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

Mrs. N. A. remover is The gueSG OF
friends in Toledo, O.
Mike Bode has just returned from a
trip through the west.
Mrs. Fl. 81. Cummings, of Belvidere,
is a guest at the Sanitarium.
C. W. Dickinson, of Chicago, and B.
j. More visited the Sterling today.
Mrs. Ezra Simmons, though still Sc
riously i'll, is reported some better.
Harry Roberts, of Racine, was in the
city today. He rode in on his wheel.
The route of the bicycle path from
Pike river to the city was staked out
today.
G.. O'Malley has returned to his home
in Chicago after several weeks visit
with friends here.
The Sisters of St. Mary at Kemper
Hall have gone into retreat for the re-
mainder of this week.
James Cavanagh is in Madison to-
day arguing the Newell vs.. Clapp case
in the supreme court.
Miss Mabel Tillotson is the happy
possessor of a fine new piano, bought
of E. S. Wilson, Oshkosh.
Mrs. c. Trott, of Youngstown, Ohio,
| is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Balm on Park avenue.
Mrs. Hess Burr, who has been at the
Sanitarium for the past few weeks, ex-
poets to take her departure Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Mcclellan, who has
been spending the past few weeks with
friends in Fargo, N. D., returned to
her home today.
A large hunting party consisting OF
several local sportsmen, is planning a
trip to the northern part of the state
the last of next week.
G.. W. Barrett sold a fine team O
horses to Reber & Martin Tuesday.
Today Mr.. Barrett left for Chicago
with pair of bay PAGERS.
Miss Rosa Dempsey is confined to
her bed as the result of injuries sus-
tanned in collision with a delivery
wagon while riding her wheel.
Lulu Becker has taken a position as
stenographer in Racine, and Mamie
Weller a similar place with the city
clerk. Both are College of Commerce
| students.
!, T. A. Lawson, of Chicago, was in
the city Tuesday overlooking the
grounds relative to charging the
grounds and increasing the facilities Of
the Northwestern railway.
F.B. Rose, who has been written to
respecting the position occupied by
P. Fl. Mcintosh, will be here sometime
next week to look over the institution
before answering the invitation.
Mrs. Anna Werve Kupfer returned
last Monday from a three weeks visit
to friends in Milwaukee, Port Wash
ington and Sheboygan. She reports
having had very enjoyable time.
Fred Gleichman had horse, saddle
and bride stolen from his premises last
Saturday night. The animal was
found on Sunday near the Crosby farm
but the saddle and bride we're miss
ing.
Henry Hall has just received a letter
from his brother, John Hall, formerly
of this city, stating that he is in the
Klondike region and giving some inter
esting information concerning the gold
fields.
Frank Holderness, who bruised his
hand some time ago, is now suffering
quite seriously from the injury. Blood
poisoning set in and it will be necss-
sary to lance the hand at least once,
but probably two or three times.
The little 4-year- old son of the late
William Borkenhagen died Saturday
and the funeral was held Monday from
the German Lutheran church. This
funeral made the eighth in ten months
among the near relatives of the family.
Numerous complaints have been
made lately of the scarcity of gas on
Park street. In consequence of these
complaints Mr.. Bowen instituted a
search for the cause and found it in
several bad leaks along the main. This
discovery will probably result in new
main on Park street in the very near
future.
The work on the government pier is
just about reaching completion. The
Last piles were driven Tuesday. 1t
only remains now to finish the protec
ton and throw in the stones. This is
at present delayed by the absence Of
the contractors. When once begun,
however, it will only require two or
three days to get the ragged ends out
of the way.
On Sunday last a certain young man