The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-02

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| Peter Mcintosh spent Sunday in
Bristol in attendance upon Y.M. G. A.
convention.
| Miss Leone Baker and Willis Hall
spent Sunday in Bristol. They went
out on a tandem.
Henry Wyman, of Milwaukee, was q
guest Sunday in the family of Mrs
Martha Wyman.
Messrs. Brown and Bradley, of Chi
cago, tandemed here Sunday and are
calling on friends.
Il. B. Schwan, Joseph Saftig, Mike
Stollenwerk and Fl. Zeitler picniced
near Paris Sunday.
If any prairie chickens are shot round
Kenosha this fall they deserve place
| in dime museum.
Charles and Robert English, of Chi
cago, spent Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. Patrick English.
Mrs. ?. M. Glue and son, who have
been staying with friends here, re-
turned to Chicago Sunday.
Aid. Ernst FRANKIE returned Sunday
night from a two weeks visit in the
northern part of the state.
The ball game Sunday resulted in
Racine winning by a narrow margin of
two runs. Score % to q.
Mrs. Theodore Sauber, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Schmitt,
returned to Chicago today.
Rev. Dornfeld, pastor of the German
Lutheran church, ls confined to his
home with sprained ankle.
Rosie Dempsey, an employe of the
Windsor Spring company, cuther finger
rather severely on Saturday.
Wilson Carpenter. of Channel Lake,
rode in on his wheel Sunday to visit his
cousin, Miss May Sherwood.
A good crowd attended the picnic of
the Starlight Pleasure club in Park
City garden Saturday evening.
A grand picnic will take place on
Labor day in Park city gardens, for
the benefit of the striking miners.
Married, on Saturday by the Rev.
1. W. Corey, Earle G.. Krumune and
Marcella G. Reidy, both of Chicago.
Mrs. Carney, who recently fractured
her thigh by falling over defective
sidewalk, is reported nearly we'll.
T. j. Dale, the jeweler, has gone to
Canada on a visit to his parents. He
expects to be away until a week from
Wednesday.
Miss Tillie Klein returned to her
home in Defiance, o., Sunday. She
was called thither by an accident to
her mother.
Miss Tessie Hoye, Miss Anna Wynne
and John Murray, OF Chicago, came
down Sunday to attend the funeral of
Joseph Leonard.
George Rice, the bill clerk at the
American Express company's office,
has resigned his position, and c. A.
Knipperberg takes his place.
The concert given Sunday evening
by DR.. Minor G. Baldwin at the Ger
man Lutheran church was largely at
tended and proved splendid success.
A large number of Epworth
Leaguers went to North Prairie to hold
missionary meeting. There was no
evening service in the Methodist
church on that account.
A slight difference of opinion oc-
Cured Sunday morning between two
men outside the Garfield house. After
round or two they embraced each
other and all was peace.
Lester Saddler, who has been here
for the past two months putting in a
drying apparatus at the Chicago
Rockford Hosiery works, returned to
his home in Milwaukee Sunday even
ing.
B. F. Windsor, Fred Hannahs, Rob
Nicol, Ed. Pollard and Frank Chesley
rode on their wheels to Milwaukee
Sunday aud from thence to Whiteish
Bay. Their cyclometers registered los
miles.
The Gas company has on exhibition
at it's Office Welsbach arc light for
gas. The fixture is very handsome
affair; giving a brilliant illumination at
much less cost than the ordinary arc
light.
Miss Adeline Baker and her guest
Miss Emily Maynard, of Milwaukee
and Miss Ada Mae Bright and r. Verne
Baker returned Sunday night iron
Bristol where they had spent Saturday
and Sunday.
q. G.. Simmons will have new lot o
dock mt in a1Onp near the North