The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-04-22
Country roads are still rough.

The Sterling company ships on an
average of 100 wheels a day.
A. L. jenkins, of Milwaukee, is visit
ing with friends in this city.
The G.. A. R. give a benefit social at
their hall Saturday evening.
Chris Gherke, of Chicago, is visiting
| in the family Of Chris. Schend
! L. Z. Arnold, Of Milwaukee, spent
Monday with friends in Kenosha.
When are the two PAGERS Of this city
going to have their first trial heatg
Look out The officers will be on
the watch for the bicycgists hereafter.
Miss Lizzie Eberhardy and William
Huck have announced taeir engage
ment.
Mrs. Emma Farr and sob Chester, of
Waukegan, were up to spend Sunday
here.
Miss Lizzie Yockers, of Racine,
called on friends in this city Monday
evening.
Mrs. Bode, with her daughter, Of
Port Washington, is visiting her son,
Frank Bode.
Mr.. Duffy and Mr.. Sawyer came up
from Chicago Monday evening to call
on Mr:1Gilcrist.
| Nick Gehl has moved to his new
building on the corner of North Chi
cage and Lemon streets.
It is reported that weddings are
again unusually abundant. This is
the ideal season for them.
Mrs. Charles Kupfer, of Lincoln, H.,
is the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mat Werve in this city.
There was only a fair sized crowd in
attendance upon the dance Of the Park
City Pleasure club Monday evening.
Charles Holderness, the north side
barber, is reported to be so seriously i'll
that hopes for his recovery are slight.
Miss Helen NJ. Perkins, who has
been spending the past few months in
Delaware, o., returned home Monday
evening.
The entertainment at the German
Lutheran church Monday evening was
we'll attended and the program was
very enjoyable.
B. j. Moore and Frank KershaW, Of
the Sterling, are making ten days
trip eastin the interests Of the Sterling
Cycle company.
Fred Richter is going to Gave new
counter put into his restaurant and in
other ways have the place improved
and modernized.
Edward Lovejoy and Miss Lottie
Lewis were very quietly married Mon
day evening at the home Of the bride,
Rev. H. S. Robee oficiated.
Arthur Thompson and John Singleton
went hunting Sunday and came home
with a goose, which they insist did not
come from any farmers back yard.
After all the time and trouble eX-
pended by the Y M. c. A. on the en-
tertainment at the Rhode opera house
Monday evening only So above ex-
penses was realized.
The Charles Fl. Sleg Manufacturing
company has taken another order for
400 wheels. Business is so rushing in
that quarter just now that they are
going both night and day.
1t seems that the signers Of the
petition presented to the council Mon
day evening, for narrowing Prairie
avenue, were not unanimous for thirty
two feet. as some would have it be-
lieved.
The board Of directors of the public
library have to acknowlege the services
Of Horace G.. Cole, with thanks. He
has secured and forwarded to the
library several volumes received from
the State Historical society
The Bar Tenders g hopp at Columbia
hall Monday evening was a great sue |
cess. a very large number were pres
ent and danced to first class music
furnished by the Rhode orchestra |
Considering the number present, the /
conductors are to be comndmented on
keeping so good order.
The schooner Contest, which went
ashore Friday noon near the harbor
was released Saturday night The
scoW German was taken out and the
lumber was loaded onto her AS the
Contest was lightened she came our of 1
the mud and sand all right, She an
peaged to have been little damaged
The dance given by the Sterling high
grades at Central Music hall Monday
evening was very largely attended: /
Splendid music was furnished BY the
Schultz orchestra. Between i and r
O'clock refreshments were served, after
which the dancing continued until the