The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-20

Deacon Dodge spent Sunday in
Racine.
Ben Cameron made his usual Sunday
trip to Racine.
VIM. F. Fisher and wife spent Sun
day in Chicago.
F. Fl. Hall is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. G.. W. Toles.
&c. Shandrew spent Sunday in
Mason City, Iowa.
O. Fl. Woodward spent Sunday in
the city of Racine.
T. j. Dale rode to the Belle City on
his wheel Sunday.
Mrs. Alfred Weed is the possessor of
a fine new bicycle.
Willie Yule went to Chicago Sunday
to call on his father.
Miles O'Malley, Of Chicago, was up
here to spend Sunday.
&c. Cannis, of Racine, called on
friends in this city Sunday.
Peter Funck, of Chicago, called on
friends in this city Sunday.
Misses Maggie Bushman and Mamie
Hector spent Sunday in Racine.
Harry Van Arsdale, of Racine, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
BIB. Larrabee and S. E. Anderson
drove to Racine Sunday afternoon.
The weather man was on his good
behavior Sunday-so say the bicyclists.
Harry Bassinger, of Racine, was
seen on our streets Saturday evening.
J.P. Ellis and daughter, of Chicago,
called on friends here Sunday after
noon.
George A. Yule is expected home
within three weeks. He is much i'm
proved.
Ben Curtis, Harry Brown, Fred
Cropley and Ed. Starbuck spent Sun
day in Chicago.
There were more Kenosha people on
the streets of Racine Sunday than there
were Racineites.
Miss Ethel Torrey. of Union Grove,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. C. Torrey.
Over twenty Kenosha boys were seen
at Racine soda water fountain at one
time Sunday afternoon.
Misses Gertrude Lewis, Bertha
Blatz and Lizzie Hogenstein, rode
wheels to Racine Sunday.
There were several livery rigs
smashed in the return trip from the
prize fight Sunday morning.
Peter Schmitt went to Chicago Sun
day to take in the bail game between
the Chicagos and BrooklYns.
The bans of marriage of Miss Annie
Ward and John Quinn were published
Sunday at st. James church.
Misses Alice Rector and Della Kings
land were among those who made BIZ
cycle trips to Racine Sunday.
Howard Van Wyck, city attorney of
Milwaukee, and wife called on Judge
Van Wyck in this city Sunday.
Jim Davis, the Racine pugilist, came
down to take in the fight between
Dodge and Baltis Saturday night.
Over one hundred wheels were
counted from certain spot between
here and Racine Sunday afternoon.
The advertising car of the Lemen
brothers circus went through here on
the 10 o'clock train Sunday morning.
George Barber has his second hand
store open now and ready for business.
Second hand furniture bought and sold
for cash or commission.
Louis Limpert was is Racine Sun
day. So were George Ward, Peter
GALES, Charles O'Malley, Herbert Mil
Tiger and hundred more.
The announcement is made that
Miss Alice Quigley and John Houston
are engaged, and the marriage is to
take place in the near future.
Quite large number of people went
out to the funeral of Henry Fellows in
South Bristol Sunday. Mr.. Fellows
was father of Mrs. G. 81. Ripley, Mrs.
S. C. Newman and Miss Fellows.
One of the spotes who went out to
the prize fight Saturday night came
home with a dislocated shoulder. He,
with two other spo'tes drove out in a
rig and on the way got too we'll ac-
quainted with ditch and were tipped
over. All three went out of the buggy
in heap and were badly shaken up.
The club of Kenosha County Wheel
men took a run to Racine Sunday.
The people left Market square at $3.50
about fifty strong. During the day
other members Of the club joined them.