The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-07-29

Fl. E. Remer has returned from a
visit among friends and relatives in
Illinois.
If you have any screen doors or win
dows in need of repairs, take them to
Mrs. G. Grant. If
Louis Bohmrich has returned from
New York, where he has been engaged
for the past few days on legal business.
Mike Bode, Joe Pitts and the Misses
Margaret and Barbara Faber returned
Monday evening from a trip to Grand
| Rapids.
Pearls are again being found in the
Pecatorica river at Monroe and OAR
lington. They are found in the pearl
bearing clam.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Crosby, of
Woodwork, were in the city Monday
evening. They attended the Ministries
at the opera house.
The following parties who have been
spending some time at Geneva Lake,
returned to this city Monday evening:
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Theirs and daugh-
ter Adelaide, Mr.. AID Mrs. FL. Fl. Mar
cusson. Miss Jessie Walker and Arthur
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Rowe celebrated
their third wedding anniversary Mon
day evening by inviting few friends
in to play whist, after which some very
dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Messrs. and Mes
danes Nathan Allen, Clarence Remer,
E. Chalfant, Zalmon Simmons, and
Miss Head and Mr.. KershaW.
Glass eyes won't last forever. The
acid in the tears roughens them in
time. Our artificial eyes are as dura-
BILE as the best, and our chief pride is
in their naturalness. DR.. Garfield
will only be in Kenosha one month
more. He will see patients every even
ing from 7 to 8, and all day Saturdays
and Sundays until Sept. l, at his
residence, 1868 Chicago street. DIV
Farmers residing in the town of Mt.
Pleasant, Racine county, and Somers,
Kenosha county, claim that the track
of the new electric railway between
Racine and Kenosha in many places is
being laid in the right of way, and
have called upon the town board to
prevent it. Owners of property along
the right of way have prevented work
men from cutting down their trees, and
trouble is feared, as the farmers hold
that railway and a bicycle path is too
much to take out of one road.
Those who come from out of town
say that vegetation in and about Keno
sha seems to be exceedingly stunted.
Those from the northern part of the
state say that in that locality crops are
| in fourishing condition and the lawns
are unusually green and fresh. The
dry, scorched state of all kinds of vege-
tation in this section is noticed with
great surprise by those outsiders, while
to the eyes of even the local farmers
the prospects do not seem exceedingly
bad.
The high winds and consequent per-
turbed state Of the water which have
prevailed of late, have caused sus-
pension of work on the government
pier. The last 100 foot crib, which
has been ready for sinking sometime,
| is awaiting a calmer sea. The men
employed on this job are idle and loaf
| ing about the docks until such a time
when wind and wave shall subside.
Ten days of quiet weather would suf-
| flee to complete the work, IS all that
remains is to sink the crib and build
the superstructure.
The Georgia MINISTRIES were greeted
with large audience Monday night.
There was disappointment when it was
announced that Billy Kersands would
not be present owing to sickness. The
company was organized in Racine and
it was their first performance outside
that city, considering which it was
creditable. Rusco has the nucleus Of a
good company and with practice they
NAV round to as first class company.
There seemed to be lack of confidence
in each other all through, largely, no
doubt, because of the fact that the
members were all more or less new to
each other.
There will be a baby show and
mothers convention held in Mr..
Gaines grove on Friday of this week,
beginning at ] p. m. Mothers con-
vention will be held from 2 to 4. Mrs.
D. G. John, of Milwaukee, will speak
on " How to Educate Our Girls" DR..
Kate Nc Gregor Boomer, late from
India, will speak on India mothers.
There will be other speakers. An
interesting entertainment will be given
in the evening. Supper from 5 to Z.
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