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

William Blnnlnger is reported TO be
very sick.
Frank Busch died Tuesday evening,
aged Is years.
Now, eyeA thenewsboys are talking
of forming union.
Let us have a good, free athletic
grounds. What say you?
Robert English, of Chicago, called on
relatives Tuesday evening.
Frank Smith, Of Racine, called or
friends in this city Tuesday.
The Octagon club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. G.. Y. Redeker.
Mrs. Cora Mellick, of Waukegan, is
visiting relatives and friends here.
The " bike" path working commit
tee are at last ready to do business.
The Misses Hawley gave luncheon
Tuesday afternoon for Miss Hinsdale.
Miss n. Harrington, of Chicago, is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. 81. S. Rob-
lee.
The civil service examination will
be held Friday in the high school
building.
The scheme of public play ground
is greatly approved in various parts of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hastings and sol
John, expect to start for Denver, Col,
Thursday.
w. II. Drake is just putting the
words " Park City" into the park in
flower beds.
Every school teacher in the city with
the exception of one went to the for
tune teller recently to learn their fate.
Prof tombstone. the great palmist
and exponent of clairvoyance, closes
his parlors Saturday night at s o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robinson, of
Green Bay, and Mr. and Mrs. Williams,
of England, are the guests of Mrs.
Frederick Robinson.
Thomas Ellis and Mrs. William
Frenz were married at high noon
Tuesday by the Rev. Dornfeldt. They
left on the o'clock train for parts un-
known.
The undetermined sentence law OF
the state of Illinois, under which F. g.
Cowie was sentenced, has been pro-
nounced valid by the Supreme court OF
Illinois. A motion for new trial in
the Cowie case will be argued next
Saturday based on the discovery ofnew
evidence.
Dolph Hannum, who been running
the Palace barber shop for the past few
months left the city Tuesday for Chi
cago where he expects TO contract as
drummer for large wholesale house.
The barber shop is at present under
the management of Henry Boyer but as
he soon expects to move it will be
again open for other applicants.
There was lively little time for
few moments at the home of John
Dupons on Chicago street at about $50
o'clock Tuesday evening. A kerosene
stove made an effort to explode and
created great commotion. ". Il.
Drake rushed in and assisted in get
ting the stove out into the yard. Then
the excitement all subsidized. There
was no explosion.
1t would take two or three news
papers to truthfully tell of all the good
things to be seen with Stang Bros. old
time one ring shows this year. There
fore it will save you time and money to
patiently wait for Stang Bros. big
shows and invest % cents in single
ticket which admits you to the entire
world of wonders. Remember they eX-
hibit here May 20, 81, p.
The Christian Endeavors rallied at
the Congregational church Tuesday
evening. There was a good represen-
tation of the local organization present
and pleasant evening is reported. A
supper was served IRON Cue
contributions of those who attended.
A delegation from the Racine Christian
Endeavor society was expected, but
owing to circumstances they were
delayed and prevented from coming.
The reporter was sitting in down
town store Tuesday. when lady
walked in, made a purchase, slipped
the money to pay for it from her glove,
and departed. The reporters COM
Danion looked after q minute and said
Z See that? Did you notice where she
got that money from? A woman's
glove is to her what a vesS-pocket is to
! man. But it is capacious and in
ninety cases out of hundred it is much
better regulated. A man will carry |
800 worth of small change, four matches,
half dozen toothpicks, a short pencil.
and yet not able to find nickel, or a