The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27

Mrs. Sara Clapp, Miss Newell and
Miss Whitehead leave Friday for Old
Mission, Mich, for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Dwight Watson and Mrs.
Willis Watson, of Wauwatosa, are Wis
iting Mrs. S. W. Truesdell at the South
ern.
The paving certificates are now all
ready and those who desire may pay
them at any time at the city clerks
Office.
Under Sheriff Harkins is out in the
county notifying those who were drawn
on the September term of the circuit
court.
Melville will have the finest wall
paper room in Wisconsin when finished
with new stock to fill it up. Prices
to please you. a24dwti
The organization Of republican
club is now under way. Let every re-
publican attend the meeting next We'd
nesday evening.
e. r. Head sold four lots this
week, making thirty pieces of property
sold this season. Who said business
was dull in Kenosha?
"A political debate between j. V.
Quarles and Hon. M. NJ. Riley will be
one of the features of the Woodlands
picnic September 4.
Florence Reed, Of Pleasant Prairie,
returned to her school duties as teacher
August 24th, in district No 2, Wheat
land and Burlington.
Tickets for the Schuberts are now
on sale at Woodward & Conley's.
Prices: All down stairs and balcony
seats, so cents. Gallery, % cents.
The Kenosha College of Commerce
has just issued it's catalogue for 1896
81. 1t is a neat publication and sets
forth fully the advantages of this model
institution.
j. Y. Quarles will speak in Keno
sha sometime in September upon the
political issues of the day. His many
Kenosha county friends will be pleased
to hear him.
1t is unnecessary to take your fine
watches and high grade clocks to Chi
cago for repairs. Weiskopf makes a
speciality of such work and guarantees
satisfaction m21tt
Mr.. and Mrs. D. O. Castle who
have been visiting friends in Kenosha
county for the past three months leave
next Monday for their home in Stock
ton, California.
Morrison Garst has returned from
a four weeks visit in Worcester, Mass,
and other eastern cities. He reports
trade conditions there about the same
as in Wisconsin.
If you see man walking along the
street with a preoccupied air, looking
intently downward, be is admiring that
pair of fine trousers just purchased of
Ames & Angler. DIV
The preliminary work of the COM
missioners in the matter of the new
street through the Carrie Lee property
must he gone over again. Some of the
interested property owners did not re-
ceive proper notification.
The members of the Wayside club
who were entertained by the Country
club of Racine Tuesday report having
had a most enjoyable time. These
club outings are proving very pleas
ant feature of KenOsha social life.
A portion of the wall of the new
Halberstadt building fell today just
before noon. No special damage, eX-
cepting to the wall. Filling was
thrown against the center of it before
the mortar was set was what caused it.
George Elholm is in the employ of
Charles Hastings in Racine. Mr..
Hastings conducts sort of commission
business and Elholm came here as his
agent. John D. Williams is the state
treasury deputy. It seems that FL
holm and Williams met recently in an
unpleasant way, in which Elholm was
arrested and detained here, he claims,
unlawfully, and he has started suit
against said John D. Williams and has
a warrant issued for his arrest. A
deputy sheriff was empowered to arrest
the man and demand bonds of $500.