The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-06
From Saturdays DailY.l
Racine

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"A new chandelier has been placed
in the office of sheriff.
Miss Lille Hoffman, of Milwaukee,
is visiting Miss Carrie Pirsch.
Miss Bessie Charles. visited Mrs.
Alexander Horlick in Racine Friday.
The caucuses and conventions re-
mind us that the fall campaign is on.
Milton Morgan, of Rockford, H.,
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. d. c. Lloyd.
-Thos. T. Sherborne, of Philadel-
phia, is guest in the family Of F. 81.
Hall.
The DANA society will celebrate
Labor Day by giving picnic on Wash
ington Island.
The dress making department of
the Fisher establishment is taking a
thirty days rest.
The funeral of Miss Lytle, OF
Somers, took place from her late home
Friday afternoon.
W. c. Rowland and wife, of La
Vergne, H., are stopping with A. R.
Rowland, of 300 julius street, for few
days.
Tom Rogers boy, who was run ever
at the track by load of rye Thursday,
is improving as rapidly as he could be
expected to.
-Chamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and
Diarrheoa Remedy always affords
prompt relief. For sale by Stark
weather & Co., Druggists.
Miss Emma Shirley returned We'd
nesday from Raymond where she has
been spending her vacation. She re-
ports having had good time.
The bazaar given by the ladies of
st. James Parish for the benefit of the
Dominican Sisters was grand success.
Net proceeds $266.90. Expenses $40.
About fifty people formed a party
which called on Thomas Irwin, the
dairyman, Friday evening, They re-
port having had an enjoyable time.
District Attorney Buckmaster
went out to Salem Thursday to look
up criminal matter there. Another
sensation is promised for the near
future.
The librarians report for July
shows that there were 1895 books Dor
rowed during that month and at the
borrowers.
Why not change the constitution
so that the public could elect both Mr..
Sewall and Mr.. Watson? 1t is likely
to take two presiding officers to keep
the next senate in order, anyhow.
"A piece of property in Bristol owned
by Hans Johnson, was sold at public
auction this afternoon by Sheriff Crop
ley at the court house steps. 1t was
sold under mortgage foreclosure. 1t
brought $500.
There are several people talking
strongly of going to Arizona this fall
on the excursion being organized by
Andrew Nelson. Among the number
will be some of our business men.
Fred Schroeder was on the road
home from Racine on his wheel Thurs
day night and when about half way
one of his tires punctured and threw
him against barbed wire. One hand
was somewhat scratched.
The article in Friday evenings
paper calling attention to the great
opportunity Kenosha has for a big
bicycle meet on August 81, struck the
popular chord among the wheelmen,
and there is now every prospect that
the matter will be speedily brought to
head Two or three parties who
feel an intense interest in the matter
are likely now to get together and
make all necessary arrangements and
guarantees and give the public an op-
portunity to enjoy one big event. The
parties interested in the scheme have
not yet arranged their plans, but it is
fairly safe to say that we may look for
ward to a good professional bicycle
event.
Martin Coughln is charged with
taking the SOL which Will Craney
missed from his pants pocket a couple
of weeks ago. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Craney went to his Office one
day having SOL in his pocket. He
changed his pants for working clothes
at the office and hung up his street
clothes in the Office. When he return
ed after work to put on his street
clothes again, he found the SOL were
gone. Mr.. Craney suspected Coughlin
but did not have him arrested at once.
In fact the matter was not placed in
the hands of the authorities. Friday
Mr. Craney had a warrant issued for
Coughlin and he was arrested and
taken before Justice Slater. The pre-
liminary hearing was laid over until
next Tuesday.
1t looks as though there was trouble
ahead for the city. A certain company