The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-07-23

Of CIRCUMFERENCE, to exchange for real estate in
Kenosha or Racine County. Will pay some
cash to boot. or assume mortgage. Partleu-
lars on application. Address Box ia, Keno
sha WISCONSIN 6tf
Will Senne is taking a weeks va
cation.
And neither Bryan nor Mckinley
rides bicycle.
John Taylor visited friends in
Waukegan Saturday.
A new carpet has been laid in the
Congregational church.
The Sterling Cycle works shut
down Saturday night for week.
The German Veterans went to
Racine Sunday to attend picnic.
Philip and William Wells spent
Saturday and Sunday in Waukegan.
Mrs. T. P. Sherborne, of Philadel-
phia, is a guest in the family of F. Fl.
Hall.
The late sudden changes in the
weather have been productive of much
illness.
Some complaint comes in from the
county that the army worm is doing
some damage.
Rev. C. H. Rogers spent Sunday in
Milwaukee and preached at the Pill
grim church.
One way for French president to
become popular is to be shot with a
blank cartridge.
If the army worm eats the cram
berry crop now, what shall we all do
next Thanksgiving 2
Rev l. L. Cory. of Pilgrim church,
Milwaukee, preached at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday.
The tax redemption notice is being
prepared by the county clerk and is
almost ready for publication.
1t is about time to revive the
stories of third-term boom in cOnnec-
ton with a third party ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Moore and
two children of Milwaukee spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Moore.
-Mervin Pierce and Mrs. George
Linton, of Eau Claire, Wis, are here
visiting friends and relatives for few
days.
John Ward, Mrs. Owen O'Hare
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvey de-
parted Sunday for Hooker's lake to
spend the week.
David B. Hill has only few more
weeks to decide whether his convictions
about finance are in conflict with his
conviction that he is democrat.
Frank Gleason, the man who was
sent to Waupun for six months for
stealing Prof Flasch's overcoat, has
served his term and is about town
again.
-Kenosha must have sensation oc-
casionally so as to be in line with her
neighbors, but when they come two
and three at time it's rushing matters
too fast.
Mrs. E. W. Blinn has presented
the public library with one year of
Harper's and Mrs. Leeman, of Fremont
avenue, has given three years of the
same magazine and two years of the
Century.
If the peoples party convention at
st. Louis results in a bolt no one ought
to be surprised. Bolts are the fashion.
Up to date this year there hasn't been
a single national political convention
which has consented to do without
one.
DIR. and Mrs n. A. Pennoyer de-
Ightfully entertained about fifty of
their friends Saturday evening, the
occasion being the twenty fifth ami
versary of their marriage Supper was
served at o'clock in the spacious din
ing room of the Sanitarium, the room
and tables being Hastily decorated for
the occasion. During the repast music
was discoursed by mandolin orches-
ira, and later in the evening Mrs.
Adler, of Chicago, who is guest of
Mrs. Pennoyer, sang most charmingly,
and Miss Adler of New Orleans, pi-
anist of note rendered several selections
in very artistic manner. The many
friends of DR.. and Mrs. Pennoyer con-
graduate them upon their having reach
ed the twenty fifth milestone of married
life and wish them another quarter of a
century of prosperity and happiness.