The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-30

here spending lew days With w. w
Cooper.
Several Racineites attended the per-
Torrance at the opera house Monday
evening.
Miss Jennie Parker, of Marquette,
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs.
John Lewis.
The golf club met at the home OF
Arthur French on Prairie avenue Mon
day evening. A board of managers
was elected.
/ There was no meeting of the COM
mon council Monday evening. A quo
rum not being present those in attend
ance adjourned.
/ j. II. Boswell. of Chendan, Ia, an
old Kenosha county boy, is visiting his
father, NJ. c. Boswell, of Somers. He
was called here by the illness of his
father, who is improving.
In circuit court this afternoon Judge
Fish granted a divorce to Mrs. Mary
Rupert from her husband Gustav Ru-
pert, on the grounds of inhuman treat
ment. The parties live at Twin Lakes.
Capt. P. Robertson, who recently
/ purchased the steamer, [. NJ. Weston
, writes that he will have his boat rum
ming as regular freight boat between
here and Chicago by the first of Octo-
Der.
VIM. Fl. Morse, of Barre, Vt. has
been in the city the past week super
intending the erection of a granite
monument for the cemetery lot of Mi
chael Mcintyre. The monument is to
the memory of his wife, who for many
] years made Kenosha her home.
Some one sprang joke on the COM
munity this morning by telling of a
negro sleeping himself to death in
Brassville. The joke laid in the fact
that there is dummy negro in a
saloon there, which looks so much like
live negro that it fools people at first
sight.
Two men drove up from Kenosha
yesterday, looking for a gun which
they said had been stolen from that
city. They visited pawn shop on
College avenue, where they found the
missing fre-arm. The gun cost $22
and the thief had raised 81 on it.
Racine News.
Rev. j. II. Dahlstrom, of the Danish
Lutheran church, will open the Wis
consin conference of the United Danish
Evangelical Lutheran semi annual
meeting tomorrow at Racine. The
meeting will last several days and there
will be preaching every evening by two
of the preachers in attendance.
The case of II. S. Van Ingen VS.. the
Chicago & Milwaukee Telegraph COM
pany was on trial today in circuit
court. Mr.. Van Ingen sues the COM
pany for the alleged cutting down and
pruning of certain trees on his farm on
the sand ridge, south of the city. The
jury was taken down to view the
premises this morning.
Excavations in laying gas and water
pipes on Durkee avenue have un-
earthed some very interesting evidences
of coast formation. Fragments Of
debris have been found which belong
to quite an old deposit, indicating the
[encroachment of the land upon the
water by the gradual accumulation of
drift. Some pieces are probably as
much as two or three hundred years
old.
District Attorney Buckmaster has
added new laurels to his already good
sized list, at the present term of the
circuit court. He has now sent nearly
thirty criminals to the Waupun state
prison. Few, if any, important cases
have got away from him. He has
made record to be proud of, and one
that out classes the records of the three
or four immediate predecessors in the
office.
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