The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-10-15
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very sick.
The schooner Rising Star left for
Menominee Thursday.
The schooner Jura left for Pine
Lake Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Robbins, of Waukegan,
was in the city Thursday.
p. j. Hansen was arrested Thurs
day night for drunkenness.
Hugh Angus went to Chicago
Thursday to spend a few days.
This is the season when young
America takes on football guise.
Mrs. j. A. Jackson and Mrs. F. c..
Hannahs visited in Waukegan Thurs
day.
Perhaps Mr.. Bryan got his hair cut
simply to rebuke the football players at
Yale.
N. r. Aliens sons are figuring on
building a new addition to their tan
merry.
Miss Kate Lancaster, of Chicago,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse Sim
mons.
The report of the postal ballot Of
Chicago, seems to interest great
many
The windows and doors all over
the Sieg & Walpole factory are being
painted.
1t looks as if Senator Hill had dis
covered still another side to the politi
cal fence.
Frank Dean is building a new
house near the Chicago Rockford hO-
siery works.
The Juvenile band gave we'll at
day evening.
The schooner Joses came in
Thursday with a load of cord wood for
John O'Donnell.
Thomas HOLMAN, who was injured
at the Balm Wagon works last week, is
improving nicely.
There were more orders received
at the brass mill today than have been
taken in for weeks.
An addition to the west side of the
north end of the Sieg & WalpOle fac
tory is being built.
A man in whom party feeling has
got the better of judgment is afrequent
and lamentable sight.
Always tell people to do the things
they want to do and they will finally
grow very fond of you.
Superintendent j. 7. Quinn and
Fred Kershaw, of the Sterling works,
have gone to New York.
What is the difference between
Bryan and Barnum? Barnum has a
show and Bryan hasn't.
The thought of Chicago day and
its political contentious seems to have
stirred up party feeling
Miss Alice Lance is visiting her
sister, Mrs. j. Fl. Bradbury, in La
Grange, ILL.,, this week.
james Cavanagh returned Thurs
day from few days trip through the
nOrCnern part Ol Cn0 SLdIo'
Mrs. E. Daniels, of Kansas City,
who has been visiting Mrs. n. R. Allen,
left the city Thursday for Washington.
The French think that Cleveland
refused a third term. They are mis-
taken. He simply refused to quit fish
ing.
Mrs. John Hoye, of Chicago, came
up THU sday evening to spend Il few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
English.
The Sterling bicycle factory is put
ing on more men steadily, and is look
ing ahead to great season for the
| 1897 wheel.
Announcement is made that Miss
Della Sanderson and Charles l. Yule
were married at Oshkosh at noon last
Wednesday.
lowing to the lack of material at
Sieg & Walpoie's, the factory is not
now running Only few tool makers
are at work.
The dredge is at work at the chan
mel which is to run from the end of the
pier at the life saving station to the
opposite side of the river.
-Hoodlums should remember that
the speech candidate is not permitted
to make is bound to be one of the most
effective of the campaign.
The democrats played a little
game of freeze out with their speaker
John Toohy, Thursday evening.
1t seems very negligent, if not discour-
teous, to allow him to speak in cold
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Truesdell who have been
spending few days at Powers Lake
combining pleasure and business re-
port a splendid time but poor luck at
fishing.
We received today a letter from