The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-12-12


-Bloomers have gone into winter
quarters.
Married men live longer than
bachelors.
Christmas ties and muff1ers at
Ames q Anglers. d14w30
Miss Title Kohlar has gone to
Kansas City to live.
When you have pictures to frame
take them to Melville. dwtf
Dan Head has gone to Utica, N.
Y, on a visit to his son.
Only one-half OF all who are born
reach the age of II years.
William Brick is suffering from
inflammation of the bowels.
1t is about time our girls begin to
arrange for leap year parties.
Mrs. M. H. Bacon is confined to
her bed with infammatOry rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorchester Mapes, Of
Chicago, spent Sunday with Mrs. A. II.
Lance.
old king "Coal" will reign SUI
preme from now until the merry month
of May.
Miss Nellie Kingsland came up
from Evanston to spend Sunday with
relatives.
If this weather keeps up the ice
men can very soon put on their crews
of cutters
Beaver Dam has given W. Fl.
Wheeler q Co. a contract for a system
of water works.
Mat LANCER and Mat Griffin got
too full Saturday and were taken up to
Hotel de Cropley.
Miss Della Kingsland, who has
been sick the past week, is able to be
at her cases in this office again.
The University boys gave a sleigh
ride party to Racine last Saturday
evening. 1t was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Sarah Brewer has returned
from Oshkosh where she attended the
state convention of the W. A. P. A.
Full line of ladies and gents kid
gloves and mittens.
dj2w32 LENTZ & FUNCK.
Mr.. Frederick Robinson and
family will give up their Denver resid
ence after Jan. / and will move to the
east.
ALL the water works bonds have
been fioated, though very few of them
remain here. The bulk of them are
held in Portland, Me.
Frederick Siebschlag, of Randall,
was brought in Monday and COM
mitted by Judge Van WICK to the in
sane hospital at Oshkosh.
This is the winter of discomfort in
many poor households. Help the
needy aud make life joy forever to
those who are thus unfortunate.
Remember the union prayer meeting
at the Congregational church Thurs
day evening. The conditions in Tur-
key will be special subject for dis
cussion and prayer.
-WIFE-Here's an account Of man
who died of indigestion. HUSBAND
Well, if he had bought his groceries
ana eatableS of Bailey where one al
ways gets first-cIass goods that man
would have been living yet
Charles Zweenic, who has been
laid up the past five weeks by reason
ofan injury received, by fall on de-
fective sidewalk, was able to resume
his duties in this Office today.
On Dec. IA commencing at 10
o'clock, l will sell twenty three sets of
double and single harness at the store
of the Kenosha Novelty company. No
harnesses are sold before that day.
III. B. ROBINSON, Assignee.
"A farmer named Peterson, living
near the dividing line between Racine
and Kenosha counties reports that two
Racine sports went cunning on his
farm with couple of dogs and that
the dogs attacked his sheep and killed
three of them.
Sore throat is common at this
time. An excellent gargle can be cas-
lily made by dissolving one teaspoonful
of chlorate of potash and two tea
spoonfuls of glycerine in a tumbler Of
water. As gargle this is very sooth-
ing to the throat.
The friends of Mrs E. P. Curtis
will regret to learn that she has beer
dangerously i'll ever since reaching bel
SOD, Ernest Morgan, in Boston, Mass
but at latest news was slowly gaining
Mrs. Curtis will make her home with
her son in Boston.
Several prominent citizens are agi.
tating the question of being allowed tt
speed horses while the good sleighine
lasts between the hours 2 and o'clock
afternoons on Milwaukee avenue
They are making concerted move or
the authorities for the necessary per.
mission.