The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-16


year.
The police don't find much to do
these days.
John Muenzer went to Salem 70
spend Sunday.
Not an arrest was made for drunk
enness Sunday.
L. S. Fowler, Of Woodwork,
threshed his crop of rye on Friday.
1t looks as though Grover Cleve-
land didn't have any party Whatever.
Brown & Schroeder, the people pho
tographers. Successors to B. LaMarsh
Wasn't there a third term boom
mentioned somewhere about six months
ago?
Mrs. j. FL. Wattles, of Kanas City,
Mo, is visiting her sister Mrs. C. W.
Wattles.
Mrs. Cinema Ames and Mrs. Mather
of Chicago, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. W. Blum.
The "boy orator Of the Platte"
evidently has very persuasive outfit
of vocal cords.
The Windsor club came out just
about even on it's Fourth of July races
and wild west show.
"A manufacturer of shirt waists
from Racine is here trying to. arrange
for big special sale.
The vacant room just north of
Starkweather's drug store has been
rented for bicycle business.
George Fred Williams failed on
the vice presidency, but he might win
golf championship or so.
Chief Stemm caught c. j. Sullivan
in the act of assaulting John Harkins
Saturday and arrested him.
Presumably that good looking
young lady from Iowa is still cheering
for your Uncle Horace Boies..
WIN. Firchow, of Woodwork, cut
and bound ripe oats on Saturday.
They are we'll filed and plump.
w. W. Cooper addressed an open
air mass meeting at the Second NJ. E..
church in Racine Sunday evening.
Photographs were never SO cheap as
now, and they were never better made
in Kenosha than by Brown & Schroeder.
Sunday was the warmest day of
the season, the thermometer at Hack
ley's corner registering go at 3 o'clock.
August Hilgendorf, who is await
ing trial on the charge of numbering his
wife, has transferred his property to his
sons.
Louis Bohmrich attended the meet
ing of the Wisconsin semi centennial
committee in Milwaukee Tuesday after
noon.
David B. Hill still has CT am a
democrat" motto with him, but it
seems to be good deal frazzled
around the edges.
Even the lake afforded no relief
from the heat Of Sunday. The west
wind coming from the prairies, was as
through from off furnace.
-Tillman says free silver is Sec
tional issue. Jones says free silver is
not sectional issue. They should be
permitted to withdraw for. consulta-
ton.
One of the saddest cases in the Sc
curing of pensions by old soldiers comes
to light in the fact that Lorenzo Gill
bert has just been granted one-but he
is dead.
The Aetnas went to Racine Sun
day to show them how to play ball.
They ran up against the Racine Unions
and came home with the score II to Is
against them.
Perhaps the worst misfortune
about the nomination of Mr.. Bryan is
the incentive it will give to young men
to become orators. See what oratory
has done for him?
Rev. VIC. Rogers, of Cleveland, O.,
is a guest of his cousin, Rev. c. Fl.
Rogers. He occupied the pulpit of
the Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening.
A neighbor upon being asked if his
potatoes had suddenly ripened or with
cred by reason of drouth, he promptly
responded that it was because of the
democratic convention.
David Vaughn, while on the way
between here and Racine Sunday, had
one hand cut and scratched and his
pants torn by jumping into a barb wire
fence to escape lady cyclist.
If the finance situation ever forces
Grover Cleveland to write another
message, the document will be very
handy for distribution by Mark Hanna
as Mckinley campaign literature.
The number of candidates who
allowed their names to be used as vice
presidential possibilities, but who didn't
want the nomination under any cir
cumstances, was unusually large.
Nicola Tesla says he believes that
a man might live two hundred years If
he would sleep large part of the time.
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