The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-05-13

L. S. Pond, of Chicago, is visiting
relatives and friends here.
The Misses Rawson, of Racine, called
on frienes in this city Sunday.
Miss Agnes Hannah, of Chicago,
spent Sunday with her mother in this
city.
Several disparaging remarks on our
roads were heard from visiting wheel
men Sunday.
Will Stanley, Louis DeDiemar and
Jake Disch spent Sunday with friends
in Milwaukee.
Certain citizens who have been to
Prof tombstone are contemplating
going out of business.
A party of Kenosha people took the
electric railway ride from Racine to
Milwaukee and return Sunday.
The report that Beyersdorfer & Sons
propose to dissolve partnership is de-
clared to be untrue by Emil Beyels-
dOrfer.
1t is reported that Attorney Henry
Weismann is to be brought here in a
few days and then taken to the hos
pital at Oshkosh.
Prof. and Mrs. A. C. Wirth have is
sued invitations for grand May party
to be given Monday evening, May "A,
at Simmons hall.
1t is noticeable that cyclists are
more liable to observe the law against
riding on the sidewalks away from
home than at home.
The street sprinkler is at last a
necessity. There are roads in the
southeast part of the city where good
deal of water could be emptied without
doing any damage.
The weather clerk did not ring in
any of his predicted rain Sunday after
all. 1t is getting so that when he pre-
diets rain one may nearly always put
it down that it will be clear day.
Joseph Rhode, who went to Kansas
City to secure a charter for the Musi-
clans union, which was under protest
by certain members of the Racine
union, has been successful and secured
the charter.
William Eaton and Milton Petit
went to Camp Lake Sunday to make
some preparations for the coming
season. While there they did some
! fishing and caught in the neighbor-
hood of seventy five perch and few
pfckerel. The promises are very good
for a fine season.
Peter Sorensen and Mr.. Nelson, both
of Racine, were in this city Sunday
looking for their sons, Christ. Sorensen
and Holger Nelson. They left their
homes in Racine some time last week.
They wrote home from some farm in
the vicinity of Kenosha and now the
officers are busy looking them up.
A report comes from Warsaw, Ind,
to the effect that the little son of Will
liam Eichelman has recently been
afflicted with hip disease and that in
consequence he will be compelled to
have his leg stretched and held that
way for some weeks. Friends here
are panied to hear the sad news.
1t would be we'll if the ladies would
kindly keep in mind that the cross
walks, and on Saturday night especial
ly, are not quite the places to conduct
a thirty minute confidential chat. If
teams and cyclists may hot have the
sidewalks, they feel that they are en-
titled TO the streets and crosswalks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Schwartz
celebrated the sixth anniversary of
their marriage Saturday evening, and
all those present spent an enjoyable
time. Among those who were present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. John Zievers, Mr..
and Mrs. Saftig, Mr.. and Mrs. Boerner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Plambeck, Mr.. Meiser,
and the Misses Gushua and Ridgway.
In the town of Somers Sunday a car
rier pigeon was shot by accident, the
young fellow who killed it supposing it
was night hawk. The bird was
small one slightly spotted with bro Tn.
A silver plate bearing the inscription,
" D. FL. No. 2l7," was found on one
foot and on the other brass plate
having written upon it II. G. No.
5-95." The pigeon was flying north
and had probably just stopped for its
supper when it was sighted by the
young hunter and shot for a night
hawk.
Thirty members of the local l.. A. w.
started for Waukegan Sunday at $50
o'clock. 1t was the first bicycle club
run Of the season, and, according re-
ports it was an exceedingly pleasant
one. During the day numerous parties
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