The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-09
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N. Nevis, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs.
John Irving.
Miss Kate Randall is visiting friends
in Waakegan.
Miss Bessie Nelson is visiting friends
in Milwaukee.
w. Fl. Drake has bought fine new
Dictator horse.
Ed. Clafey, of Chicago. is the guest
of j. O'Dennell.
Miss Katie Schend is clerking in
Sutherlands store.
Misses Annie Brown and Allie Miller
are visiting Miss Wallis.
j. Donley, of Waukegan, is visiting
the family of Mike O'Brien.
Miss Julia Miller is spending few
days with friends in Sheboygan.
Vetter Bros. are reftting their store
on Elizabeth street in fine shape.
Will and George Stadt, of Milwau-
kee, are visiting the family of George
Wade.
Misses Viola and Mabel Huck have
returned home from their visit in Mil
! Waukee.
John Jensen has returned from his
trip to Silver Lake. He says the fish
gave out.
The biggest crowd of the season
turned out Friday night to hear the
band play.
Miss Grace Van Ingen has returned
from weeks visit among friends in
the country.
Henry DeBerge and wife returned
Friday night from their visit among
friends in Paris.
Peter Funk and Mr.. and Mrs. Kauf-
man are spending day or two with
| friends in town.
There will be evening services at
the Congregational church Sunday
evenings hereafter.
Miss Lenore Pau, of Chicago, is
spending few days with Mrs. Henry
Laughlin at the Uihlein stock farm.
Miss Louise Beerbohm has resigned
her position as stenographer with the
Seig company. and has taken similar
one in James Cavanagh's law office.
| Unless the driver of the street
sprinkler uses a little discretion occa-
sionally that most valuable institution
will develop into an unmitigated
nuisance.
Miss Wray Davis, who was taken to
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago
for treatment, is no better. No opera
ton has as yet been performed, owing
to her weak condition.
William Petersdorf, an employe of
Bain's Wagon works, got the first
finger of his right hand badly hurt
while running a sanding machine Fri
day. DR.. Frank Andre dressed the
wound.
John julius Jones badly crushed two
fingers of his left hand Friday in the
cogs of j. Fl. Kennard's ice cream
| freezer. DR.. Frank Andre, who at
tended him, is hopeful of saving the
injured members
Two bicycle riders collided on Mil
waukee avenue Friday afternoon. The
one in the wrong got deservedly the
worst of the mix-up, Until the right
hand can be distinguished from the
left, a person should refrain from try
| ing to ride wheel.
A little boy named John Murdick
fell into the.creek near the fish shanty
Friday night. Two men fortunately
happened to be passing and pulled him
out. This is the third time this sum-
mer that Master Murdick has distin-
guished himself in similar manner.
julius Meiswinkles sorrel mare,
Daisy, and James OBrien's gelding,
Frank, trotted mile race at Laugh
Inns track Friday afternoon. On pass
| ing the barn Meiswinkle's nag bolted
in through the open door, and as be
could not be induced to come out
again, the purse was awarded to
IO'Brien.
A young lady rode out to the tavern
Friday and when about six miles in the
country punctured her tire. Not being
versed iii the art of tire repairing she
had to walk--home, and the next time
she goes wheeling it will be accom-
panied by somebody whom she can
utilize in the case of an emergency like
| the above.
Manager "Joe" informs us that
the Ferris comedians who are billed for
a week, commencing Monday, Sept
Ii, to be one of, the best cheap priced
companies on the road, and that they
! will Uiyn hattar Satisfaction than most