The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-09-15
Joe Tulley was in Racine Sunday.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smith are rejoic
ing over the birth of baby girl.
Miss Bessie Hurd has gone to Rock
ford, H., to enter Rockford college.
John W. Glasgow, of Evanston,
spent Monday with Kenosha friends.
Miss Alice Carter, of Racine, is
spending week with Kenosha friends
Miss Mary Baltes has returned home
after a short visit with Chicago friends
F. W. Kearney, of Lincoln, Ill, is
transacting legal business in Kenosha.
George Higley has returned home
after weeks outing in the lake re-
gions.
A. L. Foster and wife, of Michigan,
are spending a few days with Kenosha
friends.
Mrs. j. G.. Krichbaum is spending a
week with her brother, P. M. Paulson,
in Waukegan.
George Holton and Randall Judd, of
Racine, spent Monday evening with
kenosha friends.
Charles CRUDE has retired from the
barber business, and will enter into the
express business.
Thomas Stott, of Milwaukee, is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. John Wade.
Notice N. R. Aliens Sons ad in the
bargain column. They are selling
cheap rope for binding. w2O
Misses Lizzie Junghans, Addie
Wright and Camilla Schulz spent
Sunday with friends in Racine.
The young people of the south side
enjoyed a dancing party at the Uni
versity school hall Saturday night.
Bicycle riders between Racine and
Kenosha are always glad when they
strike the Kenosha end of the path.
Mrs. John Minderman and Miss
Josephine Geiser have returned home
after short visit with Chicago friends
Four of the Racine Laurel baseball
team went fishing Sunday, and the
baseball game to be played here was
called off.
Mayor Petit has returned home
from Buffalo, where he attended the
annual meeting of the malsters asso-
citation Of America.
In the golf tournament for the Presi
dents prizes on the Country Club links
Saturday afternoon the honOrs we're
won by D. B. Blake.
Jack Haverly's Ministries which ap-
p3ared at Rhodes opera house drew q
large crowd and everybody was more
than pleased with the performance.
It is now permanently settled that
the remains of Adolph Newhouse, who
died at Ponce will be returned to this
city as soon as the weather permits.
The Nonpareil club begin another
series of their popular dancing parties
at Central Music Hall Saturday night. |
Stemm Bros orchestra will furnish the
music.
The foot ball team held their first
practice at the Country club grounds
Sunday morning. Some good material
turned out and prospects for the season |
are very flattering.
Vbo vooo rooo+ hold Of poip;e troo1r
on Saturday was very interesting
one. Scotty Ferguson's horse won the
ESQ race and Charles Aliens flyer
easily captured the second race.
J. G. Chiber, who assisted Uncle
Sam in whipping the Spaniards by
keeping the machinery on the Yale in
running order, is home to spend a
month with his parents in Pleasant
Prairie.
Corporal William Wardwell and
privates Andrew DahlstrOm and John
Karpen were home Sunday to spend a
few hours with their parents. The
boys are all off for thirty days fur
Tough and will be mustered out at the
end of this period.
Mrs. Fred Parkhill, who was accused
of leaving town in very suspicious
manner a short time ago, has returned
to Kenosha and threatens to make all
kinds of trouble for her husband on
account of a trunk which she claims he
is holding illegally.
A smash up occurred in front Of the
Nebraska Cash Store Saturday after
noon in which two ladies were badly
frightened and one Of the proprietors of
the store had his hand badly mashed
The cause of the affair was reckless
driving on the part of man named
Deyar who was carrying too large
load of bad liquor.
Another full house enjoyed the
second program arranged from the