The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-28

this weather.
Snow is all gone and Main street
needs cleaning.
-Four cents for Merrimac light
prints at big removal sale. dWm4
Miss Carleton, of Chicago, is the
guest of Miss C. Fl. Hinsdale.
The Phoenix club met at John
ODonnells Monday evening.
Robert Hahn, of Milwaukee, is Wis
iting among relatives and friends.
Don't shed your fannels yet.
You'll have plenty OF use for them be-
fore June.
Mrs. Hall, of st. Louis, and Mrs.
Emma FAIR, of Waukegan, are guests
of Mrs. w. M. Farr.
To be healthy use c. Ell. Ernst's
special Mocha and Java coffee, 35 cents
per pound. Telephone 46. :
"A number of Kenoshaites went up
to Racine Monday evening to attend
the ball of the Firemen's Relief asso-
citation.
M. F. Zens celebrated his 18th
birthday Sunday. Several relatives
and friends got together and made
things pleasant for him.
The Lane works have orders ahead
enough to keep them busy to about the
first of May and still they are coming
in. Nearly all other factories report
encouragement of a similar character.
The great Ferris wheel which is
still in Chicago has finally been dispos-
ed of. 1t has been sold to the proprie
tors of a pleasure resort on the north
side of Chicago and will be run i'll con-
nection with the place.
Tho bids for building an addition
to the county jail were opened on Mon
day and James Wallis making the low
est bid was awarded the contract by
the building committee. The job in
wolves an expenditure of $400.
The boys of F. S. Lowell Post No.
$50 G.. A. r. feel somewhat indignant
that pension has been refused Mrs.
Lowell. Her application has been
pending for eight years, and has just
been refused on the grounds that the
death of Lowell was not caused by ser
vice.
AID. Zens called Chief Barr to ac-
count at the council meeting Saturday
night for not placing more than two
| fire alarm boxes in the second ward.
Mr. Barr explained that he had dis
tributed the boxes as we'll as he could,
and would try to rearrange them so as
to give as complete satisfaction as pos
sible.
On Lincoln's birthday, Senator
Timme introduced a resolution in the
senate at Madison, making the day Il
legal holiday. 1t was referred to the
committee on state affairs. Senator
Putnam, for the committee, reported
for the indefinite postponement OF the
bill, thus killing the chances for the
day becoming legal holiday.
We are glad to announce the COM
ing of the Temple Quartette Concert
company, which will exhibit here
March 16, under the auspices of the
Epworth League, at the second number
of it's course. They come very high
" recommended and will no doubt give
great satisfaction to those who hear
them.
In the circuit court of Racine
county Monday morning in The case of
Isaac T. Bishop against the Belle City
street railway, a motion was made to
set aside the judgment for a new trial.
1t was denied and exceptions were en-
tered. This is the case where Mr..
Bishop as administrator of the Edward
Birch estate sued the railway company
for damages and got a verdict Of $500.
Plumbers who have had occasion
to dig down in the ground in order to
reach frozen pipes, find hard work in
getting through the frozen earth.
They say that the ground is frozen to a
depth of five feet, four inches, the
deepest that it has been in years.
Water pipes within five feet of the sur
face are surrounded by frozen earth,
and naturally the smaller ones are
frozen up.
Perfection in makeup and letter
press, superb in it's complete form of
fifty-six pages, rich in evidences of
financial returns to the women who
managed the number, full to the brim
with pungent paragraph, able editor
ial, womanly witticism and miscellan-
eous information, the charity number
of the Milwaukee Journal put in its
appearance on the editorial table last
Saturday morning. 1t did not stay
there long. The editors wife seized
it and carried it home triumphantly,
where it now occupies a special corner,
and will be exhibited as an additional
stone in the temple of achievement the
women of the present century are
building The charity number was a
glorious mirror of the beauty, strength