The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-11-05
Mr.. F. A. Bull has removed to Mr.


made at the Baptist church.
John Engelhardt, the north sid
cooper, is confined TO his room.
i "A fast fortune, a pretty wife and !
good cook attract fast friends.
New names are being added daily t
the TELEGRAPH. COURIER list.
Matt Goergen is happy over the ad
vent of a girl baby at his home.
A cold heart, cool temper and ;
clear head make warm man.
The wharf builder is man who il
pretty sure to be tried by his piers.
1t is easy to defeat an enemy, but til
difficult to make him acknowledge it.
The Park whist club met at n. r
Aliens residence on Monday evening.
Wait for Birds of Feather Z
promises to be something Of high order
Mr.. w. G. Taft, Of the Watch Case
factory, is quite sick with malarial fever
DR. W. Fl. Saunders IS the proud
/ y
purchased from Paddock Bros.
Work has been commenced in macad-
amizlng the street through the Lee addi-
tion.
Mrs. Peter Tulley is very sick, but al
last reports is making a steady improve
ment
The wisdom you learn from another
mans experience never makes you look
any older
Miss Louisa Burgess, of Paris, has
entered the conservatory of music at
Oberlin, Ohio.
BE sure and see s'The Sleeping Gar, "
as performed by amateur talent Thanks
giving evening.
&C. Piehl & Son have opened a new
meat market ON the corner of Grand and
West Main street
After man and woman have been
married five years both claim to have
been coaxed into it.
The troubles of our neighbors are in
variably judgments our own excessive
and unmerited trials.
The Perrin Mattress factory is run
ming every night and the company is still
behind with their orders.
Go to Rhodes opera house Thanks
giving evening and see tirst-class enter
tainment by home talent.
The walk in front of the Kimbalf
block is at last laid and general good hui
NOR again reigns supreme.
Your friends may not know much,
but they know what they would do if
they were in your place.
R. F. Roberts & Son have sold their
brood mare Stella to the superintendent
of the ]. l. Case stock farm.
Miss Ruth Hurd was assisted in cele-
brating her thirteenth birthday by mum
Der of friends, on Tuesday.
If advertisers wish to reach all parts
Of the county the TELEGRAPH-CoU is
the Daper in which to advertise.
Since you cannot tell to whom will
fall the task of writing your obituary,
make it a rule to offend no man.
Miss Lutte Schroeder has been quite
sick from congestion of the lungs but is
much better according to last reports
Miss Emma Werve, daughter of Mr.
Matt. Werve, foreman Of the tannery, is
quite sick from congestion of the lungs.
Michael Sullivan contributed some
five dollars Monday toward the new sewer
next spring. The charge was drunk and
dlsorderly.
Hon. r. S. Houston, of Pleasant
Prairie, was in the city Tuesday and left
large supply of his celebrated sweet
cream with our people.
"A fire was discovered in a closet in
the Watch case factory Saturday morn
ing but was easily extinguished before
material damage was done.
The new Michigan f1sh-tug, Alice
arrived in port Tuesday and will fish here
during the winter. It's brand new yes
sci, this being its first trip.
MI 1oESCuIldu, GuO CAAlCI q
the Watch Case factory, has accepted {
like position at Elgin. Mrs Perschmat
will remain here during the winter.
Mr.. D. A. Mahoney has accepted tn
General Agency of the state for the Aetn'
life insurance company and will probabl.
begin his services about January LIST.
"A party of ''dagoes" arrived il
Brassville recently, but seeing that thei
reception was to be of peculiar warmth
they skipped by the light of the moon.
Charles Nelson was unfortunat
enough to have two fingers cut off las
Saturday afternoon while in the perform
ance Of his duties at the Lane works.
DIR. VIM. nj. Farr has established
! North side Office at Schoenike's dru
: store, where he spends an hour in til
forenoon and an hour in the afternoon.
) DR. Meers horse took notion for
e little exercise on its own hook last MOI
dow A charm rim To thn or able and a