The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-02-13

Meeting next Sunday will be song
Service, led by General Secretary ano Male
Quartette. Every man and boy is invited
Subject will be "Praise"
His Honor, Mayor Williams, will find
rather spicy comment" upon his actions
in an article from Property O@ner" on the
fifth page of this paper. 1t is decidedly
good His Honor should read it.
The Unitarian church free library will
be. open for delivery of books every Sunday
frgn II to p. M, instead OF the hour
heretofore.
NORMAN T. BAKER, Librarian
AT meeting of the stockholders of
the Lane Manufacturing Co. last Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 9Th, Mr.. E. D. futile
was elected President of the Company in
place of Mr.. G. M Simmons Mr.. Tuttle
is an indefatigable worker and what he
don't know about the Brass business isn't
worth Dragging about.
j D. Benedict, one of the earliest set
tiers of the county, died at his residence in
Bristol on Tuesday. February II, 1890.
Mr.. Benedict came to Kenosha County in
the year 1885, and from that date to the
date of his death was identified with the in
terests of the town of Bristol. His loss
will be severely felt by his old friends and
associates in Bristol
Mr. H. w. Marden is the editor and
publisher of The Blade, new aspirant for
journalistic distinction in Kenosha. 1t is
democratic politically, liberal religiously,
petite financially. -Four new papers III
Kenosha is a mistake. However, we
welcome the newcomer to feast of fairness
if he can live on short rations seven days in
the week and work Is hours day without
Mrs G. w. Allen has been very dam
gerously i'll during the past week; at times
her life being despaired of, but first -class
care and an excellent con, titution brought
her out all right and she is doing very
we'll. The news of her coDvalescence was
heard with deep joy by the entire COM
munity.
A-The editors ofthe TELEGRAPH-C COURIER
accept the increasing number Of subscribers
in this city as an endorsement Of their en-
terprise and independence and as an appre-
citation Of their efforts to furnish satisfac-
tory local paper. The correspondents in
the country could produce like result in
the country with little ef,lt on their
part
The Water Cure property has been
sold. n. r. Allen & Sons have signed
contract with Messrs. E. and n A. Pen
noyer to buy the property upon these
terms: Messrs. Pennoyer are to remove
the cottage still standing on the ground
and to cart away the debris of the fire, and
Messrs. Allen & Sons are to day $4,000 for
the ground, including dock frontage.
The Board of Education has had two
meetings for the purpose of considering the
different plans submitted to them, but has
not decided yet. A committee has been ap-
pointed to investigate the matter still fur
Their. They will go to Chicago and Rock
ford, probably the latter part of this week
to look over buildings in those cities.
That's right, gentlemen, give the subject
investigation and careful consid-
Grafton.
Peter Rhode, the rotund and rosy pro-
prietor of the Commercial House, appears
to have been prospecting. He is putting
brick veneer around the building. The |
TWO story part at the rear will be moved |
away and brick addition twenty five feet |
vide and three stories high will be added in |
It's place When the improvements in |
progress are completed Mr.. Rhode will have
4 very fine looking three story brick ven
sered hotel. He is spending about $4,000 |
n improvements.
The Milwaukee Sentinel of Monday !
contained dispatch from Washington, in |
which it was stated that charges had be en- |
made against Postmaster Mahoney and his |
removal was probable. When seen by the |
reporter, Mr.. Mahoney says he knows of no
cause or reason for charges and stands ready |
o refute any and all charges of whatever
character may be brought against him.
The Inspector, man by the name of Pull
,ifer, is known as a "bouncer" and recon-
nends the removal of Republican Post
master under Democratic administration,
,r Democratic Postmaster under Repub-
Iican administration with equal JUNCTION.
The Republicans of Kenosha have not
made any effort to have Mr.. Mahoney re-
moved, even if he was a Democrat, think
me- that it was fair to let him serve his
term out, as his Republican predecessor had
done. If Postmaster Mahoney is removed
It will really be because he is a Democrat
,,,d not hooa,1so ba hoe not n,ado oA1