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

Fred Piehl, of Chicago, is spending a
few days with his parents.
F. Funger, of Pittsburg, spent Mon
day with his brother in town.
George Cline, Al. Cline and Geo.
King, of Racine, spent Monday in
town.
Charles Gruis won second place in
the half mile amateur race at Racine
Monday.
Mrs. Young, of saltwater, Mimi, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Whitaker.
/ L. z. COTE, of Evanston, has been
spending a few days with his parents
in this city.
George Day, an old-time Chicago
printer, was in town Monday calling
on the boys.
Miss Jennie Chandler, who has been
visiting Mrs. L. Hall, returned to Chi
cago Monday.
Misses Elizabeth Cline and Mamie
Shea, of Racine, spent Sunday and
Monday here.
G. NJ. Young came down from Mil
waukee to spend Sunday and Monday
with Kenoshans.
George Holderness and Bert Frantz
left Monday night for weeks vacation
at Lake Geneva.
Misses Ida and Laura Huck, Pauline
Schend and Lulu Zahnen spent Labor
Day at Ideal Park.
The three Lippert brothers who rode
from Chicago on their triplet are visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Lottie and Len Hannahs re-
turned Monday night from visit with
friends in Lake Forest.
Twenty eight barrels of beer, besides
whiskey and other liquors were con-
sumed at Ideal park Monday afternoon.
Remember next Saturday is the day
for the union Epworth league picnic at
John Pedley's. Go and have a good
time.
There was quite nice breeze on the
road to Racine on Labor Day caused
by the escape of air from punctured
tires.
Edward Bain's horse that was stolen
from him some time ago, was found
Monday by the road side few miles
from here.
A number of local sports took in the
Harlem races Labor day and most of
them returned with fat, well-favOred
pocketbooks.
1t is said that one of our Main street
jewelers. hit the Detroit book at Har-
lem so hard Monday that it discontin-
ued operations.
Let the Epworth leaguers turn out
i for a good time at the union Epworth
league picnic at John Pedley's next
Saturday Sept. IL.
VIM. Wolf farmer living four miles
south of here, had a light bay and a
black mare stolen from his premises
last Saturday night.
Dir. and Mrs. J. Riddle COTE arrived
from New York Monday afternoon.
They are visiting DR.. Goffe's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. COTE.
c. Anderson and G.. Gurgesen, two
old watch case factory hands, and now
living in Chicago, were in town the
last two or three days looking up old
friends.
It was fortunate for some of the
visitors to Ideal park that there was a
bright moon when they returned,
otherwise they would never have
reached home.
Miss Winitred MARITIME, who has
been spending the summer with friends
here, has returned to her home in
Grand Rapids, Mich, to resume her
duties as teacher.
For sale cheap-374 acres of choice
farm land on state line in town of
Bristol for $33 per acre, the Henry
Taylor estate. For particulars address
John R. TAYLOR. Russell, III. *19
The recently formed social and lit
erary club had a picnic on Mrs. F. j.
Tuttle's lawn Monday evening. After
lunch the party withdrew to the house
where the remainder of the evening
was spent with games. The club will
hold it's first regular meeting with
Mrs. futile Wednesday evening.
G.. McSwain, A. Wilson and Frank
Chesley drove out TO Ideal park Mon
day afternoon. About IL o'clock when
Chesley wanted to return home he
could not find his companions and had
to make the homeward journey alone.
The other members of the party
" hoofed" it and arrived this morning.
The first football practice of the
season took place on the Brass mill