The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-28
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E. G. Hackley, Of Chicago, is the
guest of relatives in this city.
The steamer Weston reports a good
patronage in the freight business.
F. H. Hail, of Waukegan, transacted
business in this city Friday evening.
Miss Dora Ernst entertained a num-
Der of her friends at tea Friday even.
ing.
When you need anything in the.
printing line give US trial. We do it
right. No botch work" here.
Mrs. John Arnold and daughter
Emma are visiting relativesin Burling
ton, Wis.
Mrs. T. L. Moore and Miss Osia
banks spent Friday afternoon ID Wau-
kegan the guests of Mrs. F. FL. Hail.
The large loads of stone which Con-
tractor Reichert's wagons make it pos
sible for him to haul must have been
an item in the calculation Of the cost Of
the job.
Charles Cooper has become a mason
and bricklayer. He laid the last brick
on the new smokestack at the Chicago
Rockford Hosiery works Friday night.
which completed the stack.
The brick water tower was compile
ted Friday in Racine, it being 1872 feet
l.; NJ, oo1 Ok foo+ IN d;opoo+or vuotnr
tower is what Kenosha ought to have
as soon as the finances of the water de-
partment can afford it.
A large number of rare copper speci-
mems from the famed Calumet and
Hecla mines, of Northern Michigan,
secured Dy E. c. Hackley, of Chicago,
are on exhibition in the window Of
Hackley & Sons Corner drug store.
One of the gentlemen who played
with the scrub foot ball team this
was conspicuous by the man
ner in which he lodged all possible
contact with the ball or any other mem
Der Of either team. His services we're
exceedingly valuable to the others
Announcements have been received
here of the marriage of Orson F. Tows-
ley and Mrs. Julia Rice, on Thursday,
Oct. q, at Boston, Mass. Mrs. Tows-
lev has the best wishes of her many
Kenosha friends and admirers, They
90 to Dresden Cd their wedding tour.
A horse driven by a lady caused
excitement in front of the
NEWS office this morning. The horse
had become frightened at small cart
with which the children we're playing
IN the street and while capering about
the road ran into a load of hay. The
shafts became caught in the hay and
as q result the horse was torn off his
feet and the carriage nearly over
turned. The lady who drove him
exercised great presence Of mind,
however, and thereby prevented what
might have been a catastrophe.
We are in receipt of copy of the
Wednesday edition of the Muskegon,
Mich Daily Chronicle, containing a
full account of the dedication of the
Hackley Manual training school, which
was presented to the city by Charles
Fl. Hackley, we'll known in Kenosha.
having been a resident here years ago.
There is an excellent half tone cut Of
the school printed with the account
and from its appearance it must be
splendid thing. Many Of our citizens
who have seen this picture and account
unite in wishing that Mr.. Haekley had
staid in Kenosha and given this city
some Of his munifcent benefactions.
Another segment of the Italian circle
is in trouble Albert Miller alleges
that on the 2lst of this month Mike
Nick did deliberately, surreptitiously
and with intent to leave town and have
a high old time, rob said Miller, APP
propriating and absconding with his
watch, two suits of his clothes and two
coats and time order for $50 The
complainant states that for some time
past he has been boarding with Mr..
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west side of town and that on the 2lst
the numerous aforesaid articles and
Mike simultaneously disappeared,
neither having been seen or heard from
since that time. Why the matter has
been kept quiet so long before notify
ing the police is a secret among the in
terested parties. Undoubtedly it was
the Unborn kindness OF the swarthy
dago that sheltered the fugitive from
justice. At last, however, the crime
has been brought to public notice and
the police are making diligent search