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

Died, at her home in Los Angeles,
Cal, July q, 1897, Miss Elsie R. Hand.
Look at the Kenosha department
stores new ad.
Miss banks returned from Chicago
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hull, of Edgewater, is visiting
with friends in this city.
The Octagon club met with Mrs. E
| S. Meers Tuesday afternoon.
| Miss Ludwig, of Bristol, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Grosyenor.
| E. t. Harris, of Chicago, was the
guest of j. ". Lewis Tuesday evening.
A Sterling tandem for rent by Clark
Hollister at Starkweather's drug
store. dwj31
They were lot of disgruntled fish
ermen who returned from the piers
Monday evening.
c. 81. Hurd, Misses Bessie and Ruth
and Master Ray leave Thursday for a
few days outing at Eagle lake.
Misses Julia and Helen Munson, OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are visiting the family
of their aunt, Mrs. Cynthia j. Tarbell.
Miss Clara Cappelen, one of Barden
& McArdle's clerks, is enjoying a
weeks vacation with relatives in Chi
cago.
W. II. Drake returned home Tues
day night from his long bicycle ride
He covered 275 miles altogether since
a week ago Sunday. The roads were
all good, he reports. He and his
daughter were out on visiting tour.
Ifyou want to go to Racine with any
comfort keep off the lake shore road.
The electric railway and bicycle path
had it pretty we'll cut up, but now
comes the telephone company with a
gang of men to set new line of poles.
j. B. Davidson's new house on
Prairie avenue has Just been further
embelished by the addition of light
ming rod, which was put on by his
father in lw, Mr.. Kyle, who is in the
| lightning rod business, and is ready to
take contracts for more work of the
same kind.
| A woman whose name we will with
hold for certain reasons, took her hus-
bands trousers a day or two ago and
soaked them we'll in dye tub and then
put them out to dry. Someone sug-
gested that she leave them on the line
over night, since the night air was
specially recommended for such work
She did so and next morning they were
gone. Some tramp had evidently
" lifted" them.
Since you must wear glasses, better
save your money and your temper by
having an oculist fit them. DR.. Cam
field tests the eyes and makes the
glasses to order by new method that
perfectly restores weak sight, cures
headache, dizziness. double vision and
all forms Of eye strain. Every evening
from 6.to 9 and all day on Saturdays
and Sundays at residence 1863 Chicago
street, until Sept. LIST. DIV
Lou Yeoman and a friend named
Chalfant of Kenosha, rode down to
Waukegan on bicycles today. Chaltant
rode chainless model for the '98 Ster-
ling. He had developed hot box on
his trip to Waukegan, and local riders
who tried the wheel said it would have
to be further improved before it would
be as satisfactory as the chain wheel.
1t was pretty bicycle to look at
Waukegan Register.
Mrs. o. G. King and daughter, Mrs.
Alfred Nc K. Weed, very pleasantly
entertained a number of friends at
their home on Park avenue Tuesday
evening. The dining room and table
we're lastly decorated in pink and
white. Miss Elizabeth Charles assist
ed. Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames W. W. Strong, Peter Fisher,
Lewis Balm, ". 81. Saunders, 0. M.
Calkins, j. 81. Charles, G. n. Frost,
Ezra Simmons and Mrs. Mary Martin.
The bicycle path is progressing.
The cinders and gravel which were ex-
pected on the Berryville end of the
path have been delayed, but the grad
ing has gone steadily on and at pres
ent three teams are busy in preparing
for the curbing and filling. Several
loads of lumber were hauled from here
this morning to be used in the curling.
1t is reported that the path will be
finished and ready for use by the mid
die of August. At present the wheel
ING between here and the Belle city is