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


i Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair spent
Tuesday in Racine.
! For sale-A good top buggy, cheap
| if taken at once. VIM. Cober.
The Electric Light Company is put
ting in new 800 horse power engine.
Rouse Simmons is reported to be
somewhat i'll at his home on Prairie
avenue.
Miss Moyca Newell will give recep-
ton to her friends Friday afternoon
from 3 to 6.
| A mink was observed summing him
self on the boards of the north pier this
morning. A number of fishermen were
about at the time.
Mrs. Matthew Werve and Mrs. Anna
W. Kupfer and daughter Lois, spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives and
friends in Chicago.
Two Chicago cyclists came to grief
just south of the city today. They took
lunch here while their wheels were
undergoing repairs.
It is reported that Aliens Sons are
negotiating the purchase of the steam
barge G. Fl. Starke, which is at present
in the harbor with load of tan bark.
Roy Hale left Sunday for a two
weeks visit with friends in Paxton,
H., whence he expects to make occa-
sional sorties upon the unofensive
prairie chicken.
DR.. B. A. Garfield, who has spent
the summer in the Bllnn house, is
looking for permanent house here.
He will buy, trade or rent. What
have YOU to offer? DIV
| It does not seem to be known much
on the outside, but there are two or
three good factories looking this way
for location. A gentleman was here
Tuesday looking over our advantages
as an industrial center.
The fame acquired by the local Off
Gals by their apprehension of horse
thieves does not seem to have done
much to eradicate the wrong. Such
cases are increasing in frequency. At
present the police are in pursuit of ten
horse thieves.
In the races at Ideal park Tuesday
afternoon, which were the finish Of
those started Monday, Henry Laugh
| Inns Electrifcation in the 2:45 trot won
first place. In the farmers race A. B.
Hayes Black Jack won. Time of the
races was not learned.
The Octagon club which met with
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c. Brown Tuesday
evening was pronounced especially
delightful. After supper the usual
game of whist was played. The prizes
were taken by Mr.. Hall and Mrs.
Hazelton and Mr.. Hurd and Mrs.
Meers.
The council got the cart before the
horse Tuesday night. They got the
paving job on Deming street all fixed
up, bonds ordered issued and cash bal
ance ordered paid Rutledge & Co. and
then Gus told them that they had not
accepted the job yet. The job was
promptly accepted.
DR.. Camfeld has gone to Usage, Ia,
this week, to perform surgical opera
ton for the removal of cataracts from
the eyes of Mr.. Rosa, editor of the
Usage Sun. The doctor will also
operate for DR.. Knickerbocker, ply
stefan at Charles City, la. He will re-
turn Sunday morning, Sept. II, and
will be at home here until Oct. l.. DIV
At an early hour this morning before
the factory whistles had reused the
mapping cops" couple of gentlemen
so called, driving fast horses, INDUCED
in holly contested running match
down Park avenue and Main street.
The race began at the park and fin
ished at Main street bridge, though the
men drove on into the dim distance.
The guests at the Pennover Santa
rum were very delightfully."- entertained
at an impromptu musical gotten up
and given by the musicians Tuesday
evening Mrs. Burr rendered
several difficult compositions on the
piano and Miss Evans sang a number
of soprano solos with very pleasing
effect. All report very enjoyable
evening.
The crop bulletin for the week shows
that liberal rains and seasonable tenn
perature improved corn, potatoes.
| buckwheat and pastures. Rain still
needed in southern and eastern coun
ties. Corn cutting will begin in south
ern counties next week, but the bulk of
the crop needs from two to three weeks
to mature. Fall blowing is under way
and some winter grain sown. Gram
berries are ripening, with good crop.
Don't think because you are sick and
nothing seems to give you relief that