The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-07-29


afternoon.
The gas company is continuing It's
mains along Elizabeth street east OF
Fremont avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. w. Toles enter
tanned a number of friends at an onion
party Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. Alden with son Charles and
daughters, returned Saturday from a
short visit with friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Cynthia McClelland, who was
recently hurt seriously in a bicycle &C
cident, is able to get about some now.
Miss Cora Berry, of Battle Creek,
Mich, has returned to her home after
a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5.
Lamb.
Mrs. I'll. B. German and Miss Cor
man, who have been spending some
DAYS at the Sanitarium, left for Chi
cago Saturday.
Casper Pitts returned Saturday from
a weeks visit in Chicago. He took his
daughters down to spend their vaca-
ton with their aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hofmon, Mrs. j..
Russell and Mrs. NJ. Krause, of Mil
waukee, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nicholas Pirsch.
The Danish Lutheran congregation
held a missionary meeting Sunday.
The Danish Lutherans of Racine came
down in body to attend.
A Waukegan man got within about
four miles of Kenosha on his wheel
when he ran into stump and broke
his front rim. He walked into town to
get repairs.
Joseph Pitts and Mike Bode left Sat-
urday evening for Milwaukee, where
they took boat for Grand Rapids,
Mich, to attend the furniture exposi-
ton in process at that place.
The Queen of the Lakes" took an
excursion party to Milwaukee Sunday.
1t was reported that she experienced a
rough time on the return trip, and that
a large percentage of her passengers
were sea sick.
If some of Kenosha's citizens think
this city is in a bad way financially.
they ought to go to Racine. They
have not enough money there to pay
their policemen. They have not been
paid since May LIST.
Ben De Diemar, who went to Rich
mond Saturday to participate in the
races at that place Saturday afternoon,
took the three mile track race in s
min. and II seconds. The prize was a
fine silver water pitcher
DR.. D. G.. John, of Milwaukee,
preached at the Park avenue NJ. E.
church Sunday His subject was taken
from PauI's epistle to the Romans. The
text was The Wages ofSin is Death. "
Rev. Goldthorpe is absent in Toronto.
Prof O. L. Trenary has good re-
port to make of the College of Com
MERGE. He says that during the past
four years the business has increased
on an average of 333 per cent. each
year. He looks for big business this
coming season.
The big steamer " Wisconsin,, of
the Crosby Transportation company's
line, brought down an excursion of
some 200 people from Milwaukee Sun
day. The greater portion of the ex-
cursionists were wheelmen, and they
soon scattered all over the country
here in short order.
Sunday afternoon the ladies who
went down to the piers to see the
steamer Wisconsin off on her return
trip, were scandalized by a couple OF
young men, who deliberately undressed
before them and leaped from the piers
into the water for a swim. No officer
was about, so they did just as they
pleased
4 milkman's horse ran away about
noon Sunday, causing considerable
commotion on Milwaukee avenue and
Main street. Milk cans were upset
and scattered generously along the
route. The horse broke away from the
wagon, which was left standing in the
middle of Main street bridge. No one
was hurt.
Those headaches that the family
doctor can't cure are caused by eye
strain. Medicine won't cure them and
if he is an "up-to- date" physician he
will advise an oculist's examination.
DR.. Garfield is here for that purpose;
he tests the eyes free from 6 to 8 p. N.
every day and all day on Saturdays and
Sundays until Sept. l. dwtj3O
Frank FL. O'Malley is deemed by bis
friends to be worthy of the title OF
VI. D. On the boat Sunday night
when the excursionists were returning
from Milwaukee, Frank was about the
only man aboard who was neither sick