The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-12-13

/ in Simmons Hall. Admission Is and 25
ents. Turn out and give them a rousing
| benefit.
| The regular meeting OF the Prohibition
Club will be held next Monday evening,
| Dec. II at the residence Of Mr. J. w
Becker, on the west side of Congress St.
/ All friends Of prohibition are invited.
/ a the annual communication of Ken
osha Lodge, No. AZ, F. y A. M, held Mon
lday evening Dec. 10; the following were
lselected officers for the ensuing year w.
kis. Reed, W. NJ. Thos. Hansen, S. W. );
I'd. A aiahoney, j. W.; f. Robinson,
Treas; Fl. NJ. Rogers, Sec, D. B. Bene-
| dict, Trustee.
Last Friday William Myers and Ed.
ward Cullins two tramps, stole two coats
from Mr.. Edward Bain's farm, which were
Waived at seven dollars, and were sent by
Justice Gillett to the county jail for the
term of ninety days. They probably were
looking for a warm place to spend the cold
| weather which We are likely to have the
next three months
Married, at Rome, Dakota, Nov. oath,
1888, Mr.. Frank G. Rathbun and Miss
Alma L. Rugg. The ceremony was per-
| formed by the Rev. A. A. Brown, of Mitch
| ell, Dakota, in the presence of large num-
Der of relatives and friends The bride is
daughter of E. L. Rugg former resident
of Kenosha, and granddaughter of L. G.
| Holt
The new drug store in Lyman's old
stand will be thrown open to the public
Saturday morning. The store is nicely fur
nished and everything is fresh and new
The stock contains everything that is to be
found in a we'll kept drug store, and Mr.
Lambs long experience in the business is
| sufficient guarantee as to the quality of the
goods Be sure to step in and see them.
The following is list of the names of
pupils of joint district No. II, Bristol and
Paris, who have been neither absent nor
tardy during the month ending Dec 9TH:
Nellie Vogel, Willie BONN, Lena Bohn,
| August Kutzke, Amelia Klemstein, John
ME Fox, Minnie Kutzke, Rosie Fenske,
| lex. Cramer, Herman Fox.
NELLIE 7. MARSH, Teacher.
| The North Western Railroad has in
augurated new departure On stations in
Guiding Lake Forest and points south. It
has placed on sale, fifty ride tickets which
are absolutely unlimited and are good for
all the world and their friends. The old
restrictions as to members of the family
are entirely done away with, and the ticket
will be good as long as the road lasts.
These tickets are not for sale at Waukegan
or Kenosha.
1t is rumored that an attempt will be
made to establish College here in Keno
sha with the retiring Warden and the dis
contented teachers of Racine College in
charge. 1t is stated that it is the intention
to establish school somewhere between
Milwaukee and Chicago to supersede the
establishment in Racine. Kenosha is Just
the place for such an institution, and such
an institution would be an excellent thing
for Kenosha. In the first place it would
hasten very considerably the time when
Kenosha Will get the postal delivery Ser
vice. In the next place it would be an i'm
mense advertisement for the town. There
are very many reasons why such an acquisi-
tion would be very valuable to Kenosha.
We understand that negotiations are pend
ing with a view to getting the Howe prop
erty for this purpose. 1t is to be hoped
that the effort will be successful and the
school be established here Here is a
good chance for Kenosha enterprise to dis
play itself
The publisher Of this paper desires to
build up an Office and newspaper which
shall be an honor to the town and which
shall afford the best possible facilities for
meeting the demands Of the printing bust
ness in this city Much of this business
has been sent to the cities because of the
inability of the local offices 10 compete sue
cess fully for it. The chief difficulty here
tofore laid in the lack of equipment. In
line with the progress which has marked
this office the past year, another addition
has recently been made to its facilities for
doing work. The publisher of the TELE-
GRAPH. COURIER does not want the Keno
sha post-office nor the earth, nor does he
below like bull before red flag when his
competitors manifest enterprise and pros
perity. He proposes to go right ahead,
mind his own business and build up his Of |
fee and improve his paper, which is al
ready by long odds the best and most popu-
Lar in the county. One thing he does want to
call attention to, is this: This Office pro-
poses to continue right along in progress
and improvement. Since the last issue, the |
finest and largest job press in Kenosha has