The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-06-03
From Thursdays Daily.

/ IdhiISs
There are three cases of diphtheria
in the city.
The holes along the lake shore are
beng filed up.
Special bargains this week at Turn
er's, the Florist. If
Mrs. Theodore Knapp spent We'd
nesday in Racine.
Mrs. George Reynolds spent Wed )
nesday in Chicago.
R. II. Meiser, of Racine, is calling on
friends in this city.
Mrs. Melissa Utter is building a new
house on South street.
A. A. Rel transacted business in
Pleasant Prairie Wednesday.
r. Fl. Jenkins, of Milwaukee. trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Chicago attorneys, police and de-
tectives are in evidence in the city of
late.
Colin Fyfe, Chicago attorney, spent
Wednesday afternoon with G.. R. Nc
DOwell.
Ed. Tanning has gone to Pittsburg
to work for the Duquesne Bicycle
company.
The police have arrested forUy-two
offenders since the opening of the cur
rent term.
Mrs. Rouse Simmons has gone to
Chicago on a visit of few days with
Mrs. B. P. Hutchinson.
1t is a great pity that the police are
so busy as not to be able to accept that
invitation from New York.
Mrs. N. A. Rowe returned from her
visit with her sister, Mrs. w S. For
rest, Wednesday evening.
All laboring men not residing in this
city, who were employed on the grad
ing, have returned to their homes.
Mrs. j. W. Skinkle and her grand
daughter, Miss Alice Skinkle, are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. George D.
Head.
Miss Scholer, of Chicago, has re-
turned to her home after short visit
with her grandfather, Philip Lentz,
and other friends.
| The ball given by the A. 0. Fl. at
| Central Music hall Wednesday was
we'll attended and all reports tell of a
very pleasant time.
The transfers are coating Park
avenue and Main street with sand,
which Sits through their wagons on
the way from the scene of excavation.
The schooner Capron has been sold
to 81. M. Nelson, of Racine. She will
be fitted up and placed in command of
Capt. Andrew Anderson, who recently
lost the scow Contest on the beach
here.
Peter Millison has in his possession
three carpenters saws and one saw set,
recently found by him on the railroad
track. They were probably stolen by
some tramp, as they were found in the
nei ghborhood of the tramps' head
quarters.
The prizes at the Fortnightly club,
which met at Miss Aliens Wednesday
afternoon, were taken by Miss Head
and Miss Baldwin. The next meeting
is to be held at Mrs. Wilkinson's. Two
new members, ~Mesdames F. A. Black
man and Thomas Moore, were elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. JacobY, who have re-
Gently come from Charleston, West
Virginia, have moved into John
Schmitt's house on the corner of Dem
ing and Exchange streets. Mr.. Jacoby
has been employed as the leader Of the
Windsor band. He is a very fine
violinist ard will be a fine addition to
the local stock of musicians.
The Gibney company was met by a
fair sized audience Wednesday evening
at the Rhode opera house. The play
was the "Gypsy Dancing Girl" 1t
was one of the best presented plays of
the week. The part taken by NJ. FL.
Roe, as Basil Golight" was very we'll
played, while Mr.. GibneY as " Uncle
Silas" was about as good as they are
allowed to be-. Mrs. Fizzlewitz" was
excellent, and all the other parts of
| the play were we'll sustained.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
has decided to rebuild its line between
Racine and here. Supt. T. J. Gal
lagher was in Racine Monday and to-
gether with Manager Herman made a
trip TO this city, after which it was
decided to make the improvement.
Mr.. Gallagher has promised Charles 81.
Washburn, who is chairman of the
Racine committee which has in hand
the building of the bicycle path be-
| twaon thorn and here that tho nn1aS