The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Captain Frietsche is preparing for
another cruise.
Special bargains this week at Turn
er's, the Florist. If
Why don't we have camp of the
Sons of Veterans ?
Call and see the fine display of up to
date vases at Brakes m31
1t is reported that we are to have
another dentist in the city.
The Milwaukee Sentinel was given
away on our streets this morning.
A party from Racine attended the
deliyerymen's ball Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Abel has taken William Smith
TO the Northern hospital for the insane
at Oshkosh.
The Deliverymen's ball told little
on the crowd at the opera house Tues
day evening.
If you have any screen doors or win
dows in need of repairs, take them to
Mrs C. Grant. If
The senior class of the high school
held a meeting at the home Of Fred
Barter Tuesday.
The big steam barge Louisiana,
which has been unloading coal at John
O'Donnells dock, has left port.
Mrs. G.. W. Toles and little son leave
next Monday for a visit with Mrs.
Toles' mother at Charlotte, Mich.
Miss G. 81. Hinsdale will leave next
Monday for New York to sail for
Europe next week. She expects to
spend about year abroad.
A bicycle path is being constructed
between Racine and Kenosha. Let the
wheelmen alone and they will solve the
good roads Observation-Disclosures Press.
Next Monday is the day legally set
as the holiday upon which Memorial
day must fall. Therefore the First
National bank will be closed that day.
If we can only get a public play
ground after we have completed the
Racine bicycle path Kenosha will be in
position to properly develop its muscle,
young and old.
r. II. Boyd has taken position in
Racine and the sports of that town are
correspondingly happy. They propose
to make use of him next fall in the foot
ball team as they did last fall.
The law against selling cigarettes to
small boys was bonanza for said boys
because now they get them without
money and without price from their
older and more fortunate friends.
will give special low prices on large
quantities of bedding plants. Get my
prices and see my stock, as it is large |
and fine. Also cut roses and carna-
lions always on hand at Turner's, the
florist. u
The Good Templar lodge which was
recently re-organized has rented the
hall over the Burr Bros. store in which
the republican club used to meet last
fall. The lodge will meet Friday
evenings.
There were rumors very freely at1oat
on the streets this morning of pros
pective social upheaval in the form of
a startling scandal, but they were so
decidedly vague that nothing satlsfac-
torv can be learned.
The school board held meeting
Tuesday night to consider the question
Of adding an addition to the Frank
school building. When it was found
that the cost would be in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000, it was decided to con-
slider the matter a time before decid-
ing.
At the meeting of the Trades and
Labor Council Tuesday evening a COM
mittee of five was appointed to make
complete arrangements for one OF the
crandest celebrations of the Fourth OF
July ever held here. There will be
parade. an enormous picnic,
fireworks and all the other things that
go to make UP big day.
All the local teamsters who have
offered their services are at present en-
gagged on the grading ofPrairie avenue
at $3.50 a day. AS the local force is
not sufficient to finish the work at the
time specified IN the contract, some
teamsters from Waukegan have been
to complete the number
necessary to do the work in the re-
CURED time.
At the meeting held at St. Georges
school hall Tuesday evening for tho
purpose of arranging for the observance
of Memorial day, a committee consist
ing of John Lippert, Nicholas Wilder,
Charles Boerner, Herman Brockhaus
and John Meyer, was appointed to
meet with the committee appointed at
Non+ro1 Mucio hall Monday evening.