The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-08-31

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few days with his father in this city.
Positively last excursion of the year
to this beautiful resort Saturday, Sept.
2, round trip only rs cents. Leave
Kenosha 8:55 a. m. For tickets and
information apply to agents G. & n.
w. Ry. dws1
w. ]. Mcconnell was taken suddenly
i'll during the opening performance of
the Owen company, of which he is
travelling as manager. It is feared
that he will be forced to give 10 the
work for some time.
One man has been found in Kenosha
who is opposed to the advancement OF
the saloon force. This afternoon he
refused to sell a valuable lot when he
found out the new owner was to use 1t
for saloon purposes.
A delegation from Woodwork at
tended the dedication of the soldiers
monument, which occurred Tuesday
in Waukegan. Those attending were
Misses Eliza and Ida Fiddler, Christian
Fiddler and Henry Adams.
Henry Dickhaut has returned home
from Fond du Lac, where he was
called to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Andrew Rock. Mrs. Dickhaut,
who accompanied him, will remain for
a weeks visit in Fond du Lac.
Santa Ague, the Kenosha horse, ran
another great race at Hawthorne track
Yesterday. The Kenosha horse ex-
ceeded the fondest hopes of its friends.
It didn't run last. We might add that
il did finish next to the last horse.
Theodore Martin, of this city, and
Miss Louisa Um1and, of Pleasant
Prairie, were united in marriage at the
residence Of the brides parents south
west of the city today. They will
make their home in Kenosha. A large
circle of friends extend congratu-
1ations.
Supervisor NORM, of the town of
Brighton, brought the four little chill
dren of Robert Clark before the County
Court this afternoon and asked that
they be sent to the state school at
Sparta. The mother of the children is
dead and the father is not able to care
for them. In the absence of Judge
S1osson, the case was heard by Judge
Be1den, of Racine.
Parents, whose children take up the
English course at the College of Conn
merce, will, no doubt, be greatly re-
1ieved because of their not having to
buy text books. The school furnishes
ali the pupil uses for rental Of 81 a
term. Mr.. Trenary reports more in
quiries being received than ever before
and is working hard arranging for the
accommodation of all on Sept. 18th.
The remains of John Forrey, who
was killed in the wreck of the Coliseum
in Chicago, were brought home Tues
day night and are now at the home of
his mother on Maple street. The
funeral will be held from St. James
church Thursday afternoon at 2:3O,
and the remains will be inferred in the
family plat at St. James cemetery.
Charles Werner, formerly of the firm
of Kotz & Werner, has sold his interest
in the saloon to Edward Blush, who
took possession this morning and the
business will be continued as before.
Mr.. Werner will give all his time to
attending to the interests of the Amer
lean laundry. The new partner in the
saloon is we'll known in Kenosha and
with large number of friends his new
venture should be a successful one,
The Kenosha police recovered a
bicycle this morning which was bor-
rowed from a repair shop at Genoa
Junction several months ago. The
wheel was being used by young man,
who is stopping temporarily here and
as he asked to sell it at very low
figure the police thought the case
would bear looking into. At the re-
quest of the owner the man was not
arrested.
The harbor committee are planning
trip to Racine in the next few days for
the purpose of making an examination
of the different kinds of docking. It
seems C1dL not d lew O4 Tic A1uSIu1Sn
are in favor of the adoption of the
Wakefield system of pi1ing, but an in
vestigation will be made to see whether
the difference in cost will be common
surated to the added value of the work
by the use of this sort of sheeting and
pi1ing.
The William Owen Company opened
the season of '99 at Waukegan last
Monday evening and the Waukegan
papers speak in the highest terms of
the company and Mr.. Owen. Miss.
Reynolds made distinct hit. This
evening the company will present. the
Marble Heart and large number of
Kenosha people will go to Waukegan
to witness the production, in which
Miss Reynolds will appear in her
favorite role as Marco.
The ladies of the Country club met
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