The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-06-03
(From Saturdays Daily ,


Mrs. Nathan Allen entertained at
whist Friday evening.
Norman Baker went to Racine on
egal business Friday.
Miss Julia Baker, of South Milwau-
kee, is visiting Miss Lulu Stein.
Louis Kindt has finished his work on
the Lutheran church Oh the north side.
Guy Adams, who has been in Wood
worth the past week or two, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. r. r. Whitbeck and daughter,
Helen, of Chicago, are the guests of
relatives in town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grosvenor is prepar-
| ing to run a restaurant in connection
with her news depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Balm, Miss Balm
and Miss Swift.are at Paddock's Lake
to camp until about the middle OF next
week.
Stang Bros. show went to pieces at
South Milwaukee. The sheriff called
on them to pay bill of 1880 and
they couldn't.
The'tuneral of Michael Pleva took
place at 4 o'clock this afternoon from
his late residence. Rev. I. W. Corey
conducted the services.
A lady was seen trying to ride a
sextet on Market street this afternoon.
She was turning the corner on two
wheels and ran into baby carriage
with four wheels and fell right on top
of the baby. No damage.
DR.. May Cleo Smith will close her
dental parlors here in about two weeks
and remove to some other city. The
doctor has been here about seven years
and in that time has made many warm
friends who will regret deeply to see
her depart.
Aid. Jas. German seems to be the
Harlan" of Kenosha. He looks after
the workingmen of his own town. He
has succeeded in having all the out
side labor discharged on the Prairie
avenue paving job and home labor en-
plOyed. Jimmie is on the right track.
A man was arrested this afternoon
on suspicion of being the man who
stole Frank Rogan's horse day or
two ago. He was picked up at Meyers
barn and was taken for the reason that
he had been seen at the barn of Rogan
the night of the theft at about II
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Allen enter
tanned number of friends at progress
sive cinch Friday evening. There
were seven tables with five at each.
Refreshments were served after the
games. The prizes were awarded to
Mrs. E. C. Theirs, Miss Osia Danks,
| G.. II. Hurd and Frank Runals.
F. H. Hall leaves Monday for Mil
waukee, where he will join the Fan
hunters club for few days fishing at
Lake Koshkonong. The club, which is
composed of E. d. Coe, How. Salisbury
and lot of other good fellows, has a
fine camp at Fan-hunters point and the
fishing is reported as excellent. The
catch for the week will be officially re-
ported to the Annanias club of this
city.
II. NJ. Ayers went to Pullman today
to take part in the mile handicap walk
for which he is entered. Ayers has
been in training for some time having
prepared for some previous contests in
which he was presented from partici
pating by circumstances. He went
down to Pullman today feeling in good
condition and determined to win if
possible. We hope to hear of his sue
cess.
The strike of the bricklayers on the
Steinbach building is gradually re-
turning to the position of Thursday
evening. The two bricklayers from
out of town who returned to the job
Friday contrary to the contract of the
strikers and in opposition to union
rules and regulations, have at last
awakened to their position and agreed
TO leave their work and take up again
with the rest of The strikers. This will
probably make it necessary for the
contractors to do their business with
the union. According to the union
men their employers were wrong in
seeking to compel them to work for the
wages paid by Aliens Sons to the stone
masons at present working for them,
while they themselves were doing the
work of bricklayers and deserved
bricklayers' wages. Furthermore, AL
LENS Sons we're paying their bricklay-
ers the regular wages, which was all
that the strikers asked.
1t seems to be the conviction of Chi
cago police and detectives that Mrs.