The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-09-10
From Thursdays Daily.

Milwaukee.
Miss Alice Cameron is guest Of
friends in Chicago.
Miss Katie Hermann has gone to
Denver on visit.
-Beyersdorfer & King have closed
their meat market.
John Hegeman, Jr., has gone to
Milwaukee on visit.
Miss Maggie Graney, of Chicago,
is visiting friends here.
Prof. C. Fl. Leach has returned to
Chicago with his family.
Miss Gertle Pifer, of Milwaukee, is
visiting with friends here.
Hugh Haven, former Kenoshan,
is here calling on friends.
Miss Della Sheridan, of North Chi
cago, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Samuel Engleton, of Evans
ton, is the guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. James Kelly is in Chicago on
visit to her sister, Mrs. L. Brown.
Business at the bicycle factories
will begin to boom again about October
l.
Mrs. M. M. Huck. OF North Bend,
Neb., is guest of relatives and friends
here.
Mise Della Fadyen, OF Evanston,
has returned to her home from a visit
here.
Hugh Angus has returned from
two weeks visit with old friends in On
tario.
Mrs. Clifford, Of Chicago, is guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Kune.
w. P. Robinson is making some
improvements on his Market street
house.
Miss Marie Weyer has returned to
her home in Faribault, Mimi, from a
visit here.
Miss Alice French has returned
home from her visit in Chicago and
Riverside.
George Vollmer put new cement
sidewalk in front of bis house on Ash
land avenue.
Mrs. DR.. A. S. Hansen, Of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, is guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hansen.
--Gurdin Gillett's condition does not
improve much. Relatives fear that he
will never recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thieson, OF
Chicago, were guests of Officer New
house, Wednesday.
Mrs. F. E. Cline gave party to a
number of the little friends of her son
Edward, Wednesday afternoon.
Ben Windsor has ten voters at
work in his shop and every one of
them is for Mckinley and Hobart.
Ira Angler has returned home from
his visit at Storm Lake, Iowa. He re-
ports having had very enjoyable time.
David Theleen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs c. G.. Tbeleen, cadet at the An
napolis naval academy, is home on
6lrlough.
The county politicians are now
pricking up their ears listening to the
humming of the bee, with his merry
hum, hum.
The man who does not sport po-
litical button on the lapel of his coat is
looked upon with more or less suspicion
these days.
Miss Blanche Hazelton accompan-
led her father to Indianapolis where he
is attending the national democratic
convention.
Tons of campaign literature are
being sent out by the national commit
tees with the hope that he who runs
may get there.
1T is not yet clear whether the
democla attic committee proposes IL
utilize Mr.. German as trusted adviser
or merely as a mascot.
At the Fortnightlv club Wednes
day Mrs. Hazelton won the head prize
and Mrs Meers the consolation. The
club met with Miss Allen.
DR. Harbart has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio, where she attended
the grand lodge of Rathbone sisters as
a delegate from Wisconsin.
: It cannot ba said, however, thar
Mr. German is going to suppar5 the
Bryan ticket He is merely going 70
lend his influence on its behalf.
Barney Kennedy had the end of
one of his lirtle fingers taken off while
NJ work ar the Sterling factory We'd
nrs'lay. DR. Farr dressed the wound
-B.ggs' Blood Pnritier and Blood
Maker cures ali bio.td disorders. All
er'rtinns of he skin can he removed
~ tie use o. this wonderful! medicine
I. has ~ equal. and is purely vera
bio Hacklev & Son keep it. as we'll AS
II n.'ipr first class goods. #
Mrs n. G.. S ford will c,mmenee
her class in vocal music again on Non
DIX, A1L. 3lst and will lie clad To see