The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-09-29

Miss May Skinner, of Chicago,
visited Miss Roblee Saturday.
Miss Kittie Blackman, of Salem,
spent Sunday with Miss Elsie Fuller.
Miss Margaret McKibbon has gone
to Evanston for short visit with
friends there.
Rev. Fl. s. Roblee has gone to Port
Washington to establish Congrega-
tional church.
Mrs. George D. Head has gone to
Oshkosh for visit with her daughter,
Mrs E. S. Wilson.
G. G.. Theleen has gone to West
Baden Springs, Ind, for an exterded
visit for bis health.
Messrs. Frank Quigley and Fred
Donald, of Racine, spent Sunday with
JAS Rooney and family.
Mrs. W. S. Lamb returned Sunday
from Winnetka, where she has been
spending few days with friends.
An effort is being made to secure a
pardon for Leroy King, who was sent
to Waupun for Is years on a charge of
rape.
Mat Myrup has been made city
editor of the Racine Times to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
John Nc Farlane.
James Stebbins was appointed
assignee for Adolph Muntzenberger
Monday afternoon by the United States
court at Milwaukee.
Work has been commenced on the
paving of Grand avenue. The work
will probably be completed before the
winter weather sets in.
Some fellow, probably drunk, badly
disfgured the lawn of E. R Head on
Prairie avenue Monday evening by
driving two wheel vehicle over it.
Who is Who" was presented by
Kelly & Mason at the Rhode opera
house last night before large audi
ence. The farce gave good satisfac-
ton.
Chas. 81. McDermott and daughter
Nita, who have been visiting Mr.. Nc
Dermotts mother for the past week,
have returned to their home in Boston,
Mass
James Shanks has been taken to the
Mercy hospital, Chicago, where an
operation will be performed Wednes-
day to remove an abscess from one of
his lungs.
jaw Heidbrink, formerly an employe
of the NEWS office, but recently OF the
Racine Times, has entered Ann Arbor
College for a three years course IN
dentistry.
The ladies of the Park Ave. church
announce an entertainment for thurs
day evening. 4 good program will be
given and refreshments served. Ad-
mission 10 cts.
The High school football team are
busy at work these days and will soon
be in condition to give any OF our
neighbor boys hard tussle. They play
at the Walworth county fair.
About $50 Monday evening bicy
clist RAJ into a team of horses at the
corner of Main and Wisconsin streets.
He was lucky to escape with a few
bruises. The wheel was demolished.
Mrs. jenkins has had her sight re-
stored after almost total blindness Tor
two years. Dr. Garfield operated on
the right eye for the removal of cata-
ract and will operate on the other eye
in few weeks.
The troubles of the Sieg Manufac-
turing Company will soon be over and
the factory may start at any time.
The creditors have reached an agree
ment in all vital points and only few
details remain to be settled.
A we'll known local contractor and
Sterling employe had a hot fight in
front of Laughlin's saloon Saturday
night. Both men we're intoxicated and
the contractor got much the worst of
the fight. Neither of the men were
arrested.
Messrs. and Mesdames Harvey Viii
lard and Fred Warner, of Arnott, Wis.
visited their aunt, Mrs. NJ, Holmes, in
East Somers, last week. They return
ed Saturday morning, carrying with
them quite few samples of her
abundant fruit crop, there being none
raised in their vicinity. They express
ed great admiration forithe growth and
thrift of the city since they we're here
few years ago.
The Badger Brass Co. has given a
large number of its workmen leave of
absence for few weeks, while officials
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