The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1900-08-09
THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1900.

Gus Jacob was visitor at Paddock's
Lake Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Ma1mstrom is the guest
of friends in St. Paul.
Mrs. Charles Fellows spent Sunday
with Mrs. Geo. D. Head.
F. E. Stocking, of Ravenswood, was
the guest of r. G. Lewis Sunday.
The usual number of DRINKS were
landed in the county Jail Sunday.
C. G.. Schultz and party went on a
fishing trip to Paddock's Lake Sunday.
Arthur Gleason, of Milwaukee, was
the guest of friends in this city Sun
day.
Miss Katharine Gray has accepted
position as nurse and left for Highland
Park.
The Pathfinder made its regular trip
to the Morgan club house in this city
Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Don4e1ly, of Waukegan, Wis
tied with Mrs. M. O'Brien in this city
Sunday.
The business of the soda water
fountain fonrisheth. Likewise that of
the ice wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Kellogg, of Chi
cago, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. II. HOLSTER.
About sixty Kenoshans were at Pad
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several different parties.
Nothing farther has been head from
the watch factory that is alleged to be
seeking a location in Kenosha.
Miss Josephine Koehn, who has been
spending few days with Miss Minnie
Limper, returned to her home in Mil
waukee today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kirne11, of
Hartford, Conn, who are the guests of
friends in this city, spent Sunday with
friends in Racine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Hall, of Chicago,
returned to their home Saturday after
noon after weeks visit with old
friends in this city.
-~Chas, Brown and Mrs. Fred Barton,
Of Chicago, stayed over Sunday with
their father, Jos. Brown, at 1dlewild
cottage on Deming street.
The Racine Golf club team played
its first match tournament Saturday |
with the Exmoor club team and was
defeated by score of IS down.
A strong force Of men is at work on
the Improvements being made on the |
Central school building. When cam
pleted they will improve the building |
very much indeed.
Mailcarrier Miller has returned
home from two weeks vacation.
Notwithstanding the weather is pretty
hot Miller says he feels like getting
back into the harness again.
There are others besides the "kids''
down at the park Sunday afternoons
who might also take into consideration
the fact that individual liberties are're-
stricted by the rights of others.
The employees of the Chicago Brass
20. gave @AHdSs Ne I IOSl SL4A PA1SN
party Saturday night and presented
him with fine gold headed cane as a
token of their respect and good will.
It is incidentally related of the Mar
ur1ette clubs excursion to Muskegon
that leading city official of Kenosha
was the banker and dealer in little
game on the way over and on the way
back.
Mrs Mary Sherwood and little
daughter, Marie, have been the guests
of relatives in Kenosha the past week.
Mrs. Sherwood is on her way from
Cuba to Dakota. Her husband, Chas.
E. Sherwood, a member of the q. S.
Signal corps, recently lost his life in
Havana, being a victim Of the dread
yellow fever.
Some of the Kenosha people who
took in the excursion to Muskegon,
Mich, Sunday witnessed the life
savers of that city take the bodies Of
two men and one woman out of the
lake who were drowned on July IS in
Muskegon Lake. They we're buried
within three hours after the jury re-
turned verdict.
DR.. w. ]. Petrie left Saturday night
for two weeks outing at Minocqua.
He expects to do some tall fishing and
his friends are looking to receive, be-
fore a great while, some weighty mus
kies from the north. DIR. Petrie will
be the guest of DR.. S. K. Falls, Of
Chicago, and will be accompanied by
Mr.. E. Petit, of Chicago.