The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-08-26
From Saturdays daily.)

Hosea Barns has sweet corn in his
garden eleven feet tall. How's that for
highq
Miss Josephine Boyer returned Fri
day from her two weeks visit to Hart,
Mich.
j. Koehler and Mike Link started
for Camp Lake for a days fishing
today.
The small boy is beginning to look
around for excuses for not attending
school,
The finishing coat is being put on the
macadam on the east end of Deming
street.
The brass mill is running full force,
and business is reported better than
for months.
Miss Rosalie Walsh, of Chicago, who
has been visiting Mr.. Lefevre, returned
home Friday.
Miss Mary Huck returned Friday
night from HoDy Hill, where she has
been visiting friends.
The Kenosha Trades and Labor
council is making arrangements for a
big parade labor day.
Harvey Durkee leaves next week tor
his home, Elkhart, Mich, where he
will spend his vacation.
The spans for the electric road bridge
are being unloaded at the switch to
Burr Simmons ice house.
C. W. Parker returned Friday night
from La Grange, where he has been
visiting his brother-in-law.
The band concert in Central park
Friday night was we'll attended, and
the music was of high standard.
George Fay is putting a new tin roof
on Ed. Whites residence on Pearl
street.
Henry Halberstadt expects to COM
plete the new house he is erecting on
Chicago street, in about six weeks.
Miss Head and Mrs. E. R. Head are
to give small dancing party at Gen.
trail Music hall next Thursday even
ing.
A large crowd and enjoyable time
are reported from the social tea at Mrs.
G.. A. Yule's residence Friday after
noon.
Seven cases of scarlet fever and four
eeses of diphtheria appeared in the
weekly report of health officer, made
today.
Among the hotel arrivals recorded
in Friday evenings Milwaukee papers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pfennig,
Jr., at the Plankinton.
The c. & N. w. Ry. still keep a
Waterman night and day at the switch
to prevent infringements on their prop.
erty by the electric road.
FL. w. Marden is expected here
! shortly from Warren, Pa. He has ac-
cepted a position with the Charles 81.
Sieg Manufacturing company.
! Norman Baker, who acting on the
instructions of eastern parties, bought
in the steamer Weston few days ago,
is anxiously awaiting word from said
| parties.
The recent arrivals at the Sanitarium
are Edyth Evans, W. 81. Wheatley,
Bessie G. Wright, Mathilda Wright,
Clara B. Moore, Mira Wright and Jules
Braham.
Chester Barnes has been appointed
assistant librarian at the public library
until Oct. /, after which date Miss
Anna Hawley will resume her position
as assistant
N. P. Jensen, while riding his wheel
near the Sanitarium on Thursday night,
collided with a farmers wagon and
damaged himself and wheel very badly.
| The farmer was unhurt.
The Kenosha Light and Power COM
pany has just closed a contract with a
Chicago firm for 300-horse power
compound engine, a 300-horse power
boiler, high pressure, and 60-arc light
machine.
The cadets and zouayes, at their spe-
cial meeting Friday night, voted in
favor of on excursion to ST. Francis, on
Thursday next. The grounds of the
Pine Mono college will be their object
i've point.
Misc Alice Lance has resigned her
position as assistant librarian at the
public library, to take one of the schools
in the new Frank building. Miss Belle
Stebbins takes the other one of the two
rooms there.
The contest for popularity and the
| trip to Niagara Falls, lately waged
among the young lady clerks of Wau-