comparable Sarsaparilla is known and
used everywhere, has passed it's half
centennial and was never so vigorous
as at present.
Now that the council has granted
to the churches the privilege of erect
ing refreshment stands in the city
parks, they should notify some mem
Der of the committee on arrangements
of any intention to accept the privi-
leges. The committee desires to know
about all the arrangements.
What bid fair few days ago to be
a big storm cloud over the celebration
of the Fourth of July has been quietly
dispelled. The misunderstanding be-
tween the committee on arrangements
and the Windsor band has been
patched up and strong efforts will now
be made to hire the band for the fore
noon of that day.
"A very nice party was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. John
Anderson on Park street to her friends
from 2 to 5 o'clock. Among those
present were: Mesdames Oscar Ander-
son, Christ. Edison, Frank Nelson,
William Aim, Per Person, Frank Carl
son, Gust. Nelson, Ed Rudd; Misses
Sigfrid Nelson, Thora Thorwardsen.
The match pool game between
James Shea, champion of Wisconsin,
and P. r. Smith, of Kenosha, took
place at Sugden's parlors in Racine
Thursday evening. The game was a
continuous one of $50 points. A large
number of Kenoshaites accompanied
Schmitt to Racine and watched him do
up Shea in good shape. Schmitt is
now champion of Wisconsin.
The plot was discovered, the william
was unmasked. There were red fire
and pyrotechnics, and all the mechani-
cal effects of a grand stand play at the
county building this afternoon. The
guilty culprit who had stolen G.. W.
Johnston's wheel was exposed in his
villiany and the wheel returned
to its rightful owner amid the
blare of trumpets and the
beating of drums. The wheel disap-
peared Thursday afternoon from in
front of the city hall. 1t had appar-
emily leaped off the face of the earth,
but it hadn't. It squeezed into Bert
Robbins vault at the county building
and remained there until this after
nosn whence our sleuth traced it.
That wheel never looked so good since
it was built as it did when it was
found.