The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-13
d. H. Lewis visited in Racine

ing and fishing.
Mrs. T. Carney has gone to Free
port, Ill, on visit.
The bicycle factories are about
ready for the fall operations.
The girl baby is not SO badly off in
this campaign as usual. They can call
her Hanna.
OFT Petit is now looking for Fred
Engeps uniform and Col. buttons
sword Racine Times.
The trouble with the telling of a
joke IS that the listener usually insists
on telling another one.
Rev. and Mrs. Victor F. Brown
will be guests at the Southern during
their stay in Kenosha.
The Oliver Typewriter company.
that came near locating in Kenosha, is
doing well at Woodstock.
1t is reported now that Joseph
Dalton, ex-county clerk, is out for the
democratic nomination for the shrieval-
ty.
1t is not just the best way to con-
vert your opponents on the money
question to speak of their gatherings
as mobs "
Bryan has received his first appli
cation for office. One of his Lincoln
neighbors has asked to be made white
house coachman.
John Hartnell has purchased the
interest in the scow schooner German
hitherto owned by Charles Gregory,
and now becomes sole owner.
The friends Of Clay Clement will be
glad to see him again at the opera house
next Friday evening. He will play
Henry Irving's masterpiece The
Bells"
1t looks as though this year the
100000 900 and odd voters of the United
States were going to adopt the policy
of doing their thinking before the
election.
Mosquitoes, pest almost I'M
known in Kenosha have been making
their presence felt here this week.
The heavy rains and extreme heat is
the cause.
p. G. Torrey will give up his
charge Of the Stephenson farm on &C
count of continued Ill health and will
remove to Kenosha this fall and occupy
the Calkins property where F. 81. Hall
now lives.
If any one has desirable house at
low rent not far from the business por-
ton of town that he wants a desirable
tenant for, he should apply to this Of
fee. Possession not wanted until
about Sept. /. If
The Lake County Patriot somehow
figures it out that Kenosha has a
smaller assessment roll this year than
last, the same as Waukegan has. Oh,
no, Bro. Patriot. Our assessment roll
is over $4,000 larger.
The boys and men who congregate
about the city park on the lake front
have been making themselves obnox-
ious by their loud, obscene talk and
profanity, much to the annoyance of
residents in that vicinity.
Five years ago DR.. Pennoyer set
out a number of peach trees on the
Sanitarium grounds and they are now
bearing for the first time. A sample OF
the luscious fruit has been left on our
table and we pronounce it prime.
Ladies, clean your gloves with
Josephine Glove Cleaner, for sale only
by Barden & McArdle, headquarters
for dressed and undressed kid gloves in
all the most desirable shades. Gloves
fitted to the hand and warranted. nStf
-Chas. Ratke is the proud possessor
of two full blood Irish Setter dogs
named Boneparte and Josephine Which
were imported by the ". NJ. Hoyt Co.,
of Chicago, last week. The dogs are
registered stock and Charley feels
proud of them.
". Van Zandt has been about here
for several days taking orders for the
enlargement of pictures. He is now
enjoying the hospitality of Friend
Cropley. He got there because Of a
telegram from Chicago asking that he
be arrested. This took place Thurs
day evening. OF course, there being
no charge here against him, he could
be held but twenty-tour hours Before
that time was up Detective Tobin, Of
Chicago, came up and swore out war
rant on the charge that Van Zandt was
a fugitive from justice, and when he
was released from Jail Friday evening
this warrant was served on him and he
was taken back to jail to await the re-
turn of Detective Tobin, who went to
Madison to get requisition for him
honored so that he could be taken to
Chicago. Van Zandt says he will fight
extradition. He is wanted in Chicago
on charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
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