The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-14

Where are the squirrels? With so
many nuts every where there ought to
be a.great supply of the little animals,
but nutting parties report that they
see very few of them.
Two young men are talking of start
ing another laundry here, and run it
on the Chinese laundry principles.
They propose to even do their book
keeping in the Chinese language.
The social at the Baptist church
Thursday evening was we'll attended
and the rendition of the program as
published in this paper was applauded
heartily. The whole affair was a
decided success.
IF the city proposes to buy the street
sweeper why could it not set the ma
chine in motion every night and in that
way keep Main street, at least, looking
as it ought to? The present system
seems to be entirely inadequate.
and still the county is filed with
hickory nuts. There are nuts to
burn in most of the places around here.
One good severe frost and little wind
will rattle them down SO fast the
ground will be white with them.
Fred S. Lowell post of this city is
trying to make arrangements with
Willard E. Chandler, to produce his
birds eye views Of the civil war, a two
evening entertainment, for the benefit
of the post, about the middle of next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Blinn, who have
lust arrived from Mason City, Iowa,
expect to return to that place in the
near future. They will probably spend
the greater part of the winter in Cali
fornia, leaving Mason City for the west
about the first of January.
Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Rowe entertained
the social and literary club Thursday
evening. The literary program which
was prepared for the evening had to
be given up on account of unfavorable
circumstances. In place of it there
fore the time was spent at the whist
table. Notwithstanding the unex-
pected change in proceedings very
pleasant time is reported.
The Calhoun Opera Company, which
will appear at the Rhode Opera House
Saturday, Oct. 10th, comes this, its
fifth season, better equipped than ever
to suit the tastes of the most eXacting
public. Larger in number and stronger
in voices, with special scenery painted
by the best artists of the day, with
new and elegant costumes, with cal
cium and electrical effects and an ex-
cellent orchestra, under the leadership
of Mr. Richard F. Lindsay, gives assur-
ance that a musical treat of unusual
excellence is in store for all lovers of
| that which is best in comic opera.
Seats are now on sale at Woodward &
Conley's drug store. Prices 81, Toe,
| soc and 20c.
Kenosha was presented in the Luet.
CERT trial again Thursday. The rebuff
tai witnesses who were conducted to
the city under the wing of Mike Harkin
took the stand for the prosecution late
in the afternoon. The whole seven
told such a square toed story that they
we're disposed of within twenty five
minutes, and passed without cross eX
animation. They maintained that the
woman seen here between May and
was not Mrs. Luetgert, the wife of
the sausage maker. They gave the
same general description as was elected
from the witnesses for the defense, but
when they were shown the photograph
of Mrs. Luetgert failed to recognize in
it the face of the woman seen here.
Officer Newhouse arrested man on
the streets Thursday night who acted
very much like an insane mar and who
when in the hands OF the officer said
himself that the best thing that could
be done with him was to send him to
Oshkosh. He was taken to the county
| Jail for the night. 1t was expected
that inquiries would be made into his
case this morning and arrangements
made to send him to the hospital, but
when he was called on by Mr.. New
house it appeared that he had been
insane only with drink. He was en-
tirely sound and in his right mind after
sleep had removed the effects of his
Jag" He proved his identity and
address and was sent to his home after
paying his fine without further trouble.
That Joyful Feeling