The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-05-14
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Miss Barrett is visiting friends in
Gurnee, III.
Gen. Weyler seems to have laid
his rapid firing, mitrailleuse pen aside
for few necessary repairs.
The soda water men were busy
lot last Saturday evening and scarcely
one of them saw his bed until after
midnight.
The Cuban insurgents see. no rea-
son why they should give up their arms
to a man who is unable to come and
take them.
Mr. and Mrs. c. t. McWhinney
and DR.. Lila Brown, of Chicago, have
been spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira D. Brown, of Salem.
Miss Florence Rice, of Stamford,
Conn, and Fred Newman, of Chicago,
brother of S. G. Newman, are guests
in the family of S. c. Newman.
The proposed ball game between
the Kenosha club and the Ravens. of
Racine, which was to have been played
Sunday afternoon in Racine, did not
take place.
1t is said the steamer LudingtOn,
of the Goodrich line made $1,000 in
one trip from Chicago to its northern
destination last week. Those Good
rich boats are DAISIES and money
makers.
The game OF pool at Fred Sugden's
place, Racine, Monday evening be-
tween Mike Mahaney and Apples"
Grover came out 152 against 50 in
favor of the Racine man. Mahaney
was not IL condition to play.
There is again talk of local part
les interesting themselves in putting
on pleasure steamer for the accom-
mediation of Kenoshaites. Will all re-
suit in talk as usual? We believe there
is fair profit to be derived from an
enterprise of this kind.
The Kemper Hall Kodak and
High School Reporter for May have
just been issued from this office and
are full of interesting bits for their re-
spective readers. The young people
are to be congratulated upon gesting
up such really able publications.
The much talked of Charity bali
will be held next Monday evening,
May Is, in Central Music hall. For
those who do not care to dance card
tables will be provided in the adioin-
ing rooms and a good time is promised
to all. The price of tickets has bean
placed at So.
This Office is under obliga tinns to
Senator Timme for a copy of tlr Wis
consin census report, which cogrcS6Ms
the names of the eX-sO4diers and SAIL
ors of the late war. 1t is part III OF
the series and contains some names
that will be marvels to Ken0shaites.
For one instance, Frank Slosson's
name appears as Frank Slisson.
The following from an Elkhart,
Ind, paper, refers to former prOpri-
etor of the Grant house of this city,
and will be read with interest by the
Kenosha friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cush-
man: "The many friends of Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. r. Cushman will be pleased to
learn that since disposing of their in
terest in the Hotel Bucklen they have
decided to remain in this city and
make it their future home. Mr.. Cushp
man will devote his time and Interests
to charging the facilities of the Elk
hart Modern Medical Co., which con-
oern has already gained for itself a
name throughout the country of Which
the managers may we'll feel proud
kIsYp, years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Cushman
came to this City from Kenosha, Wis,
and took charge Of otllEsa4 osel Bueklen.
They did not long sand
not oily did'they gaEH 9iends
IN this city; but ney his
Hf1ry afsaMUhopnhk Kasal gain
such. q patronage as when III" their
charge. f1Heeihr popularity was deserved
anda evena while thsisoffierds regret
that Mr.. and i Mrs 6 G VI I've left
ffhJ Hotel they are ff hl sased
to learn they havasll ~ = lin
the city, and,wsA sllls hi
new enterprises ff0i Ftain-
" prove to be undtsf rs ent. "