The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1896-08-27

Mosquitoes linger.
Grapes are plentiful.
Crash suits are passe.
Peaches are at their height
DIR. M. G. Smith is on the sick list.
Miss Lily Klein, of Racine, visited
friends here Sunday.
The crop Of campaign buttons is
rapidly growing larger.
The green apple season is proving
a bonanza for the doctors.
Nearly every day sees some new
invention in bicycle lamps.
Miss Anna Hammelsen, of Racine,
visited friends here Monday.
Summer belts and crash suits are
being disposed of in job lots.
Fewer straw hats are seen on the
streets as September approaches.
-Aman Staggers is the name OF
prohibitionist living near Manitowoc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robinson are re-
ioicing over the advent of new boy.
Miss Agnes O'Brien, who visited
friends in Waukegan, has returned
home.
Miss Carrie Morgan, of Rockford,
ILL.,, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Lloyd.
These cool days gives one an ap-
petite for Bailey's coffee, the family
favorite. dW
George and Albert Carney, of
Waukegan, arr guests of their mother,
Mrs Thomas Carney.
Many tennis courts about this city
overgrown with grass attest the decline
OF interest in the game.
Mrs. Hannah Brown has been
granted a restoration and additional
with widows pension.
A restaurant keeper at Oshkosh
advertises that he will fill the crack IN
any mans face for twenty-five cents.
Insist on having just what you call
for when you go to buy Hoods Sarsa7
parilla, the One True Blood Purifier
and nerve tonic.
Among the Waukegan visitors from
Kenosha Sunday we're Frank Wells,
Len Wells, Joseph Binneman AID
Charles Anderson.
Marsh Barber accidentally sprain-
ed the ankle of his left foot Monday
evening. 1t is not so bad but that he
can get around on it.
William McDermott, of the W. ..
Telegraph Co., is taking his vacation.
Miss Bertha L. Logan, of Chicago, is
substituting for him.
Miss Jane Swift, student of the
College of Commerce, is filling Miss
Corcoran's place as stenographer for
Cavanagh & Fisher during Miss C.'s
vacation.
How about new suit for fall ?
We are showing an immense new line
of all the latest foreign and domestic
woolens. Our prices are the lowest.
B. HERMANN & Co.
e. G.. Timme is attending the Re-
publican National League convention
now in session at Milwaukee. Mr.
Timme has been elected delegate from
the first congressional district to the
national league.
One of the locks which was sawed
off at the jail at the time of the delivery
a little over week ago, was found
Sunday on the railroad track south of
the city and was brought in and given
to Sheriff Cropley. It shows the lock
bars to have been sawed through leav-
ing them as plugs in the lock proper
Israel, who has been travelling under
the name Frank Miller, tells Sheriff
Cropley that the knife, with which the
wooden door was cut out of, was one
which Mcclure had stolen from
young man who had been put into the
jail drunk. The knife was stolen
for the purpose for which it was used.
"A certain farmer in Pleasant Prai-
RE, whose name we have for the pres
ent agreed to withhold, has applied for
a divorce from his wife. The grounds
stated are that his wife is living with
his brother, child being the result of
the new union, and she has said that
she loved the brother better and he
might go where and do as he pleased.
The complaint was served on the
woman Monday and the case will
probably be heard during the Septem-
Der term of the court. Lloyd & Nc
DoWell are attorneys for the COM
plainant.