The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-05-02
John Dillon Friday night.

, up a. llUClO CdCD
Edward Tobih, of Chicago, is
spending his vacation in this city.
/ Mrs Philip Horning, of Paris, is
now reported to be out of danger.
The Richter Bros have new and
handsome black team for their delivery
wagon.
If you want to see a man hustle
watch him getting away for a days
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tack are
being congratulated on the arrival of a
daughter.
There is not much exercise in sew
ing on buttons, but it is better than
none at all.
A regular game of English criket
was played Monday afternoon in the
Central park.
The story is always told of old
bachelors that they were once in love
and the girl died.
Woman has arranged matters so
that man cannot see any other girls
over her shoulder.
-Myron Hale has removed from his
former home on Park avenue to new
one on West street.
The Misses Hale and Torrey. of
Chicago, are guests of Mrs. Geo. Il.
Yule at the Southern.
An Ohio man asks to be divorced
on the grounds of cruel treatment. 1t
appears to be coming.
will the weather clerk please bear
down on the southwest wind pedal,
and give us little rain.
E. III. Frantzen and family, of the
Garfield house, is expected home from
their Dakota trip today.
All Capes, Shirt Waists, Wrappers,
new and stylish, at cost.
tfd&W LENTZ & FUNCK.
English Breakfast. just the thing
for lovers of good tea. Bailey has it in
neat packages at 90 cents pound. DIV
The Musical ChautauquA club
will meet at the residence of Louis
Theirs Friday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Several of our most prominent
ladies, married and unmarried, will
appear very shortly on their new bikes.
An expert accountant is needed in
every family to straighten out the So
cial debts the women folk owe to each
other.
! H. A. Nelson, of North Cape, Ra-
cine county, is to start on the con-
struction of a tile factory in Bristol
this week.
Don't forget the cantata Thursday
evening May I'd, given under the man
agement Of the ladies of S. Matthews
church. dwm2
Clerk of the Court Slosson is at
Crit Hollis today taking some testi-
mOny in an important case which is
soon to be trieu in North Dakota.
The Primrose club dance took
place Tuesday evening. 1t was a very
pleasant affair and was enjoyed by a
good crowd. Schultz, Of Racine, fur
nished the music.
The ladies of the Parish Aid So.
ciety of S. Matthews church will pre-
sent to the public very pleasing can
tata on Thursday evening May I'd. All
the good fairies will be present. Come
and see them. dwm2
E. f. Vinegar & Co. are to go out
of business in Kenosha on account Of
the i'll health of Mr.. Vinegar. They
have a splendid assortment Of goods
left which must and will be sold regard
less of cost. Only few days left in
which to buy. dm2 wilt
There is an absolute necessity for
advertising; there is a great eagernesd
to compete for attention, and no one
gets it unless it is by giving, as it were,
so many strokes of the hammer, one
after the other, to compel people TO
notice what is going on.
A Kenosha county farmer named
John Williams got into Racine Monday
and found the beer of thatplace beyond
hisvcapacity. AS consequence the
police took him under cover and a JUS
tice taxed him S. Tuesday. He had
no money and was obliged to put up
his gold watch for security.
W. W. Cooper, superintendent at
the Chicago Rockford Hosiery Com
pony, is the author and publisher of a
little 16 page pamphlet entitled Gods
Tenth whichis for the use and guidance
of members of the EpwOrTh Tithing
Ba2d. For those who believe in Civ
ing one tenth of their income to church
work, the book will prove a great help
in indi cating systematic ratio cover
ing the different objects of benevolence
The work has been copyrighted.
Architect c.. A. Dickhaut las work
enough at Manitowoc to keep him busy
all summer. The old town up the lake
has taken on quite growth and c. A
is helping ut along. He now has IL
hand a $4,000 residence for VIM.
Rahrs, $4,000 store and residence
for Chas. Spindler, a $4,000 residence
for Chas Smalley, a $4,000 residence
} for VIM. Murphy, a $4,000 residence fol
DR.. Prichard, a $4,000 residence for DR.
Henry, all at Manitowoc; and $500
fiat building for Mrs. Jacob Krick, al
Austin.