The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-06-12

on Tuesday evening, June 10, 1890. Mrs
Lucy j. Whitcomb, member of Heintzel-
man w. r. c. No. l, San Diego, Cal, was
a welcome guest.
-Chas. ID. Hicks, the ossiffed man, has
been a resident of Racine for over %
years, and has been ''ossified'' about 10
years. He is on exhibition in the vacant
room south of Hansen & Beckers store.
-Messrs. Doyle & Mulholland have
sold out their stock of groceries to Messrs.
Haagenson Bros, formerly of Evanston,
H. They will move to Kenosha and con-
tinue the business at the same place. Mr..
Mulltolland will remain in Kenosha, but
- into some other business for the pres
e,,t.
Mrs. Caroline H. Bell, Department
Counselor w. r. c., has signified her in
tention of being present at the Bazaar"
She will be accompanied by Mrs Rayner,
Dept. Treasurer, Post Commander Weis-
sert and Col. Gray. We will give them a
hearty welcome.
The Kenosha w. G. t. y. will hold its
regular monthly meeting in the Y. M. G.
A parlor on Tuesday, June 18th, at 3 p.
M Reports from State Convention will
be given and other interesting items read.
A general invitation is extended to all la
dies HELEN M. PERKINS,
Cor. Sec'y.
Some business men measure the value
of an advertisement by the direct returns
they get from it, and after short trial,
withdraw it on the ground that it does not
pay. The indirect benefits derived from
keeping the name before the trade are out
of all proportions to the direct returns re
ceived, and the more successful advertis-
ers are those who keep themselves SO con-
stantly before the people that their names
become as familiar as household words.
F. S. Lowell W. R. G. Al, gratefully ac-
knowledges the handsome gift Of AS lbs.
of Mocha and Java coffee from Sprague,
Warner & Co., Chicago, to be sold at the
Bazaar" This coffee is put up in two
pound cans and is very fine. Merchants
of KenOsha, when some Of the Corps ask
for donation for the Fair, meet the re-
quest with smiling face and ready hand.
Anything you give will be gladly received
and sold.
Mr. Fred Becker has joined the ranks
of the Benedicts. Last Thursday even
ing he took unto himself wife in the
person of Miss Amelia Templeman. The
ceremony occurred at S o'clock in the eve
ming in Fred's house on North Chicago
street. which he had already furnished
and prepared for his wife. Rev. Peter
Rech performed the ceremony in the
presence Of about 30 friends and relatives
of the happy couple. Mr.. Becker is an
energetic young business man and has
the best wishes Of host Of friends.
"A few days ago representatives OF the
OulCdSO CdIC CN LOCh COIl JdLy WCLC III
our city looking over the city with view
of locating here. They wish to remove
from Chicago and are entertaining propo-
sails from cities desiring additional manu-
facturies. They were shown location
here that would be furnished them free,
and were apparently well pleased with
our city. On their departure they left a
memorandum of what they would want
in the shape of bonus, privileges,
guarantees, lands, buildings, etc. Our
people will hardly be able to furnish all
that is wanted but if the company want
to secure the finest location on earth, they
can do no better than to locate here
WGukeg0n Gazette.
We hope the citizens of Kenosha will
not forget the Bazaar to be given at Sim
mons Hall on the afternoon and evening
of June 10, 1890 Proceeds for benefit of
Waupaca Chapel fund and the Corps
treasury. The members of F. S. Lowell
w. r. c. Al have been very busy for
weeks working for this Bazaar, and it will
only be a pleasant duty for Kenosha's
generous people to come and help them.
We feel confident that at this time they
will not be weighed in the balance and
found wanting" The corps will serve
supper, and it is only necessary to remem-
Der their success as caterers to ensure
them many hungry people, all anxious to
''eat and be filed" Their delicious cof-
fee will be one of the features of the sup
per. Merchants and clerks, 60 to the hall
for supper.
The thirtieth annual Commencement
of Kenosha High School will be held at
Simmons Hall, Friday evening, June Is.
PROGRAM.
Song Of Greeting G. E. Whiting
School.
Prayer
Hymn =. Creation