The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-09-01

Harry Webb has gone to Russell, H.,
for weeks visit.
Joe Rhode and Harry Skinkle rode
to Racine Tuesday evening.
Miss Eva Loescher is spending a few
days with friends in Chicago.
| George Williamsonis suffering from
a severe attack of rheumatism.
There's no hat like the Gotham. !"
Sold by A. B. Ames, the clothier.
! A Genuine Opal stick, very neat and
dainty, only 50c. T. j. Dale. If
Miss Hill, of Chicago, is spending a
few days with Miss Bertha Palmatier.
One of the city police force was badly
frightened Saturday by the motor cycle.
Get out your dog catcher and let him
make a wholesale slaughter of untagged
dogs.
Miss Clara Little, of Chicago, spent
Tuesday evening with friends in Ke-
nosha.
Mrs. Charles Gekler and Mrs. VIM.
Schmitt spent Tuesday with friends in
Racine.
James M. Stebbins has returned
home after a short outing at Twin
Lakes.
The Rathbone Sisters will give a
moonlight picnic on Jacobs island this
evening.
The usual golf contingent from Ra-
cine visited the Country club Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Tillie Rogers, of Chicago, is
making a short visit with Miss Allie
R. Toner.
Mrs. johnson Jackson, who has been
i'll for some time, is reported slightly
improved.
Mrs. Nicholas Rohr is reported very
low and little hopes are entertained for
her recovery.
For Sale or Exchange-A full blood
Durham bull. Inquire M. Achen,
Pleasant Prairie. WIZ
James English returned to his home
in Omaha Monday evening, after a
short visit in this city.
Miss Bertha Palmatier has issued
invitations for dancing party at the
Country Club Friday night.
Judge Stebbins seems to be giving
the boys a run for their money" in
the sherif7s nomination race.
Mrs. William Lamey and grand
daughter, Pearl Starr, of Chicago, are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Company E. met Monday night and
had very interesting company drill.
The company will take steps at once
to fit up their new armOry in the old
Dania hall.
The rush to secure seats for the
Owen Company's engagement was
something tremendous. People were
in line for nearly an hour and many of
the seats have been taken.
A letter has been received from
David Theleen, stating that he will be
home for a visit in about week. The
whole city will be proud to welcome
home the gunner of the Massachusetts.
Phillip Waltz, director for the I'm
perial' band, has gone to Iowa and Prof.
Patterson of Racine has been chosen
leader of the band. Two new players
from Racine have been added to the
band.
Justice Slater caught wedding
couple Monday afternoon who were on
the shady side of fifty. They were
however united in the usual form.
Their names were Bernard Eichenberg
and Elise Pole.
Monsieur Nicolet, one of the most
famous expert trick bicycle riders of
the day, has been secured by the State
Fair management to give daily eXhi-
billions during the coming fair at Mil
waukee, Sept. 10th and up to the oath.
He is noted abroad as we'll as in this
country and will appear only in Wis
consin this year, at the Milwaukee
grounds. The Nicolet exhibitions are
all free.
A special feature at the Wisconsin
State Fair at Milwaukee this year will
be a daily balloon ascension by the
leading lady artist of the country, fol-
lowed by thrilling parachute drop.
Nine. Leroy uses a balloon similar to
that operated by the war department
in the Santiago campaign and she is
the only lady aeronaut in the country
using parachute from the side of the
balloon. This is one of the many free
features in connection with the State
Fair at Milwaukee Sept. 10Th to oath.