The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-02

/ year.
/ Miss Aggie Woefel, of Milwaukee, is
spending a few days with Miss Rosi
Davis.
Aid. Weyhe and family <have moved
into their new residence on Prairie
avenue.
Mrs John Cantwell returned Mon
/ day from visit with her daughter at
Oak Park.
Willis Richmond, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Frantz, Jr.
The gang of pile drivers would feel
more at ease if their wages due them
were paid.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Winberg.
Monday morning, boy. John says he
is all right
A gang of men are laying rails for
the new electric railroad opposite the
Sanitarium.
DR.. n. j. Roberts, of Waukegan,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Allen.
Officer Newhouse and Martin Fife
exchanged notes Monday night.
Charge, drunk.
Don't forget the Labor day picnic at
Park city garden, for the benefit OF the
suffering miners.
E. G.. Henell, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Y. Piper, is slightly
indisposed today.
R. N. Parker, secretary McKeesport
Gas company, is spending the day
with F. W. Bowen.
Griffin Mcclellan and a fiery, un-
tanned steed were the exposures Of
every eye Monday evening.
A Chicago firm has rented one OF
Albert Zens' stores on North Chicago
street, and will open q cash grocery on
Saturday.
The bathing season is now at its
height and the water warm. 1t will
not stay so much longer; so make the
most of it.
The festive perch has recovered his
appetite and anglers who have tried
the piers during the last two or three
days report good catches.
Mrs. George Head and Mrs. Eugene
Head will give reception at George
D. Heads residence on Thursday after
noon next from 3 to p. N.
George Stoffman and sister from Chi
cago, rode to Kenosha on cycles Mon
day. They will spend the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Dickhaut.
Officer Newhouse arrested drunk
Monday night. The inebriated one
leaned against door which gave way
and caused the inhabitants of the
house severe fright. .49
II. E. Remer, according to the Wau-
kegan Herald, has that town in view
as a place to start laundry. When
seen today Mr.. Remer declared that he
had no intention of leaving Kenosha.
Miss Bacot entertained a number OF,
friends Monday afternoon at her resi-
dence. Selections from noted authors
were read and light refreshments
served. All present had a very de-
lightful time.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given at Central Music hall Monday
evening on Peter Rhode, Jr. About
eighty couples were in attendance.
Dancing was INDUCED in and a pleas
ant time enjoyed.
Elmer Van VIE and Fred Frasier
have had an offer made them by firm
of contractors in Ohio to go to Costa
Rica for the purpose of applying their
new scheme for erecting bridges, Gull
verts and depots.
George Blackman has entered in the
one half and two mile bicycle races at
Racine On Labor Day, and Ben De-.
diemer in the one-mile and two-mile
events at the same meeting. Both
men are training faithfully.
A game of baseball will be played
here next Sunday, between a Racine
team and Kenosha nine. The home
team will be considerably strengthened
on this occasion, and may create
sensation by winning game.
M. F. Zens, who spent Saturday at
Baraboo, Wis, says that he met mem
bers of the Manor family there and
that it was news to them and every
body else in the town that Frank
Manor had been in any kind OF
trouble or that he had been sentenced
for anything.
A number of Miss Clara Wyman's
young friends surprised her at her
home on Market street Saturday even
ing, the occasion being the young