The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-07-20

Of Miss Mary Bailey.
Richie Kimball spent Sunday with
friends in Milwaukee.
Bert Gehlman, of Waukegan, was a
Kenosha visitor Sunday.
J.C. Moran and brother spent Sunday
with friends in Racine
Mayor James German was calling on
Chicago friends Sunday
Fl. E. Petit, of Chicago, spent Sun
day with Dr. Walter Petrie.
Attorney B. O. Sturgis spent Sunday
with friends at Lake Geneva.
A. J. Simpson, of Waukegan, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. E. Remer spent
Sunday with friends at Lake Forest.
The yacht Mamie left the local port
Sunday morning for sail to Milwaukee
Miss Emma Miller, of Milwaukee,
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
Charles May, of Chicago, is spending
a few days with the family of W. j.
Ryan.
Theo Mathews and Ray Kupfer
made an outing trip to Eagle lake
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith, of Chicago,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs E. P.
Chalfant.
W. s. Forrest, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with his wife and children in
this city.
John Pinzger has been awarded the
contract for repainting and redecorat-
ing the interior of the Schlitz hotel.
" AGENTS WANTED" to sell the best
Cream Separator on earth! Hunt
Manufacturing Co., Newark, Ney
York. WITT
Richard Welles returned home Sun
day night after a weeks business visit
in New York and other Eastern cities in
the interests of the Badger Brass com
pany
G.. F. Stemm has been secured by
the Country club to take care of the
club house. The club is fortunate to
secure the services of Mr.. Stemm and
in the future the members may feel
assured that the house will be kept in
a first class fashion.
The daily newspaper is the trunk of
the advertising tree. All other adver-
Using is simply the arms, limbs and
branches. The closer a man sticks to
the daily newspaper the fewer mis-
takes he will make with the money he
spends.-J. G. hewitt.
Fred Feldschau, a young man en-
ployed at the Badger Brass works,
met with serious accident this morn
ming which will cause him to lose two
of the fingers on his left hand. He was
working with drop hammer and in
Bome way the machinery was started
while his hand was under the hammer.
The hand was horribly mashed. The
wounded member was dressed by DR..
Andre who found it necessary TO
amputate one Of the fingers. An effort
will be made to save the remainder of
the hand.
J. W. Johnson, barber in this city,
left Sunday evening for Kansas to
search for his wife, who it is feared has
met with foul play. Mrs. johnson left
Kenosha several weeks ago to go to
Kansas for visit with relatives and
since that time her husband has not
been able to learn anything of her
whereabouts. She never arrived at
the home of her friends and johnson
fears that she has either met with q
serious accident or that she has beer
foully dealt with,
All sorts of rumOrs are going the
rounds of Kenosha today in regard Il
weddings. One of them declares tina
a we'll known merchant who accom-
panied John Betting to Grand Haver
on his wedding trip was also made {
benedict while there. Another say
that we'll known school teacher anC
one of the city's fairest young ladie
were married in CharlevoiX, Mich. TIVE
weeks ago. Both rumors are denieC
by interested parties.
Rehearsals of Ingomar are held ever.
evening. The performance promise
to be artistically successful. Perform
ance next Saturday evening in grow
back of Sanitarium. Tickets 81. LIE
all who can buy tickets. They wi
help support the children in ST. Mary
Home and will also enjoy delightful
evening. Miss Reynolds, Mr.. Owe
and Mr.. Mcdonnell are well enoug
known to ensure the success of tn
performance. Transportation to an
from the Sanitarium by bus, 10 cent
round trip. AAsl
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