The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-07


+. is visiting with Mrs. Mic G5hl this
week.
Mrs. Willis Epson returned to Ke-
nosha Saturday from a short visit in
Racine.
Miss Belle Blackman, who has
been seriously i'll for several weeks, is
reported to be no better.
To be healthy use c. I'll. Ernst's
special Mocha and Java coffee, 50 cents
per pound. Telephone 46.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Burgess gave a
u O'Clock reception to their friends last
Thursday An elegant dinner was
served.
Rev. Harry Thompson was not
able to preach Sunday. He had q
violent cold and was able to read serv-
ice only.
Mrs. Esser, of Waukesha county,
is here on visit to her son, John
Washbish, and her daughter, Mrs.
Rubbing.
Mrs. Y. C. Sanford will be 1T Miss
Fisks on South street to give voice cul-
ture lessons on Monday afternoons and
Tuesday fOrenOOns. Voices tried free
of charge.
Mrs. Bruce, of Chicago, is the
guest of FL. Blackman. She is a trained
nurse and is caring for his daughter
who is quite i'll.
Victor Eppler's little daughter
Bessie was given q surprise party Sat
urday in honor of her birthday. Fes-
tivities were continued in the evening
when dancing was INDUCED in.
DR.. O. B. Lundy, of Grand Forks,
North Dakota, spent Saturday in Ke-
nosha, the guest of DR.. M. c. Smith.
DR.. Lundy and DR.. Smith were class
mates in the University of Michigan
-Chas. Smith left the College of
Commerce last week to take position
with VIM. F. Fisher, and Miss Minnie
Balm left this week to keep full set OF
double entry books for Skidd & Fay.
C. A. Dickhaut has q blue print of
the front elevation of the proposed Dan
& Sol building which is to be built in
Racine this spring, on exhibition in c.
I'll. Hurd's window. The building will
be a beauty.
Advertisers who think that the
same advertisement in their local paper
all the year around is good advertising
should remember that there is big
difference between running water and
stagnant pool,
The second number of the Ep-
worth League entertainment course,
the Temple Quartette, will sing at the
Rhode opera house March 10th. A
number of our people who have heard
them say they are very fine.
AID. O'Donnell says he does not
believe that the people in the newly
annexed territory can vote this spring.
Attorneys who have looked the matter
up give a contrary opinion, So there
is both sides. Take your choice.
Roy Hale feels little sore on the
top of his head. Sunday evening he
was running against the storm with his
head down and ran into the fire alarm
box at the corner Of Deming street and
Park avenue. He was knocked nearly
senseless for awhile.
just think of seventy-five years of
married life That is what Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schlig, of Racine, have en-
ioyed and Saturday night they cele-
brated their diamond wedding. The
length of their married life is believed
ooI:,ooo ovvo,,u+1,i,ocr in f1o ct
If you are in politics this spring,
let us give you pointer or two. If
YOU run for office, don't think every
man who will not vote for you per-
sonal enemy. If you are beaten, don't
let it sour you, but come out of your
defeat with smile and a handshake
all around.
External and internal improve
ments are now in order. The homes
of numerous fellow citizens are now I'M
dergoing repairs and when gentle
spring shall have arrived these homes
will appear most inviting. A neat and
tasty home makes one feel az if he was
somebody. Beautify your residences
and try to make life worth living.
Senator E. G. Timme has been ap-
pointed chairman of the commission to
locate Wisconsin's soldiers monument
on the Chickamauga battlefield. Mr.
Timme introduced the bill appropriate
ing $25. 1000 for such a monument and it
passed. The other members of the
commission are S. FL. Woodwork, OF
Milwaukee, and John /. Rice, of Bur-
liDgton.