The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1898-07-14

Harry Kupfer is building an addi-
ton to his livery barn.
The latest "fads" in fine stationery
at Tanners drug store.
The ST. Aloysius Cadets held thei
regular drill Tuesday night.
D. Drake, of independence, Iowa, is
spending a few days with friends in
Kenosha.
O. Fl. Woodward has gone to Clinton
for short visit with his parents and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Morse, of Chica-
go, are spending few days with Ke-
nosha friends.
Mrs. Frank Newbury, of Wheatland,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Funk, in
ST. Paul, Mimi.
Frank D. Kerchner, of Tifin, Ohio,
is spending short time in Kenosha
with friends and relatives.
Fl. j. Van Ryn, of Milwaukee, at
tended the meeting Of the board of
education Tuesday evening.
The catch basins on Prairie avenue
were being cleaned out this morning.
They were in an exceedingly filthy
condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Holloway, of
Paris, will entertain Rev. and Mrs.
Cameron at dinner today Thursday.
An afternoon visit is contemplated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Drummer returned
home Tuesday evening after short
wedding trip in Milwaukee. They
will make their future home on Rock
street.
Mrs. Henry Dickhaut and Misses
Agnes Jahns, Barbara Christman and
Mamie Lippert attended party given
by Miss Schultz, of Racine, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eichelman
and family, who have been visiting the
family of B. Eichelman for the past
two weeks, returned to their home in
Warsaw, Ind, today.
If you want the best you will buy the
Kimball piano. If you are satisfied
with Eastern makes of pianos we have
them for less than 5000. John Nc
Kune. 259 Main street. DIV
G.. A. Dewey was out calling on the
old settlers about the county Tuesday
afternoon. He reports the crops in
excellent condition, and everything
looking exceedingly we'll.
tits reported that Edward Abel, the
present deputy sheriff, is a candidate
for nomination for sheriff. Ed is a
splendid officer and his experience fits
him very we'll for the Office for which be
is a candidate.
July 4th, 1898, was the fortieth we'd
ding anniversary Of Mr. and Mrs. j. FL.
Roberts, now residing in St. Paul. A
considerable number of relatives and
friends met at their house in remem-
brance of the event.
A number of the younger members of
society gave very pretty dancing
party at the University school hall
Tuesday night. About twenty couples
were in attendance and all seemed to
have very jolly time.
Here is another leader, a genuine
Rogers silver plated butter knife and
sugar spoon with gold bowl, all in silk
lined case, ST.. Also six fancy handle
table spoons, $3.50. These prices good
only to July 18th. T. J. Dale. dwtf
Somebody in Kenosha ought to fill
stocking with something soft and hit
Editor Culley, on the head! Of all the
egotisticai asses that ever invaded a
good city he takes the bakery. Since
O. M. Petit buried him politically he
is too sore to live.-Racine Journal.
The awning in front of Pitts & De
Berge's store caught fire last night
from lighted cigar being thrown upon
it, 1t looked as if the awning would at
last be destroyed. However the heroic
efforts of Jake Disch saved the awning
and won great applause from the
crowd below.
Last Sunday at the Bristol and
Paris Congregational church Deacon
FL. L. Bullamore was elected delegate
to represent it at the Liberty Congre-
gational church on the occasion of the
ordination of Mr.. Moore, who has been
selected it's pastor. The services will
be held on Tuesday of next week by a
council of Congregational churches,
that of Kenosha being of the number.