The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-04-08

bicycle.
Henry zeihen, of Milwaukee. is here
on d visit.
This beautiful weather ought to dry
up the roads.
A new breakwater is being built
near Kemper hall.
Frank Baker, of Racine, was in town
Friday on business.
What is meat to the saloon keeper
is poison to the officer seeker
There will be meeting Of the East
ern Star next Monday evening.
Mrs. B. P. Hutchinson, of Chicago,
is visiting Mrs. Rouse Simmons.
Charles Lane, of Battle Creek, Mich,
is visiting with his parents in this city.
r. Kimball moved to this city Friday
and will occupy the Schulz house on
Park avenue.
Mrs. Chas. Sieg, of Chicago, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d..
Bates, in this city.
Pike creek presents a lively scene
these nights. Spearing" suckers is
the sport INDUCED in.
Miss Alice Lance has been selected
as the assistant to Mrs. G. T. Barnes
at the public library.
Herman Brittons house near Sparta
burned with nearly all the contents.
Loss $1,000; insurance $500.
The farmers are beginning to come
to the city now by means of stone
boats. They can ride the mud.
Mrs. Charles Washburn and two
sons, of Racine, are the guests of Mr..
and Mr. and Mrs. Burr Simmonds.
Miss Emma Werve returned home
Wednesday after spending few days
with Mrs. Fl. Laughlin, Of Truesdell.
Tickets going like hot cakes for the
Lake Forest Glee, Banjo aud Mandolin
club. Tickets at Woodward & Con
ley's
Mrs. John Arnold is reparted seri-
ously i'll at her home on Wisconsin
street and fears are entertained for her
recovery.
One of the signs that lent is nearly
over is the fact that preparations are
being made for the resumption of
duplicate whist.
The small boy who has heard of the
passage Of the Hurd cigarette bill, in
vests his money in laying in supply
of that commodity.
John Weismann, brother of the
missing attorney, was in Kenosha Fri
day. He left here for Milwaukee in
search of his brother.
The public library made remark
able record for the month of March.
There were 500 more books drawn out
during that month than in the month
previous.
The many friends of Charles Werner
have wondered at the jovial smile on
his face the past few days. 1t now
leaks out to be boy, which arrived
Monday.
The new method for fitting glasses
corrects all defects OF eyesight, cures
headaches and dizziness in all cases.
DR.. Garfield will demonstrate this fact
to all who have had trouble with their
glasses, at Hotel Grant Saturday,
April Il. was
Twenty thousand yards Of dredging
is to be done at the harbor and it will
take couple of weeks time to COM
plete the job. After the work is COM
pleted the dredge will be towed to
Green Bay, where there is an immense
amount of work to be done.
Sylvester Van Loon, OF Bloomer, the
father of Mrs. j. W. Lewis, died at his
home Thursday evening. He was SO
years of age, being one of the oldest
men in the Chippewa valley Mrs.
Lewis left here Thursday, but did not
reach Bloomer until after her fathers
death. She has the deep sympathy or
her many friends in this city
A. S. Carpenter, formerly of Keno
sha, and now of South Dakota, was in
town today shaking hands with old
friends He is staying with his brother
in Somers, at present, but spent the
winter in Chicago. Mr.. Carpenter
says that he usually spends only the
summer in Dakota, fourteen feet of
snow on the level, such as they have
had in Dakota this winter, not having
any attraction for him.
When interviewed by a representa-
tive of this paper this morning con-
corning the Sheridan road, Senator
Timme said that there was good deal
Of useless and uncalled for perturbation
among the people of the county over
the expense of laying cut the route of