The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-09-19
(From Fridays Daily

--boduGlIy h0nOSna Dy taxing the
unsightly poles off Main street.
Mrs. Henry Mohr and children re-
turned home today from visit to Mrs.
Mohr's parents.
Miss Olive Jones, daughter of Maui
rice Jones, once owner of Alix, is visit
| ing Mrs. Hosea Barnes.
Mrs. F. 81. Head, and daughter
Gladys, of Utica, N. Y, are visiting
relatives and friends in Kenosha
Prompt action should be taken,
before the work gets too far, in taking
the unsightly poles off Main street.
John A. Killeen, editor and pub
Usher of the Union, will be a candidate
among the others for the postmaster
ship.
This taking fellow out of an oven
and putting him into refrigerator is
not the most pleasant thing the weather
clerk can do.
Eddie Rice was taken before JUS
tice Slater this morning on the charge
of assault az d battery. 1t cost him So
and costs, which he paid.
Patrick Bailey, one of Kenosha's
oldest citizens, having resided here
more than fifty years, is seriously i'll at
his home on Town Line street.
-Ames & Angler have new ad in
this issue. This firm of hustling young
men believe in the efficiency of printers
ink and they back up their claims with
the goods and prices.
-Azote, stable companion Of Alix
had no trouble in winning the free-for
all trot at st. Joseph, Mo-, Thursday
afternoon. Time, 2:11&, 2:12a, 2:144.
Master Arthur Fisher. son of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. F. Fisher, will become q
student this year at the Northwestern
Military academy at Highland Park.
-Ye local editor had quite fall or
Main street Thursday evening, which
amused many passers by. A dog ran
in front. of his wheel and threw him
over. No harm done.
There were two wheels on board
the Evaline when she capsized off Ke-
waunee last Friday. They were
brought here this morning consigned tc
N. r. Aliens Sons. They got badly
soaked and are in very bad condition.
The SHADES Corners MstgaCstnen
was three years old last Thursday and
it's enterprising young publisher, Pau
j. Sauer, issued an anniversary edition
which reflected credit upon his ability
as an editor. May the MatgaCatmp con
tinue to prosper.
| Robert j. beat Joe Patchen anC
John r. Gentry at Louisville, KY.
Thursday afternoon. Robert took the
first heat but the coal black Patcher
easily took the next. The other two
heats were then taken by Robert j
Time, 2.O54. 2:O64, 2.054 and 2:O4i.
Before going on a sea-voyage OIL
into the country, be sure and put boz
of Ayers Pills in your valise. YOU
may have occasion to thank us for this
hint. To relieve constipation, bilious
ness, and nausea, Ayers Pills are the
best in the world. They are also easy
to take.
There seems to be one girl in towr
! who can be left to look out for herself
She lives on the north side and was al
tho station Thursday evening. Two
young swells made some sighting re-
mark about her in her hearing and she
hauled off and hit one with her left
hand and the other with her right
They were nearly sprawled by the
blows, but they decided at once to let
her alone.
William j. Thaler, the Montreal
man who is making the trip around the
world afoot, passed through here this
morning. He is to make the trip inside
seven years and live on charity. AT
the end of that time he is to write a
book giving his experiences. He had
travelled 1870 miles before he reached
here. He takes certificate of the city
clerk in each town he strikes. The
bundles of these he has with him makes
big book in themselves.