The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-08-19
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The many Kenosha friends of Miss
Lou Belden are grieved to hear of the
recent death of her mother, at her home
in Chicago.
Miss Rosalie Lyman and Miss Matte
French rode to Lake Bluff on their
wheels Friday, to witness the tennis
tournament then in progress.
Ira Cook, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks with sciatica rheumatism, is
recovering under the treatment of DR.,
Hyland and is in hopes to resume
business soon.
Mrs. Thomas Dale invited in few
friends Friday evening to witness the
opening and closing of night bloom
ing cereus. The bud began to open at
z O'Clock and closed at IL.
If James Davis is having hard time
to find a match he can find one on
Jenne street. I am sorry to say the
person is one of the fair sex. The
neighbors can vouch for her being a
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Rev. II. S. Roblee, L. NJ. Theirs, S.
G. Newman and Harry Baldwin rode
out to the tavern on their wheels Fri
day evening. They made the trip
without waking any stops. Rev. Ro-
blee set the pace and finished strong.
The popcorn men who sell their wares
at Central park Friday evenings reap
a rich harvest. Friday evening last
the demand was too great and the
supply gave out. One man could not
prepare it fast enough for those who
were eager to purchase.
The Maxwell street police have To-
Gated moonshiners in the center of
Chicago. They are two Prussian
Jews, Samuel and David NARROW.
They were making Whiskey which they
sold at less than the government tax
and led to their arrest this morning.
The young man from Racine who ran
away from his home with the avowed
purpose of seeking his fortune in the
Klondyke, has returned to his parental
roof after making a short visit to the
Canadian side. 1t was thought that
he had passed through here, but it ap
pears that he never entered Kenosha.
The Windsor band gave another
very satisfactory performance at Gen.
trail park Friday evening. NotWith
standing the selections were not so
generally popular as on the preceding
week, the music was good and was we'll
rendered. That the concerts are con-
tinually growing in favor the steadily
increasing crowd is sufficient testimony.
The number at the park Friday even
ing was the largest yet on record.
Charles Fl. ,Gonnermann and son and
John Abel returned Friday evening
from a trip through the northern part
of the state. They spent few days
with Charles Quarles, who is at his
fishing camp at Mercer and report
some good catches. In the northern
part of the state they report wages as
higher and men scarce. Thursday
they stopped in Waupun on their way
home and visited the prison and talked
with Perrin and Bloch They both
still claim they are innocent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Griffin return
ed Friday evening from their wedding
trip to be received by their friends
here in right royal manner At the in
stigation of Mr.. Grifin's friend, Mr..
Huntley, the Windsor band betook
themselves to the home of the bride
and groom about 10 o'clock, after the
open air concert at the park, and dis
pensed sweet music until Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin appeared and invited them all
i'll to make themselves at home On the
lawn in front of the house. Cigars
were passed around and a general good
time was INDUCED in which made
things merry in that vicinity until far
into the evening. While the welded
pair were yet unconscious Of the SER
enade preparing for them, Japanese
lanterns were strung in every available
place about the house and yard, which
added greatly to the pleasure of the
occasion,