The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1895-04-18
Harry Robinson was in Racine

--h0IH0ulO0r, always, GHdU GNoIy
story has more than one side.
"A Kansas editor says when his
friends snub him he eats onions.
"A rumor is afioat at Brassville that
the Lane works will soon resume work.
L. S. Winegar's little girl is still
very sick with rheumatism of the heart.
He who stops to cry over spilled
milk is apt to go without cream in his
coffee.
-Lucien Gervais, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with the family of Mrs. L. c..
Lance.
Jos. G.. Werner, of Princeton, ILL.,,
visited relatives and friends here
Easter.
Miss Victoria Ward and mother,
of Chicago, spent Sunday here with old
friends.
Mrs. G.. N. Mihills, of Fond du
Lac, is a guest in the family Of Geo. v.
Redeker.
Never be ashamed Of your we'll
worn clothes so long as the grocery bill
is unpaid.
The Easter collection at the Con-
gregational church ON Sunday amount
ed to $40.
The engagement of Miss Jennie
Blinn and Rev. c. 81. Rogers has been
announced.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Kinney
took place from St. james church Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitbeck, of Chica-
go, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Robson.
The man who has lost his grip is
more unfortunate than the man who
has the grippe.
Miss Alice Tarbell. of Rogers Park,
ILL.,, spent the last week with Mrs.
Wealthy French. III ~ 2"@ IL
20. M. Calkins is improving his
property corner of Deming street and
Durkee avenue.
Peter Boyer has his Park Street
house in excellent shape now after all
his improvements.
john Bruins has returned from
Michigan, whittier he went to attend
the funeral of a brother-in-law.
Somebody is counting great deal
of trouble by poisoning dogs on the
north side. This is criminal offense.
Henry Christman, of Chicago, is
visiting his relatives and friends here
abouts. He was formerly Kenosha
boy.
james W. Scott, who recently be-
came sole proprietor of the Chicago
Times Herald, died Sunday in New
York.
1t is almost time for new crop of
neighborhood quarrels-the season
when hens scratch gardens out of
shape.
st. Georges church was filled to
its capacity Sunday. The music was
exquisite and the floral decorations
superb.
You create the demand and the
trade will take care of itself. 1t is the
front-rank advertiser who says adver-
Using pays. ~
The ladies got out in fine numbers
to show their new bonnets Sunday.
The new bonnet is a veritable dream of
beauty this year.
The health officer has had no con-
tagious diseases on his hands for so
long that if he is not careful he will
forget his duties.
1t is getting time for the clipper to
get in it's work on the long haired dog,
the horse and the fellow who has worn
whiskers all winter.
Mrs. F. j. futile and daughter,
Margaret Avery, are expected home
from their extended eastern and south
ern trip about May 1.
Nathan Allen left last Saturday for
New Orleans to meet his wife, mother
and sister. They will all return the
latter part of the week.
-Tramps are becoming troublesome
to the ladies who attend stores in the
outskirts of the city. They do con
siderable threatening.
No, do not hate the devil. For
me to hate him would be wicked. Why?
Because / have devil for husband;
sir, she said-sir, she said.
Handsome Easter programs for the
Park Avenue NJ. E. Sunday school
were issued from this Office. They
were designed by Superintendent ".
W. Cooper.
The new telephone company is
coming, and so is Il fight between
giants. The old telephone company
will not be pulled out of bed without a
struggle, be sure of that.
Charles Holderness has new avn
iings over his barber shop windows.
These will keep the sun out, but they
serve to make the necessity for paint
on the building very apparent.