The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-08-12

Mrs. G. Fred Stemm and Miss Helen
are visiting in New Munster.
Remember the Epworth League
rally at North Prairie, August %.
Miss Mary Blish, who has been visit
ing in the east, has returned home.
Miss Rose Garvey, of Prairie du
Chen, is a guest of Miss Una Slater.
Thomas Jordan, of Sioux City, Ia,
is here on visit to his brother Henry.
Several camping parties are making
preparations for an outing next week.
Frank Fl. Lyman, who is still on the
sick list, is feared to have the typhoid
fever.
Graft Cameron is giving his drug
store on Market street a refurbishing
inside.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Hall are looking
for suitable home to live in at Wau-
kegan.
Miss Emma Maynard, of Milwaukee,
is a guest of the Misses Baker, Durkee
avenue.
There will be lawn social at the
German Lutheran church next Satur-
day evening.
Miss Lulu and Margaret Lampe, Of
Wilmot, attended the Institute in Ke-
nosha last week.
Charles Arnold, of st. Louis, returned
Saturday evening, after brief visit
with friends here.
The minstrel show given by the
Georgia University graduates last year
is booked for Aug. IL, at the Rhode
opera house.
The largest number of bathers that
have yet been seen of an evening at
bathers' beach was seen at that swim
ming resort between the hours OF 8 and
7 Monday evening.
The Starlight Pleasure club will hold
moonlight picnic Saturday evening,
August IA, at Park City gardens All
kinds of amusements and dancing will
be INDUCED in. Stemm Bros. orchestra
will furnish the music.
All those who have made any sub
scription toward the bicycle path will
greatly oblige those in charge by fur
nishing the funds at the earliest oppor-
tunity, as the Wheelmen are in need Of
the cash to complete the work already
nearly finished. Pay to Griff McClel-
Ian.
JACOB Meyer and family, Of Califor-
MIA, are expected in this city in few
days. They we're looked for some time
ago, but as they we're to take boat from
San Francisco to Portland, they were
delayed by the great rush for the Klon-
dyke having been kept two weeks be-
fore they could secure their tickets for
the boat trip.
Owing to the Epworth League dis
trict convention to be held at James
Vile, Wis, August %, the Epworth
League union rally to be held at North
Prairie has been arranged for August
20, one week later than was first an
nounced. 1t is expected a large dele
cation will be present A very inter-
esting program has been provided for.
James Davis, the well-knoWn pugil-
list, says that he has no matches on
hand and is not able to get any. He
says that when he went to Kenosha
to make match with " Deacon"
Dodge, that there was considerable
talk, but it ended with the gang"
abusing him on all sides. When it
comes to putting up forfeit for the
fight there was no money in sight.
Davis says he is willing to take on
Peter Beach and Longdale, who are
soon to meet, and whip the both of
them within limited number of
rounds, before or after their fight
Racine Journal.
A colony of Dagos living in the east
ern part of the city, have been on the
edge of a general strife for several
weeks. Finally on Monday it broke
out in earnest, and those living in that
vicinity were privileged to witness and
listen to a genuine Italian wrangle.
AS the fight grew hotter a party OF
young fellows who have their place OF
business in the second story of a build
ing over looking the scene of conflict,
harassed the. combatants with stones,
sticks and other missiles, thrown from
the window. Until the source of these
things, which frequently struck them,
was discovered by the Italians, they
attributed it to each other, but when
the truth daWned they gave up their
quarrel and together went for the Off
GERS who returned with them and eau
toned the young fellows to beware
of fights"
A certain party in this city had made
all preparations to change their resi-