The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-06-02
Ben Curtis, of Milwaukee, was home
RI enand Sunday and Monday.


cago, spent Sunday and Monday with
his parents in this city.
Miss Margaret Dorsey, of Elgin.
spent Sunday and Decoration day
with her parents in this city.
Several of the young people OF the
city gave dancing party at the Uni
versity school hall Monday evening.
Wanted-A girl to work for her
board and learn dressmaking. Call at
once. Mrs F. Brady, All Park ave-
nue.. )
Nearly 200 .Racine people were in
Kenosha Monday. Little or nothing
of interest was going on in the Belle
city.
Frank Johnson was before Justice
Slater this morning on a charge of
intoxication. He was fined 81 and
COSTS
The Broadway Comedians gave an
excellent production of" Town Topics"
at the Rhode opera house last Sunday
evening
4 man named Leik was seriously
injured in a bicycle collision in front of
the Y. N. c. A. building Monday
afternoon.
| One of the most interesting affairs of
Decoration day was a fight between a
bear and bull dog on the Country
club grounds.
Mrs. N. A. Pennoyer and Miss Alice
Pennoyer have issued invitations for
reception on Tuesday afternoon to meet
Mrs. George PennOyer.
Miss Katie Loef, who lives at 167
Caledonia street, was struck by
Northwestern engine last evening.
She escaped without serious injury.
The dance given by the Pastime
Club at Columbia Hall Memorial day
was a great success. Large crowds
were present both afternoon and
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. 81. Stewart and
daughter, who recently came here from
Rochester, N. Y, spent Decoration
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y. Stewart,
in Racine.
A tramp stealing ride on a North
wester freight train was thrown off
at the Prairie avenue crossing. this
morning. One of his arms was dis
located. DR.. Kimball dressed the
wound.
About 100 friends and relatives of
the ST. Aloysius Cadets went to Apple
ton Sunday to attend the big Catholic
celebration. They all report fine
time and say that the Kenosha boys
mad e fine showing.
Adolph Groeger has not yet sue
ceeded in locating the person who
succeeded in getting away with his
money last Saturday. 1t is said that
woman was suspected of the crime, but
she managed to get out of the city
without the police getting hold of her.
The nine Nelson's, the seven Stirks.
the ten Delameads, Mile. Nora de
French, the Earl and Vortex Sisters,
the Angeles. Think of it! Any show
with even one of these would consider
themselves great enough, but Wallace
has them all. At Kenosha Thursday,
June I'd.
Lost, May Oath, between the railroad
and Mr.. lannon's or about two miles
out Prairie avenue, or between Prairie
avenue and the Burlington road on
Bain's road, a package containing
gantlemen's underwear. Finder please
return to this Office or to j. Y. Crate,
Brass miilsD vi
Little Miss IdasFerry, who was one
of the soloists and the Woodman's con-
cert last Monday evening, has since
sung and played for the guests at the
Sanitarium. Her:.voice is sweet and
pleasinga nd she fingers the ivory keys
very we'll. She has won for herself
many compliments as to her future
possibilities as a musician.
Mrs. R. T. Witbeck and daughter
Helen returned to their home in Chicago
Monday, after few days visit with
Mrs. James Robson, on Ashland avenue.
A telegram received said: that the
Witbeck home had been entered by
burglars Saturday night. Mr.. Witbeck
was also away, being on a fishing tour
with party of Chicago gentlemen.
This is the second time within a few
months that the place has been visited
by burglars, the first time they we're
frightened away.
The names of the principal riders
with The Great Wallace Shows this
year are Louise DeMott, Adella Nell
son, Oracle Thomas, Winnie Sweeney,
Lillian Schafer, Robert Stickney, Jr.,
Oscar Lowande, William O'Brien,
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