The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-08-25

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E. Fl. HOLSTER spent Sunday with
friends in Chicago.
Newton Moore, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday at the Southern.
Miss Leone Christianson has returned
from weeks visit in the Cream City.
Howard Kehlor. of Chicago, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Remer.
Mr.. Simpson, of Minonk, H., spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. E. B.
Kipp.
Mrs. Mary Bergman and family have
gone to Chicago for weeks visit with
her mother.
Miss Helen Theirs returned Satur-
day from weeks visit with relatives
in Milwaukee
Miss Eva Christman, of Chicago, is
spending a few days with Miss Barbara
Christman in this city.
Frank Pedrick and family have
removed to Chicago, where they will
make their future home.
John A. Woody and Miss Ethel
Woody, of Chicago, spent Monday eve
ming with Keuosha friends.
Ferdinand Zimmerman, Nick Gales
Theo Jacobs and Peter Lieneweber
spent Sunday in Milwaukee.
There is some talk of paving Pearl
street from Main to Lake street and
then north some 800 to 500 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Street a1d
Miss Agnes Street, of Chicago, are
spending a week at Kemper Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Dewey have re-
turned home after short visit with
friends and relatives in Troy, Wis.
The Waukegan road race was dis
appointment for the Kenosha boys.
Not one of them finished. The first
prize was won by Racine rider.
The concert excursion given by the
Windsor band Sunday proved great
success. Large crowds were in at
tendance from Waukegan, Kenosha
and Racine.
The merchants of the city are con-
sidering the organization Of an assOcia-
ton to protect themselves against
advertising fakes. The move is surely
in the right direction.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Brooks
was held from the family residence
Sunday afternoon. A large concourse
of friends gathered and followed the
remains TO the city cemetery.
Dr. Ripley won the class match for
gentlemen and broke all previous
records on the Country club links last
Saturday. His score was 46 for nine
holes and los for eighteen holes.
Mrs. G. NJ. Bristol, who resides at
1913 Michigan avenue, Chicago, and
who is prominently connected with the
public charities of that city, is taking
few days of rest and recreation with
her cousin, Mrs. Ellen M. Barns at 338
julius street.
With two So, 900 specially guaranteed
purses, the harness races at the Wis
consin State Fair, Milwaukee, Sept. IL
to "a, will attract the leading two
wheeled goers of the Western states.
Already the entries are sufficient to
guarantee the best races ever seen in
this state.
Mrs. E. A. Race, of Chicago, who
has been spending the past week. with
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Hills at Idle
wild cottage, on Deming stress, this
city returned home yesterday evening
accompanied by her sister Miss Frances
E. Hills, of Racine, where the latter
will visit for a week or so.
Quinton Webb, the young man who
came to DR.. Garfield last month, to-
tally blind, is now able to read the
head lines in the papers. He has dis
carded the cane which he formerly
used to pick his way about, and feels
indignant if any one attempts to assist
him through the crowded street. DIV
During the heavy rainstorm Tuesday
night a team Of horses belonging to
John Harris, farmer residing near the
state line, became frightened and ran
away. They ran out Ashland avenue
at breakneck speed and the driver was
thrown from the wagon near the ceme-
terry. He escaped uninjured, but re-
fused to continue the journey. The
horses we're caught half mile down
the road and the farmer spent the
night in town.