The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-21
From Saturdays daily J

Mrs. Gus Jacob is on the sick list.
John Schmitt is repainting his house
on Exchange street.
Mr.. Sheridan has returned from a
business trip in the east.
James Powles, of Evansville, spent
Friday with friends in the city.
Miss Ida Thomas, of Chicago, is the
guest of Mrs. q. G. Simmons, Jr.
A new porch is being built on the
front of Dr.. Saunders residence.
George Yeoman left Oct. Is for Mex
leo, where he-Will spend the winter in
pursuit of health.
The Lake County Patriot, of Wau-
kegan, rOasts the new combination Of
dailies there pretty hard
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Fl. Leach, of Chi
cago, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Whitaker on Park avenue.
No trace has as yet been found of the
thieves who broke into Fl. G. Schulz,
hardware store on Park street Thurs
day night.
Mrs Q. NJ. Petit has returned from
Kansas City whittier she was called
not long since by the unfortunate acct
dent which befell her husband.
The Dewes' Brewing company, of
Chicago, has rented the double store
building on North Chicago street,
owned by Albert Zens, has taken out
the partition and is going to put id q
fancy saloon. The large hall adjoining
the building is also being reftted, and
a stage is being put up. The concern
intends to make concert hall of this,
where free entertainments will be given
three times week.
\ north side merchant is bewailing
the loss Of a roll Of bills mot dodgers)
amounting to about $75, which mystic
rously disappeared from his place of
business % few days since. Whether
the money was lost in or about the
store, or whether some long fingered
individual made this Kloldike strike
is not known, but several people with
more money in their possession at just
this particular occasion, than is their
usual fortune to possess, are being
closely watched.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Thomey were
very pleasantly surprised by number
of their friends at their home on Chi
cago street Friday evening. Though
several Kenoshans were present the
party was arranged and consisted
chiefly of friends from Pleasant Prai
RE. The evening was spent in playing
progressive euchre, after which deli
cate refreshments were served The
games continued until quite late in the
evening, and when the guests departed
they all expressed themselves as hav-
ing spent a most enjoyable evening.
Deer hunters who go to the northern
woods this fall will not be lonesome.
Hundreds of applications have already
been sent in by deer hunters from all
parts of the country. In Marinette
county there will be three hundred
hunters alone with applications still
pouring in. There seems to be some
misunderstanding in regard to the law,
as many taking out licenses think they
are good only in the county where is
sued. Although the law designates a
number of counties where licenses
shall be issued they are good in any
part of the state.
A young cyclist who was scorching
down Deming street Friday afternoon,
gained so much impetus by the time
4 he reached Durkee avenue that he
nearly struck the breakwater before he
could come to state of stability. he
rushed off the pavement at the rate o.
fifty miles an hour, when he crossed
the sand on Durkee his wheel was still
going at headlong rate, and on strik-
ing a sudden rise in the ground threw
the rider several feet in advance Of the
bike" He turned several somer-
sault and landed on the brink of the
water, sour but wiser youth.