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

Complete line of camera supplies at
Tanners.
NJ. j. Farley and family spent Sunday
with relatives in Racine.
Henry Garlock, of Racine, spent
Monday evening in Kenosha.
Harry Boardman and Charles Brown
spent Sunday evening III Racine.
Mrs. VIM. S. Lamb entertained
number of friends this afternoon at
whist
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. VanScoy, of Mil
waukee, spent Sunday with Kenosha
friends.
Miss HattiesCole has returned home
from North Hampton, Mass, to spend
the summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Woodward, Of
Clinton, Wis, spent Sunday with 0. f..
P. Woodward in this city.
Miss Yerkes, who has been visiting
friends in Kenosha, has returned to
her home in Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peil, Misses Brown,
Bilhorn and Bennish, of Racine, spent
Sunday with W. Fl. Drake.
A Rogers silver plated berry sI DON,
beautiful pattern, in silk lined box,
only ST.. T. j. Dale, jeweler. tt
The patent medicine men bade the
city an affectionate farewell Tuesday
night. Verify they will be missed.
Mrs. CharlaG Arnald rAtnrnad tn her
home in Milwaukee Sunday after
short visit with friends in KenOsha.
Your wants, in all our branches,
filed with care, precision and despatch.
Tanners drug store, strictly first class.
Pleasant Prairie Forum $40 will meet
at the residence of Companion j. 81.
Dabbs Saturday evening. June 70.
Sec. DIV
1t is reported that a we'll known Main
street saloon keeper was arrested
Sunday evening, for. violating the saloon
ordinance.
Miss Marie Pope, who has been Wis
ting her cousin, Miss Redeker, for the
past week, has returned to her home
in Evanston.
The perpetual motion man seems to
have finally got a successful move on
himself and the bloated bond holders
are busy looking for..him.
Our prescription department is COM
plete with the purest drugs and chem
ieals and the very latest improved ap
palatus. Tanner, druggist.
The members of the Country Club
played a class match on Saturday
afternoon. The names ofl the winners
have not yet been announced.
The Wan Drea ters7who are now
situated in this city, have given read
ings all over the United States, and are
recognized as the queens of palmistry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Sherwood, Miss
Clara Sherwood and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter E. Spring, of Milwaukee, spent
Sunday with A. c. Sherwood and
family.
Miss Mary Aspenwall left Saturday
for Milwaukee, where she is to visit
friends for a week or so, after which
she expects TO go to Whitewater, for
the rest of the summer vacation.
Some of the young men are shaking
in their shoes in way that is wonder
full to behold On Saturday a paper
was circulated supposed to be petit
ton to the governor to send out the
local volunteer company, but in fact it
was an enlistment blank, and now the
young men want TO know how they can
get out of it.
Col. j. G. O. Redington, of Syracuse,
n Y, editor of the Acme Hayersack
of Patriotism and Song, gave a very
interesting patriotic entertainment
at the Grand Army Hall Monday even
ing The rain made it impossible for
a large crowd to be in attendance but
all present reported very enjoyable
time.
The printers union of Kenosha, ex-
poets to celebrate in Waukegan July
4th. They will undoubtedly participate
and may be accompanied by band
Waukegan Gazette Register.
The Gazette Register is away off.
The printers union, like every other
loyal Kenosha society, will celebrate
right here in Kenosha.
The Kenosha Country club is pre-
pairing their first year book and most
of the material is now in the printers
hands. 1t will contain the Bylaws,
house and grounds rules, etc, and
full list of all members who shall have
made application before Tuesday night,
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