The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-06-23

Miss Lydia Curtis, of Bristol, spent
Tuesday with friends in this city
j. NJ. Hall, of Milwaukee, visited
friends in Kenosha Monday evening.
The best that ever snapped" the
Kodak. Full line at Tanners, druggist
j. G. Conner, of Evanston, spent
Sunday with Samuel Reynolds in this
city.
Kodaks! Kodaks! Kodaks. A full
line of the celebrated Eastway goods
at Tanners.
Miss Susie Rowe has gone to Twin
Lakes to spend the summer in her cot
tage there.
The Sample Shoe Co. have removed
to 1853 Market street, the old gas office,
Thursday, June %. dwj25
E.O. Spillman leaves Friday evening
for Ithaca, New York, to attend COM
mencement at Cornell University.
Mrs. Elizabeth Derbyshire has gone
to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, for an
extended visit with her daughter
A. j. Booth, of Salem, was in the
city Tuesday. He says he has put in
sixty acres of cabbage again this year.
1t is reported that a petition is being
circulated fer permission to open a
saloon on South street, west of the
railroad.
Messrs. Henry Cobb, of McHenry,
Ill.,, and Michael Kerper, of New
Vienna, IOWA, are visiting Peter Lippert
and family.
Master j. j. White. who has been
attending school in this city for the
past term, has returned to his home in
Cogswell, North Dakota.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage CT Miss Alice Grace Quigley
and John Dix Houston, which will
occur at st. James church June 80.
The " New Method" for fitting
glasses, now used by DR.. Garfield, cor
reefs all defects, there is not a grain of
guess work about it. The best is none
too god for your eyes. DIV
The managers of the Milwaukee
carnival have done everything in their
power to make the carnival a great
time for newspaper men and the local
scribes are preparing to attend in force.
Reform was off again Sunday and
the change was perceptible in a very
disgusting manner. One could have
counted no less than twenty plain
DRINKS 90 Main street Sunday evening
to say nothing of some very ornamental
ones.
The tickets are out for the moonlight
excursion and dance to be given next
Saturday night by the Nonpareil club
on board the steamer l. NJ. Weston.
The boys are planning to make it the
greatest event of the season.
The Somers school picnic, held Sat-
urday in Thomas grove, was splen-
turned out to enjoy pleasant day with
the children, and the many visitors
from abroad united with them in the
enjoyment of the event.
Twenty-six mem bers of the Congre-
gational bicycle club made the run to
J. L. Stevens last evening. Mr.. Eand
Mrs. Stevens made the club happy
with the refreshments and good cheer
they furnished. The club intends to
make a run on each Tuesday night.
An alderman of the city complained
to the News reporter today on the way
in which the police force are enforcing
the bicycle ordinance. According to
the statement of the alderman there
are no end of privileged characters
who ride on the sidewalk just when
they please.
The sewer committee met Tuesday
afternoon with the city attorney to
discuss the Milwaukee avenue sewer
question. No decision was reached
and the matter will be referred back to
the Council. The wrangling over the
size of the sewer to be put in may
cause considerable delay.
Herbert S. Whitney, of Chicago,
made short trip to this city last Sat-
urday evening to call on a few friends.
If appearances and indications do not
greatly deceive, one of the fairest of
Kenosha's many pretty maidens will
ere long change her name and state for
that of another. The young lady is
one of the high schools former gradu-
ates, and has great number of friends
who will miss her when she leaves
them