The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-06-04
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There are now sixty eight people
getting support from the city.
Miss Minnie Jones, of Chicago, is a
guest of her cousins, the Misses Rector.
John Adamson, of Chicago, is home
on visit to his mother, and old friends.
Mrs. Emory A. Lewis and daugh
ter, Miss Ada, spent Sunday in Chica-
go.
Misses Minnie, Sarah, Kittie and
Anna Ward spent Saturday in Chi
cago.
The yacht Hawthorne was in port
here Sunday. She came up from Chi
cago.
The schooner Argo went to Racine
Sunday to go on dry dock there for re-
pairs.
j. C. Beye came down from Osh-
kosh to spend Sunday with friends
here.
Miss Allie Bell has gone to Rock
ford for couple of weeks visit at her
home.
Mrs. A. C. Sinclair, of Ravens
wood, spent Sunday in Kenosha with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Stokes, of
Denver, are here visiting Chas. F.
Stokes. ~,
Bicycling between here and Ra-
cine Saturday and Sunday was very
popular.
Miss Jean Bennett, of Chicago,
spent Sunday and Monday with friends
in this city.
Conrad MuntZenberger is reported
to be so i'll that his recovery is con-
sidered doubtful.
Mrs. VIM. Lincoln, of Racine,
spent Memorial day with her aunt,
Mrs. S. N. Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcintyre, of
Chicago, and Miss Pearl Williams are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Rice on
Grand avenue.
The entertainment given at the
high school auditorium by the pupils in
honor of Memorial day was an excellent
one. 1t lasted nearly four hours.
Mrs. Bennett and daughter Lillian,
of Marietta, Ca, spent Sunday in this
city, guests of Judge Van Wyck. Mrs.
Bennett is daughter of the judge.
"A prominent bicyclist got little
too much tanglefoot down after the
races Saturday and could not act civ
lily to Officer O'Hare and so was ar
rested.
In half hour trip to Racine Sun
day, one bicyclist counted sixty-four
wheelmen coming down here from Ra-
cine. 1t is believed that two or three
hundred came down during the day.
The members of the Uniform rank
Z. of P. turned out in the parade Me-
mortal day and made a fine appear
ance. This organization is composed |
of young men who are credit to our
city.
w. N. Shandrew has purchased
from James O'Donnell the house and
fifty feet of ground on Durkee avenue,
now occupied by G.. W. Johnston. Mr..
buys the property as an in
vestment.
The members of the G.. A. r. and |
Woman's Relief Corps wish to thank
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton for the beautiful flowers donated
for memorial day use. The kindness is
The yachts Mamie and Argo are to
run ten mile race off Kenosha some
time this summer There is a 500
agreement up in the matter. 1t is said
that these two yachts have come to-
gether every year the past three years
and each time the Mamie has won.
The exercises at the cemetery Me-
mortal day consisted of the ritual ex-
ercises of the G.. A. r., fine speech by
A. c. Boyington, a short exercise by
girls, under the auspices of the W. R.
c., the regular salute by the G.. A. r.
post and the decoration of the monu-
ment and graves.
Street Commissioner Boyle and
Jacob Peters were in Chicago Satur-
day and took trip in the Ferris
wheel. They got started just as the
tornado struck, and got pretty
badly scared. They are telling today
about the hail stones falling as big as
len's eggs, and the wind as strong as
20 blow down several small sheds and
houses Whereabouts. They went on up,
ust the same.
There were circumstances sur
the death of George Krethen,
whose funeral was held this morning
rom St. Georges church, which made
t sad one beyond the usual. 1t
seems that he with another boy started
off some time ago with some money to
see the sights of the country with as
little expense as possible. They had
Visited Colorado and Texas points of
interest and swung around by way of
New Orleans and st. Louis to Indiana.