The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-08-05
(From Saturdays daily J

Miss Clara Bullamore, of Winthrop
Harbor, is the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Nellie W. Clark entertained al
tea Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Frank Naylor, of Chicago, stopped
here for a few hours on his way to the
lakes.
Mrs Lawrence Ole, of Racine, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. William
Faber.
AL Lantry, of Milwaukee, formerly
of this city, was a guest Of friends here
Friday.
The Rhode orchestra furnished the
music for the dancers at Russell Fri
day evening.
B. Hermann & Co. state that they
have no intention whatever of going
out of business.
f. E. Adams and family returned
Friday from Twin Lakes, where they
have been camping out.
A number of Kenoshans attended the
dance given at Russell, H., Friday
evening. They drove out
Miss Annis Wagner, of Chicago, is
expected this evening. She will spend
several days with Miss Belle Comiskey.
Miss NADIA O'Malley and Mrs. Coy
gen, of Chicago, are coming up this
evening to spend a week with Capt.
>Cameron's family.
A lady visited Mrs. Grosvenor's store
Friday evening and left her pocketbook
on the show case. The owner can have
che same by applying at the store.
It is reported on very good authority
that the bartender in a certain saloon
on Main street was one of the princi-
pals in very hot fight Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Funck and son
returned Friday evening from their
European trip. They spent few days
with friends in Chicago before coming
home.
1t is reported that one Of the farmers
north of the city has built a fence
across the bike path right of way.
That man will find he has run his
head against stone wall, before he is
through with it.
-" jim" Davis is in Kenosha this aft
ernoon to inquire into articles pub
lished in the papers of that city stating
that Deacon" Dodge was aching for
d fight with him. Davis says that if
the Kenosha pugilist means business
he will fight him under any conditions.
Racine News.
The Royal Leaguers are having a
warm time in their organization over
the raising of their insurance assess
ments. Nearly all the members of the
Racine council have withdrawn from
the order, over 500 have gone out in
Chicago, and a number, how many we
cannot learn, have gone out here.
LeavenWorth Kershaw and r. M.
Boyd have both agreed to play foot
bali with the Racine Athletic associa-
tion's team this year. The association
thinks it will put up the biggest games
1t has ever put up. Nearly all of the
old players will be in the game and
they ought to have the sign down to
perfection.
James Johnson, of Racine, who has
been missed from his home, and who
had been heard to remark that he ex-
pected to leave for Alaska, is at pres
ent being looked for by his parents,
assisted by the police of Kenosha and
Racine. He started south. AS far as
can be learned he has not yet been
heard from since his disappearance.
A number of Kenosha horsemen are
negotiating for lease of Ideal park
Cor a weeks racing. Many owners of
famous trotting horses have already
promised to be present, and the pro-
motors of the scheme are receiving
great encouragement. The time for
the races has not been definitely deter
mined, but the last week of August
will be the probable date fixed.
Several young ladies who attended
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day evening are regrettiDg today that
Ghey donned their newest shirt waists
for that occasion. The rustic benches
have recently received fresh coat of
paint and as the young ladies are al
ways entitled to the seats while their
gentlemen friends stand, Friday even
ing they got into the paint.
Rev. Fl. S. Roblee who returned
Thursday from his California trip, says
that the greater. part of the way he was
pestered by police and detectives who
were on the watch for an amount of
money which had been taken from one
of the passengers. After they had
made life miserable for him for some
time he succeeded in disposing of them.
Rev. Roblee was not suspected as the
chief hOunUor