The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-03
The St. Matthews Guild meets this
evening at the residence of Prof Leach

Newest and latest designs In Millinery
at Weiskopf Bros. 22tf
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xxi 44Onr Bristol correspondent gives his
readers some good advice Read it, 9ij
...'-= The X 10 U s Club held a. pleasant
dance at Park City Hall on Monday night
i Mrs. Jas. Cayanagh gave a very pleas
ant o clock tea to her lady friends New
Years day. s.a3 3n1 I39Q 9AGfu bnG
80 Gents, have you thought how easy it is
to get a good cigar, at the corner Drug
Store when waiting for your mail ?. ou Stiff
hi Mr. j! f.. Judge, of Kenosha, has been
granted a patent for an air valve for radia
tors. Mr.. Judge is blind man. j2df - +
Yes, the corner Drug Store is the best
place to buy your drugs and medicines
They are all new and fresh and prices
right. e,.,.:-.,>,,.~. ;f.,,.. h-,r +. Stiff
Mr.. Frank Rogan's family, Of Pleasant
Prairie, have had diphtheria, but are now
quite recovered and out Of danger. e ~". .
MIR. Roland Vincent Rogers and
Amelia. Horton were joined in marriage
New Years day at Wilmot by Justice f. J..
Owen ~ 1rc5} T4]5HI: - i)u.ou s
Trimmed Hats. from $3.50 up. =, Good
stylish untrimmed felt hats for 6Oc. at Mrs.
Sidney Races, up stairs, opposite Grant
House. r. 49,. ......,- -...< 81. 32tf
B. 6. C.'s sociable at A. O. III. hall
On New Years night was largely attended
and much enjoyed. Billy's orchestra dis
coursed fine music, even beating their al
ready excellent record u. :. '.=--'] -. '-..
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=, David Vaughn has taken the agency
for this city of the Economic Self-lighting
Gas Burner. The device is an ingenious
one and readily commends itself to the
business man.. <...f ..asfs.&.. vrr>e} III, II,
. Ladies, did you get sample of that
elegant perfume at Leach & Lambs Drug
Store? ......>.. 31tf
Mr.. John Kressin who formerly kept
the store now owned by Mr. T.. D.
Jones has entered the employ of Mr.. Thos.
English. Mr.. Kressin is a good workman
and will doubtless continue to merit his old
reputation for good work 49,.
|. j. II. Sammons, agent, wants 10000
bushels of oats delivered at the old stand Of
Craney & Pierce, for which he will pay the
highest cash market price.
Your attention is called to the new
ads in this issua of Messrs. G.. II. Hurd
G. NJ. Melville, Doan & Brown, VIM. F.
Fisher, Henry M. Rogers, B. La Marsh
James Morgan, z. G. Simmons & Co., Dan
Head & Co., and Mr.. L. D. Jones. ...>
:-Messrs. John Lindermann & Son have
completed two dwellings south of Prairie
Avenue, which are now occupied, and one
near the northwest city limits Mr.. Chas.
Llndermann, of this firm, is now binding a
house for his own use on the north side.
This firm have added quite considerably to
the size of the town in the last season.
For fine Watch, Clock and Jewelry re-
pairing, go to Weiskopf Bros, opposite
Grant House. 22tf
THE Congregational Sunday school had
its Christmas entertainment in the Sunday
school room last Wednesday evening" .Af-
ter.varions exercises, literary and musical
in the auditorium tie audience adjourned
to the parlors where the Christmas tree
loaded with presents for the children stood
clad in its robe Of plentitude and beauty
Each of the scholars received some token Of
yule tide and all enjoyed very pleasant
time
.!r-Orders for hard and soft coal left with
Henry Mathews willreceive prompt atten-
ton. ~. a40tf ss.<u: JOHN O'DoNNEIL,4 L
.s5TNotice is hereby given that the annya
meeting efthe Somers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Go .yawillosbea held 2at the Town Hall
in said town, on Tuesday" the '8th' day Of
j January 1889 at 10 O'clock in the forenoon,
for the election of officers and to transact any
other business that may come before said
meeting. ID z9s1IsAAo T. BISHOP, Sec.
Dated 5Son1ers, Dec 2Sthf 1883: 3al5G5 Ia
ne ii "5a9[T ylu2vI odT" .@u1
"A complete Line, Of Heminway's, Rope
Silks, Rope Linens, FAirasenes, ChenilIes
and Embroidery Silks at Weiskopf Bros. 2
Last. Sunday morning, the children of
the Baptist Sunday school, made. "a Christ
mas present toetheir superintendent, Mr.. j.
A. Williams . Their expression Of esteem
took the form Of a present of solid 8 gold
watch chain. and charm The1ehaint1is a
beauty and Joe.yalues it beyond price. o01h
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The annual r. advertisement Of The
New Jew York % Press will dhe found elsewhere
in a9Qauu our columns coolu F2 We commend The Press
to the attention Of our readers, 1.-The pa.
per is scarcely a year old but,itais so cheap,
SO brig ut and SO, earnestly Republican, that
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