The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-06

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Sunday.
David Vaughn went to Racine
Sunday.
Peter Larsen was taken in drunk
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fl. Blair were in
Racine Sunday.
John Michan, of Waukegan, is
visiting friends here.
Leroy W. Cuyler, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Col. W. w. Strong.
Eddie Starkweather, of Edgewater,
is visiting Mrs. j. B. Starkweather.
Miss Forrest and Richie Kimball
are spending few days in Chicago.
Mrs. 81. II. Marcusson, of La
Grange, H., is the guest of Mrs. J. B.
Starkweather.
Prof. and Mrs. Stewart, of Golden,
Colorado, are guests at Mrs. j. B.
Starkweather.
The members of st. James church
are talking of holding fair the last
week in October.
Miss Mae Maher, of Chicago, is
spending her vacation with her cousin,
Miss Margaret Dorsey.
Adam Metten got full of tangle
foot while in Waukesha Saturday and
got into the pen by reason thereof.
Rev. w. G. Rogers, of Cleveland,
Ohio, preached two excellent sermons
at the Congregational church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. P. Sherborne,
of Philadelphia, have returned home
after visit in the family of F. Fl. Hall.
Conrad Shearer, of Somers, went
out to Wilmot Sunday to attend the
institute which is being held there this
week.
Alex Huck and Matt Bode left
Sunday on their wheels for Port Wash
ington. They expect to return We'd
nesday.
The biggest record ever made for
one day at the public library was made
last Saturday. Just 100 books were
drawn.
Will Tanning, who broke his collar
bone some time ago while out wheeling,
thinks he will be able to return to work
by next week.
Eva and Jessie House, the little
daughters of Dwight House, have gone
on a visit to their grandmother at
Bluffton, Ohio.
DIR. L. Barnard, graduate OF the
Philadelphia Optical College, will be at
DR.. Gillespie's Office August 4th, 9Th,
9th, 7th and 9Th.
There is talk of re-organizing the
republican club of this city, of which
O. M. Petit is president and Horace
G.. Cole secretary.
The leanings of the Kenosha coun-
ty delegation to the state convention
are three for Scofeld, three for Elliott
and one for LaFollette.
The apple crop promises to be
quite large in this section of the state.
People having orchards say they never
saw the trees so loaded before.
"A number of the friends Of Mrs.
Herbert Crook gave her a surprise
party Saturday evening in honor of her
birthday. A fine time is reported.
Since the names of the streets have
been posted up on the newly annexed
territory our city shows quite a broad
extent from the western limits to the
lake.
The town of Paris not being rep
resented in the county convention Sat-
urday, M. O. Myrick was chosen to
cast three votes in the convention for
the town.
Farmers report that the heavy
rains, while being benefit to corn and
potatoes, has done considerable injury
to the grain. That which was still
standing was so damaged that only a
small portion can be harvested.
Master Everett Rogers, of Somers,
met with a painful accident Thursday
forenoon. He was engaged helping the
men haul fax by driving the team on
the wagon. Some way or other the lad
lost his hold and fell behind the horses,
the front wheel passing over his body.
A Mckinley and Sound Money club
has been organized at Bristol with
twenty eight members on the charter
roll. They have organized for work
and the club is differed as follows:
j. B. Shumway, president; c. E. Will
1iams, first vice president; F. R. Sny
der, second vice president; j. Dixon,
secretary, and F. R. Lavey, treasurer.
The Sterling Bicycle club will not
occupy the Jordan property on Park
avenue for a club house. Arrangements
had been about completed to lease the
place, when some of the neighbors
raised objections on&he ground that a
club house would become a nuisance
and the peace of the neighborhood
would be disturbed. And the Sterling
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