The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-04-22
Miss Elizabeth Lippert is on the sick

Miss Elizabeth Lippert is on the sick
list.
Frank Head, of Utica. n. X, was in
Kenosha Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Love9oy are spend
ing their honeymoon in Waukegan.
Chester Allen and Arthur Jebb went
hunting Tuesday and bagged good
number Of jacksnipes.
/ We cave. We can't keep up the
pace. The Gazette man has a new
granddaughter in addition to the new
grandson.
In spite Of, or possibly on account Of,
the notice published by Chief of Police
Stemm, complaints against bicyclists
are still numerous.
The Sterling bicycle Factory had its
roof blown off by the severe gale Sun
day night. It is being repaired by the
Jones Roofing company, of Racine.
Herbert Bartlett. of Wardena, Kan
sas, who spent Sunday with friends
and relatives in this city, went to Chi
cago Monday to spend a week. He
will return here the last of the week to
continue his visit in this city.
Don't forget the entertainment at the
| Park Avenue NJ. E. church, Thursday
evening Mrs. Wilcox, of the Cumnock
school of oratory, Of Evanston, will read
and the best home talent will take part.
Mrs. Wilcox reading is of the highest
order. a22
There will be another of those pop
ular w. R. G. sociables Saturday,
April 20. Supper at G.. A. R. hall from
5 to s. A delightful programme has
been prepared which takes place from
is to 8 o'clock, after which there is
dancing at Simmons hall Come, and
by so doing lend helping hand to the
sick and needy. a24
From the fact that the bond of Geo.
M. Melville was referred back to the
committee for further action seems to
have been misunderstood by some Of
the public. The reference was due to
no lack of good security on Mr.. Mel
ville's part, but simply concerned the
matter Of witnesses on the bond. Mr..
4 Melville had been advised that they
4 were not necessary and didnot provide
/ them.
1 The owners and crew Of the tug
fCharm, accompanied by. Attorney Nor
man l.. Baker, went to Milwaukee
! Tuesday Oh business concerning the
libel at present on the tug which was
| tied up a week ago for the $500 de-
handed by the schooner Cory for a
tow to Chicago. The party went down
with the expectation Of contesting the
charge, but as the plaintiff was not
i prepared the matter will be held over
a letter was received Tuesday after
noon at the chief Of police Office saying
that T. K. Smith, Of Clifton, IL, had
wandered from home and had not been
seen for some time. Mr. Smith is the
father of d. a. Smith, Of this city, and
j. w. Smith, of Spring Bluff. j. w.
Smith drove to this city in the after
noon to notify his brother of the fathers
absence. They were both riding down
Market street about 4:45 o'clock.
When they reached the railroad cross
ing the gates were fast closing for a
freight train. The horse which they
were driving was very spirited and
took fright at the approaching train.
He jumped in such a way as to upset
the carriage and throw the men out.
j. W, the larger one Of the two, was
thrown with such force against a post
as to break it and leave it in q bad
condition. The carriage was drawn
for some distance on its side and badly
damaged. They succeeded in stop
ping the horse, however, and after
| patching themselves and their carriage.
up, drove home. 1t was reported this
morning that they we're quite seriously
| injured
A CARD.
1 r.. 1880, 41,o