The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-18
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is.

VIII 9Hare visited friends in Racine
Sunday
W. H Crane, of Paris, was Keno
s1Aa T5sisor Sunday.
Carlton Prouty, of Winnetka, spent
Sunday in KenOsha.
EAasles Lake spent Sunday with his
92yanss in Edgewater.
RI. H, McArdle will enjoy weeks
gReaH10n in Milwaukee.
Tr8d Cashmere, of Waukegan, spent
sunday with friends here.
zeBEy McKenna came up from Chi
eagD Sunday with his parents.
Sjgel Conley and Harry Brown
aaIed Oh friends in Milwaukee Sunday.
4 crowd of Kenosha boys enjoyed a
camping Trip at Paddock'slake Sunday.
Miss Strawbridge, of New York, is
ehe guest of her cousin, Miss Cora
Graves.
A1as Laura Cosgrove has gone to
8Iasone Gjty, Iowa, for an extended visit
9th her uncle.
Misses Jennie Mosher and Ida Wad
8ey, Of Racine, spent Sunday with
Aenosha friends.
GEas,. Walter Bailey and her guest,
GEs. Tavern, spent Saturday evening
with friends in Racine.
Rev, Bray, former pastor of the.
Congregational church, filed the pulpit
at that house of worship Sunday.
4 good crowd and a good show was
the record made by the South Before
SKA War" company at Rhodes opera
1Dnse Sunday night.
Tie wind storm Sunday night was
geTy aaxere throughout the county and
zrany trees were blown down. Grain
als0 suffered in many places.
Large crowds enjoyed outings at
n3par's grove, Central park and Jacobs
8lssp8 Sunday. KenOsha resorts are
evidently becoming very popular.
BIB. Gussie Murray and daughters
5sgaas and Blanche, who have been
EpaDd5ng the summer here with relatives
1Fays this ayaning. for st. Joseph, Mo.
Clarence Rich, Irwin Wilson, Preston
Mafer, Miss Florence Gambell and
a5sB Jennie Van Meter, all of Chicago,
gEa the guests Of Mrs. Cora Harwood
Sunday. They rode up from Chicago
S8ngaay afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Waldron, of Brooklyn, n.
&, Mrs. Ellen D. Hills, Miss Alta
!sE9B1w an and Attorney Walter M.
Z,pB8}l, of this city, drove out to Pad
G9Dags lake, Saturday to attend the
A3asenie picnic there and report an
enjoyable time.
T8s heavy wind and thunder storm
w95el1 vaged in this vicinity Sunday
mighs and early this morning FORUM
h1sy passed over without doing any
gaRs harm. AS far as can be learned
ID injury was done except to few
1905 Oh the lake shore.
nheI, the infant daughter of Mr..
HD8 Mrs. Nels Selin, died this morning
Ios8 Summer complaint at the family
aas.688ee on Wisconsin street. The
Eaneral will be held from the Swedish
1asheran church next Wednesday
2s1scnoon.
Or Plantz preached at the Park
.Avenue M. E. church Sunday morning
2Es7 evening. His addresses on both
occasions were brilliant and masterful
Or. Plantz is one of the most able edu-
eaaors in the west. His visits to Keno
SOS VIII hereafter be greeted with the
If1Rsst pleasure.
JA&ob Neiderprim, of the Xenosha
Independent Fishing club" gave a
EBgg pleasant excursion to a large
BEEaber Of his friends to their camp
BIZ aAe shore of Hooker lake, in the
s3ywB OF Salem. Harry A. Kupfer fur
nlRSa8 the turnout for the entire party.
Agna@g those present were Jacob him
8saf in person, Charley Miller, Alix
a8ssT and many others. An unknown
uewAFd is. offered for one Edward. who
8GEsyed from the band and was either
1asa 81 misled in that large, thickly
Stipulated town of Salem.